piendepei
piendepei

Joe Cocker | DeRank™: -0,90

Since he has never made a damn song of his own, let's talk about the clone of the clone. more
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Dragonstar
Dragonstar

Jethro Tull — Stormwatch | DeRank™: 0,00

The most "wintry" album by Tull could only be mentioned at this time. The folk-rock of the opener is great, rounding off the folk chapter that started with the incredible "Songs from the Wood" just two years prior. Once again, bursts of pure hard rock alternate with more melancholic and sublime acoustic moments. There’s also room for the first electronic experiments; not yet intrusive and incorporated with great taste. The band's last great album. more
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Dragonstar
Touches perfection. Few Tull albums can surpass it. The electric parts are extremely hard-hitting (considering the band's stylistic canons); it is also a work in which the acoustic dimension takes a prominent place in the songwriting, a thing that will also happen with the subsequent "To Old to Rock n Roll: Too Young to Die," albeit without the same level of engagement. An album that can be summed up in one word, predictable yet necessary: masterpiece! more
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genevincent
genevincent

Lee Ritenour — Collection | DeRank™: 0,00

Rhythmic liveliness more
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fiomamyblue
fiomamyblue

Cocteau Twins — Treasure | DeRank™: 0,00

the consecration disk more
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hellraiser
Great album, class of 1971 and the last one before the birth of ELO, with whom they achieved stratospheric success in the following decade... more
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SydBarrett96
Gaber starts to distance himself from leftist movements, beginning to sniff out the stench of great illusion ("L'odore"). This results in a performance that is much more rhetorical and disillusioned in terms of content, anticipating the themes of the next two works. Despite this, the final piece (and one of the most beautiful by Mr. G), namely "C'è solo la strada", still leaves a glimmer of hope open. "Ci siamo murati dentro" (Il febbrosario) more
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Cunnuemammadua
Cunnuemammadua

Pasta & Patate | DeRank™: 0,00

= culurgiones more
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De...Marga...
De...Marga...

Bad Religion — Generator | DeRank™: 0,00

It's also difficult for the Californian masters to replicate the three previous groundbreaking albums; however, Greg, Jay, Brett, and the new drummer Bobby are not willing to abdicate and know where to strike and how to move. The kickoff is entrusted to two tracks that have always claimed victims live (try it to believe it!): "Generator" and "Too Much Too Ask," where the execution speed reaches deadly limits. But my favorite song is the one that opens side B of my worn vinyl: ATOMIC GARDEN... more
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De...Marga...
De...Marga...

Led Zeppelin | DeRank™: 8,81

"Valhalla, I'm Coming! Just quoting this verse is enough to define Led Zeppelin; true outliers and, for me, beyond any judgment...IMMIGRANT SONG..." more
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pana
pana

Nick Drake — Pink Moon | DeRank™: 14,52

Through a series of bare yet indescribably moving pages, the epitaph of a singer-songwriter understood too late. more
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pana
pana

Bob Dylan — Oh Mercy | DeRank™: 6,00

We are in 1989 and, after a few rather lackluster attempts, Bob gives us a single album with Political World, Where Teardrops Fall, Ring Them Bells, The Man in The Long Black Coat, What Good Am I, What Was it You Wanted. Oh, Thank You. more
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Hellring
Hellring

Annihilator — Remains | DeRank™: 0,00

Interesting electronic experiment. Clearly unsuccessful, but I've never seen it as the garbage that many talk about. Perhaps the most violent of their career. "Sexecution" and "Wind" are successful tracks. (5.5) more
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Hellring
Hellring

Annihilator — Refresh The Demon | DeRank™: 0,00

First real misstep. Not-exceptional songwriting, standard heavy/thrash tracks without any notable insights. Nice "The Pastor Of Disaster." Not exactly rubbish, but it doesn't quite make the grade. (5.5) more
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Hellring
Hellring

Annihilator — King of the Kill | DeRank™: 0,00

Jeff Waters does everything on his own. He only has drummer Randy Black by his side. The album flows smoothly, the quality is still good, and the title track is one of the most devastating pieces live. Overall, however, there is a sense of slow decline emerging. (7) more
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Hellring
As was fashionable at the time, the Canadians also sweetened their sound, winking at the catchy style popularized by Metallica's "Black Album." Despite this, I really enjoy the album, and it's one of the Annihilator records that I listen to with the most pleasure. (7.5) more
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Hellring
Hellring

Annihilator — Never, neverland | DeRank™: 0,00

For me, the true masterpiece of Jeff Waters, even superior to the previous one. A slightly more compact sound, softening the prominence of the bass (so characteristic of AIN) and still great thrash with rocky melodic veins. Tracks like "The Fun Palace," "Stonewall," and the title track remain among the best of 90s thrash. (8.5/9) more
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Hellring
Hellring

Annihilator — Alice In Hell | DeRank™: 0,51

During the gradual decline of thrash, the Canadians unleash a stratospheric debut. It's got everything: power, melody, songwriting, eclecticism. A masterpiece. (8.5) more
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Flo
Flo

Andrew Jackson Jihad | DeRank™: 3,94

They are liked by Korrea. more
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erik
erik

Popol Vuh — Hosianna Mantra | DeRank™: 5,00

Spiritual, elevated, meditative, exalted, reflective, surreal: an unattainable peak, at least in this field (which one?). more
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