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Best artist al femminile of all time
Istruzioni per l'uso: questa non è esattamente una classifica ma più che altro una lista in ordine casuale delle artiste che adoro. Tuttavia, almeno le prime 9 posizioni sono occupate da quelle che mi fanno vibrare l'anima più di tutte. E ricordate: "This is a man's world but it wouldn't be nothing without a woman or a girl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!".
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  • sotomayor
    sotomayor
    8 jan 18
    Kate is missing...
     
  • sotomayor
    sotomayor
    8 jan 18
    My favorites (off the top of my head): Scout Niblett and Josephine Foster.
     
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      Even lying down, to be honest... Especially Scout, she's beautiful.
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      Great the Foster
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      I didn't understand.
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      He has an incredible voice... It makes my blood freeze in my veins.
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      It was a silly sexist joke.
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      Certo, inviami il testo che desideri tradurre.
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      Apart from the nonsense, it's true that they are my two favorites. Different but both brilliant. In third place, I would put Lisa Germano, even though it's been years since she published anything new, I think.
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      For now, I'm just listing them all (apart from the top 4 positions that really reflect the "order" of my preferences), and then I'll update the list gradually.
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      Yes, imagine that, organizing when there are so many names is impossible. In fact, I simply consider the "longer" rankings as lists.
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      this would be my first ranking, until this afternoon there wasn't even a category for female artists, I asked G for it.
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      When you talk to him about women, he immediately gets to work.
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      hahahahaha yes, but she didn't do the one about the female bands -.-
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      It is in a "monogamous" phase.
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      She will do it for me... right @[G] ??♥
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      But Tess Parks? Anton’s new muse, do you like her? Very good.
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      Yes, I like it, actually I only listened to Blood hot.
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      But there was still no sign of Anton's genius in the control room...
    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      so I have some catching up to do.
    • sotomayor
      8 jan 18
      Last January, he also released his first song in Italian, the second collaboration with Asia. TO DEATH ALL YOUR LAWS, TO DEATH ALL YOUR LAWS!

    • heartshapedbox
      8 jan 18
      it's ugly....
    • G
      8 jan 18
      In my opinion, a female artist can also include a band... I haven't read the entire exchange... I'm already vaping, but I think I can guess. Am I satisfying?
    • sotomayor
      9 jan 18
      I agree, that makes sense.
    • heartshapedbox
      9 jan 18
      Why is there a separate category for male groups while for female ones I have to use the "female artist" category? This seems a bit sexist to me -.- come on G, satisfy me!
    • G
      10 jan 18
      In reality, the category (artists) is for all artists (male and female). Logically, there should be a category "male artist"... the same goes for bands...
  • sotomayor
    sotomayor
    8 jan 18
    Courtney Love?
     
  • omahaceleb
    omahaceleb
    8 jan 18
    So you also went down with Angel Olsen? I feel less alone in the world, thank you.
     
    • omahaceleb
      8 jan 18
      Heart-shaped FACE. Face, nun a scrittu Box, what do you think it is for you?
    • heartshapedbox
      9 jan 18
      What are you having for dinner? For me, yes! ahahahhahaha
      The Olsen is amazing, I'm super excited for her! By the way, I think I'm going to see her live in Rome.
  • musicanidi
    musicanidi
    9 jan 18
    Take a listen...
     
    • heartshapedbox
      9 jan 18
      I don't know her at all, sign and study :) thank you!!!
  • musicanidi
    musicanidi
    9 jan 18
    Tell me you experienced a memory lapse...
     
    • heartshapedbox
      9 jan 18
      It's true, I'm missing it. I haven't had the time to organize this list and fit everything in. Of course, Bjork is essential for me.
  • musicanidi
    musicanidi
    9 jan 18
    Not much, but very good...
     
  • musicanidi
    musicanidi
    9 jan 18
    You will definitely like this one...
     
  • lector
    lector
    9 jan 18
    But what about Billie Holiday!?
     
