Steve Albini
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Steve Albini | DeRank™: 9,44

And Steve Albini is in his massive gold villa in Bel Air getting masturbated by his black slaves and blowing his nose into the greens. more
Fabrizio De André -La Buona Novella
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pana

Fabrizio De André — La Buona Novella | DeRank™: 6,16

Excursus on the apocryphal gospels. Great album, also thanks to the accompaniment of Quelli, future PFM (which will never create an album of this value). The "Testament of Tito" stands out among the others, extraordinary. more
The Beatles -The Magical Mistery Tour
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The Beatles — The Magical Mistery Tour | DeRank™: 0,00

Practically a masterpiece. Extraordinary the "soundtrack" part with six monoliths, each better than the last, remarkably underrated. Add to that a Hello Goodbye, a Strawberry Fields Forever, and a Penny Lane to complete the whole thing, and you’re done. more
Roxy Music -For Your Pleasure
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pana

Roxy Music — For Your Pleasure | DeRank™: 0,00

1973, this is incredible. New Wave avant la lettre, amazing disco. more
Il Volo -Il Volo
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Il Volo — Il Volo | DeRank™: 0,00

He didn't tell me much. more
Arti & Mestieri -Tilt
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pana

Arti & Mestieri — Tilt | DeRank™: 0,00

Some good tracks, overall an acceptable album. more
Perigeo -Azimut
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Perigeo — Azimut | DeRank™: 0,00

A well-made record, of a genre I'm not crazy about. more
Bob Dylan
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CristianoDA

Bob Dylan | DeRank™: 0,90

one of the putative fathers of rock, with him music stops being just something to dance to and gives birth to cultured and reflective music. one of the few artists whose covers are better done by other artists. more
Mike Rutherford
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CristianoDA

Mike Rutherford | DeRank™: 0,00

even if not up to par with his peers not exactly a virtuoso on the instrument but necessary for the group, think of Supper's Ready without bass...what would it have been without Mike...... more
Alice Cooper -Killer
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CristianoDA

Alice Cooper — Killer | DeRank™: 0,00

the best album by Alice Cooper, featuring a solid hard rock infused with the horror genre that Alice loved, very good thanks also to Bob Ezrin who arranged it more
Van Morrison
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CristianoDA

Van Morrison | DeRank™: 0,20

a raging torrent of streams of consciousness where, in the best reality of the singer-songwriter, it blends musical styles, flooding minds with its voice more
Area -Maledetti (Maudits)
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SydBarrett96

Area — Maledetti (Maudits) | DeRank™: 1,17

It should really be the ultra-deluxe limited edition including both vinyl and CD, picked up at half price. Anyway, yet another masterpiece from the incredible Milanese group, a brilliant sci-fi political concept about the division of power in a dystopian future. The nine minutes of "Caos (parte seconda)" are a tribute to the experimental madness of Area. The final piece of a Stratos-ferical quartet (not that it was planned). 10. more
Daniel Powter
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Daniel Powter | DeRank™: 0,00

Pleasant as a VHS of Lorenzo Stovini's career. more
The Band
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odesso

The Band | DeRank™: 7,11

An irresistible mix of traditions, colors, images... in some pieces it’s truly hard to resist the voices of Danko and Helm. They left us 3 unforgettable gems... a crucial step for anyone wanting to dive into music made in U.S.A... more
Soundgarden
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odesso

Soundgarden | DeRank™: 12,57

Among the greatest of all time... Cornell majestic since the very beginning, through the Temple of the Dog... for a while I feared he would go downhill (after the news about Timbaland, the worst was to be expected), but luckily he "stabilized" ... (which, by the way, Cornell with short hair is an abomination). more
Milano
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Milano | DeRank™: 0,00

Head of the world more
Paolo Nutini
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Dieg

Paolo Nutini | DeRank™: 0,00

I, on the other hand, like it. more
Material -Temporary Music (1979-1981)
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The first two EPs of the band formed after Allen's New York Gong. Sharp funk, linear rhythms with an eighties flavor, a hint of dance, and a good dose of experimentation. From the next one onwards, they will become a distinctly Laswellian band. more