Janis Joplin -Greatest Hits
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fiomamyblue

Janis Joplin — Greatest Hits | DeRank™: -0,35

On stage, I make love to twenty-five thousand people, then I go home alone.

Janis Joplin - Me and Bobby McGee (Lyrics)
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Blondie -Atomic: The Very Best of Blondie
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I'm sorry, but I can't access external links. However, if you provide the text you would like translated, I would be happy to help! more
Oblivians
SilasLang
SilasLang

Oblivians | DeRank™: 0,43

Nothing more than healthy, putrid, and dilapidated garage-blues-rn'r dripping with alcohol, shit, and liters of sweat. All it takes is putting on ‘gems’ like "Popular Favorites" or the stunning collection of early 7", scraps, and various other tidbits from the "Sympathy Sessions" to remind me what truly excites me about Rockn'Roll... more
The Jam -In the City
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genevincent

The Jam — In the City | DeRank™: 0,00

Already at their debut, the group's great potential and Weller's class are evident. more
Helmet -Aftertaste
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Helmet — Aftertaste | DeRank™: 0,00

Listened to the album again this afternoon after years, thanks to yesterday's concert; and I must candidly admit that I've changed my mind, adding a good star to an album that doesn't reach the lethal ultra-noise impact of its proud predecessors, but holds its own quite well. Songs like "Birth Defect" and "It's Easy to Get Bored" contain all those noisy, violent characteristics and wouldn't be out of place in a work like "Betty." Their last album from the nineties. more
Mayhem
Bloodthrone
Bloodthrone

Mayhem | DeRank™: -0,01

The True MayheM were the kings of black metal, following Darkthrone and Emperor. The post-reunion works are often misunderstood, but masterpieces like Ordo ad Chao, Chimera, Grand Declaration of War, and the newborn Esoteric Warfare speak for themselves. 5 for the period 1984-1994. 4 for the period 1995-today. more
Michael Jackson -Off The Wall
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genevincent

Michael Jackson — Off The Wall | DeRank™: 0,00

I’m not a huge fan of Michael Jackson, but he did create something good as evidenced by this album: an engaging mix of funk, disco music, and pop. more
Rush
London
London

Rush | DeRank™: 0,41

Soul-less technique, Neil Peart may be the most technical drummer in the world, but I don't recall a single part of his that moved me. more
Alter Bridge
Aquarius27
Aquarius27

Alter Bridge | DeRank™: 0,00

Since 2000, few groups like them have emerged; they are undoubtedly the best. Myles Kennedy is the greatest vocalist of all time, there is no doubt about it. more
Rush
whocares
whocares

Rush | DeRank™: -1,73

Mediocre composers, excellent musicians but few emotions... more
Iron Maiden
whocares
whocares

Iron Maiden | DeRank™: -1,80

Quite annoying more
The Who -Tommy
succino
succino

The Who — Tommy | DeRank™: 1,62

The Pinball Wizard more
Jefferson Airplane -Surrealistic Pillow
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Surreal Pillow Flying Over San Francisco Bay more
The Byrds -Mr. Tambourine Man
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succino

The Byrds — Mr. Tambourine Man | DeRank™: 0,00

In the jingle jangle morning I'll come followin' you more
Agitation Free -Malesch
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succino

Agitation Free — Malesch | DeRank™: 0,00

Teutons on vacation in Egypt more
The Pop Group
Rocky Marciano
Rocky Marciano

The Pop Group | DeRank™: 0,00

paramilitary exercises in the ghetto. more
Kendrick Lamar
Loconweed
Loconweed

Kendrick Lamar | DeRank™: 0,00

Currently the best on the scene more
It's Immaterial -Life's hard and then you die
andrenza
Heard again after some time (Christ! Almost thirty years!), it shows its belonging to its era, but it remains enjoyable, with very well-crafted arrangements and some ideas that endure for their originality, such as a casual use of the harmonica and the beautiful singing/talking voice. more