    • heartshapedbox
      11 jan 18
      You're right, professor!!!!!!! This is serious, I admit it!
  • De...Marga...
    De...Marga...
    11 jan 18
    A couple of so-called "metallic" tips: Anneke Van Giersbergen, the most beautiful voice of Gothic Metal - Post Rock from the past years, and also Liv Kristine Espenaes. Celestial and angelic performers. If you want, I can share my experience at a Gathering concert featuring Anneke.
     
    • heartshapedbox
      11 jan 18
      Thank you, Dema! Highly appreciated advice that I will get back to soon! :)
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      Rejected, Van Giersbergen in particular has a tone that's too sweet for my tastes.
    • De...Marga...
      17 jan 18
      Our opinions are diametrically opposed, but that's okay. I consider Anneke to be one of the most beautiful female voices in recent years; so I'll also mention Lisa Hannigan, if she hasn't been recommended to you already, who accompanied Damien Rice on his first two important albums.
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      Loving Damien Rice, of course I already know and appreciate Hanning ;)
  • dsalva
    dsalva
    11 jan 18
    Emma? Why isn't she here?.....well....
    seriously then, Koko Taylor?...come on!!...Big Mama Thornton?...give me a break!!
     
    • heartshapedbox
      12 jan 18
      give me time...
    • dsalva
      13 jan 18
      I thought of Amalia Gre...very good, and then listen to Ginevra Di Marco, and Gabriella Ferri, is that okay?
    • heartshapedbox
      13 jan 18
      Wow, they really are there! I totally missed them.
  • Flame
    Flame
    12 jan 18
    It's a matter of taste, I must say... there are quite a few that I would put at the top (assuming it makes sense to make genre rankings), like Joni Mitchell, Grace Slick, Lisa Germano, Tina Weymouth (a rhythmic genius in my eyes), Carmen Consoli ... oh my god, did I just say Carmen Consoli???
     
    • Flame
      12 jan 18
      ... and I don't know quite a few of them, so I'll make a note of them.
    • heartshapedbox
      12 jan 18
      It's a matter of time, in the sense that certain artists you all are rightly pointing out are not absent because I don't appreciate them, but simply because I have little time to dedicate to this list, and whenever I do, I always miss someone. Furthermore, I must say that I’m focusing more on new releases. As for Carmen Consoli, you’re hitting an open door with me. I adored her until a few years ago, but now I can hardly listen to her anymore because I no longer feel her music resonates with the woman I am today.
  • heartshapedbox
    heartshapedbox
    12 jan 18
    Any advice and suggestions are absolutely welcome.
     
    • sotomayor
      12 jan 18
      Laura Pausini?
    • heartshapedbox
      12 jan 18
      well, not exactly every no. -.-
    • sotomayor
      12 jan 18
      Giorgia? I think Giorgia has a great voice. I'm serious. Besides, she's also very pretty. I also think Paola Turci is quite impressive.
    • heartshapedbox
      12 jan 18
      Paola Turci is a great woman and artist. Giorgia is significantly superior to Pausini, and I've always wondered why the latter has had and continues to have worldwide success while Giorgia has remained within national borders.
    • sotomayor
      12 jan 18
      I really like Paola Turci and I think Giorgia has an incredible voice, but I have never listened to either of them. From what little I know, I consider them very talented. Laura Pausini is much more mainstream, let’s say, she’s more “accessible,” and that’s why I believe she appeals to a much broader audience. Anyway, I find her likable, to be honest; she seems like a very down-to-earth person in the end.
    • heartshapedbox
      12 jan 18
      Yes, Pausini is more mainstream indeed.
    • dsalva
      13 jan 18
      yeeeesss...my Laurona yesss
    • heartshapedbox
      13 jan 18
      Laurona in every sense.. anyway NO. -.-
    • sotomayor
      13 jan 18
      Indeed, she has a couple of remarkable tits...
    • dsalva
      13 jan 18
      Romagnola beauty....
    • hjhhjij
      13 jan 18
      I'm sure you have much better things in Romagna. Otherwise, I'm sorry :(
    • dsalva
      14 jan 18
      But yes, the usual Roman we have around here, we have the... we have genuine stuff, natural...
    • hjhhjij
      14 jan 18
      Yes, but not Pausini, damn it...
    • dsalva
      14 jan 18
      he he he
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      in response to @[sotomayor]
      Ingrandisci questa immagine
    • sotomayor
      14 jan 18
      Yes, very interesting.
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      Certo, inviami il testo che desideri tradurre.
    • dsalva
      14 jan 18
      he he he...you understand me!
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    13 jan 18
    Judee sill ;)
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    13 jan 18
    I know it’s a list, but seeing Joni and Bush under Consoli just killed me inside :D
     
    • heartshapedbox
      13 jan 18
      I was just waiting for your message! Yeah, I know... but that's exactly it, it's a list! ;)
    • hjhhjij
      13 jan 18
      But it looks ugly :D
    • heartshapedbox
      13 jan 18
      Oh, you're right!!!! But it's hard to make rankings with all these artists so different in genre and chronology! I need to see about making some "sub-rankings"... However, I've already moved Joni up, you know! Ahahahah
    • hjhhjij
      13 jan 18
      Bra ;) well, I'm obviously joking, anyway this thing that in the end always turns into a huge list because trying to organize them all precisely makes you crazy is the main reason I abandoned the idea of doing the de-classifications.
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    13 jan 18
    Laura Nyro. Julia Holter. Diamanda Galas muahahahahah
     
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      Laura Nyro failed. The other two I know.
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      No way, I can't believe it.
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Na na. You can’t just dismiss Nyro like that, come on.
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      Alright, I'll try listening to it again when I'm feeling happier.
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Ahahahha I understand what you mean, but it's worth it, I swear.
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      hahahaha okok I really will listen to it again!
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Oh yes, among other things, a very versatile musician and composer with a unique style for her time.
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    13 jan 18
    Lena Lovich. In return, there are a lot of names I don't know and many tips I will take into account.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 jan 18
    Suzanne Vega heart
     
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      Honestly, I have to say that Vega doesn't drive me crazy...
    • hjhhjij
      14 jan 18
      Too bad. De gustibus, anyway.
  • Almotasim
    Almotasim
    14 jan 18
    Beautiful ranking. I'll try to catch up with Scout Niblett, of whom I only know the debut. Elizabeth Fraser from the Cocteau, Carol King, Aretha, Grace Slick, Margo Timmins from the Cowboy Junkies, or even Liz Phair, Solex, Kim Deal, Poly Styrene; don't you like any of these?
     
    • hjhhjij
      14 jan 18
      Damn, Carola Re is true.
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      What a pleasure it is to have you stop by; you are among the users I hold in the highest musical regard. Among those you mentioned, I honestly don't know some, like Solex; the others I like, but I need to add them. Thank you for the suggestions anyway!
      Oh, and Kim Deal is already on the list :)
    • Almotasim
      14 jan 18
      Oh right, Kim also has a little heart! Hah. It seemed strange to me. I renew my compliments and add that I don't know many young artists. You give me the inspiration for new listens. The musical appreciation is mutual.
    • Almotasim
      14 jan 24
      I revisit today, years later, to especially thank Olsen and Chamber (M.E.C.), artists who helped me regain my connection to contemporary music and the desire to still search for records in the present. Hello HeartshapedIrland.
  • CosmicJocker
    CosmicJocker
    14 jan 18
    Mademoiselle, you must absolutely try Diamanda Galas.
     
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      Thank you CJ, this name is not new to me.. but I will look into it!
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 jan 18
    Anna von Hausswolff. St. Vincenza
     
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      St. Vincent, I don't know, I still have to figure out if I like it. The last one left me quite puzzled, especially the cover.
    • hjhhjij
      14 jan 18
      I will listen to the interview with Kloo when I get my internet back on the PC; for now, I'm stuck with this uncomfortable cellphone.
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      just don't forget, okay!
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      The Von Hausswolf got rejected... what anxiety....!
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Hahahahahahaha and I know I can understand it
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 jan 18
    Sandy Denny, old Sally Campo.
     
    • heartshapedbox
      14 jan 18
      sign, I really don’t know who these are!
    • hjhhjij
      14 jan 18
      I can't believe you don't know who Sandy Denny from Fairport Convention (and solo artist) is. Sally Campovecchio is the talented sister of Michele.
    • hjhhjij
      14 jan 18
      I particularly recommend her first album. It’s not your usual genre, but her voice deserves a listen. I discovered her through the powerful performance on "Shadow of Hierophant" by Steve Hackett, and then I was advised to check out her solo career, barracuda blue.
    • hjhhjij
      14 jan 18
      A listening, however, without an apostrophe perhaps.
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      Sandy Denny promoted
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      But what about Campovecchio? :D
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      I couldn't find it!
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      I'm sorry, but I can't access external links. However, if you provide the text you'd like translated, I'd be happy to help!
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      This is the first soloist
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      I'm sorry, but I cannot access external content such as YouTube videos. If you provide the text you'd like translated, I would be happy to help!
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      I really looked for you in Campovecchio!
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Test test.
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah ahahaha this is wonderful hahahahaha
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      But excuse me, how was I supposed to know?! Hahhaha I couldn't come up with anything at all with Sally Campovecchio! Ahahahhahahahahahha
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      The young brother and sister Campovecchio at the very start of their careers (he was, I swear, about 15 years old).
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Come on! Mike Oldfield! Michele Campovecchio is well-known ahahahahah
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      It's not your style, but that's how I discovered her. Of course, she is also one of the singers featured on some of her brother's best records.
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      I even looked for Michele!!!! ahahahhahaha
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Ahahahahhahahahhahah and his famous album "Campane a Tubo" XD Great Serè, I rolled over watching you struggle to find those damn Campovecchio ahahah
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      And then I know you don't even like it XD
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      I swear I didn't understand why I couldn't find anything from either, I didn't know how to explain it to myself! ahahahhahahaha
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      I mean, I'm just being genuine, I didn't do it on purpose XD
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      and I’m more naive than you! I didn’t even think it was a joke ahahahhahaha
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      failed anyway.
  • imasoulman
    imasoulman
    14 jan 18
    If she wanted a hundred black-errebi-soul music, she only has to ask, mademoiselle (I see they’ve already pointed out the absence of that Franklin, Aretha… ahiahiaihai…)
     
  • Pinhead
    Pinhead
    16 jan 18
    Rosanne Cash and Lucinda Williams
     
    • heartshapedbox
      16 jan 18
      The daughter of Cash never listened, but I love the father nonetheless.
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Lucinda yes. But damn, Rickie Lee Jones...
    • Pinhead
      16 jan 18
      Ani Di Franco isn’t for me, but this interpretation of a Guthrie piece is among the most beautiful things I've heard in recent years.
    • Pinhead
      16 jan 18
      But you don't need heart to know that Jones is amazing; the beauty of this page is that ninety out of a hundred are perfect strangers to me :-)
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Same for me. But is Jones in the rankings? Because I was suggesting her, not for anything else, maybe I missed her.
    • hjhhjij
      16 jan 18
      Ani di Franco, aside from the name, is good. Not desert island material, but I appreciate it.
    • Pinhead
      16 jan 18
      Isn't Jones there????? What kind of ranking is this????? :-)
    • Pinhead
      16 jan 18
      We're also missing Amy Taylor, blessed girl, but how is that even possible?????
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      But blessed pineapple!!!!! I'm still missing some or because I didn't have the time to add them or because I don't know them. Now, it's true that I have a huge musical culture (the self-esteem course has started, huh..) but it's not like I know them all, okay! In fact, this list is also to compare myself with all of you and get some advice ;)
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      The course is starting to take effect :-)
      Anyway, you know Amy Taylor very well, put her in first place, come on.
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      I'm someone who puts in the effort ;)
      No, come on, not for the first one... but this isn't a ranking anymore!!!!!! Rather, now that I've reached 100, I'm unsure whether to continue here or to start another one, just to make it easier and more immediate for those who are looking in. What do you think?
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      I would have done it by periods or by genres, like best artist of the '80s or best blues artist, something like that. In reality, I don't even know if it's possible; I just stick to the ranking of the best albums of the year :-)
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      In any case, the only thing that cannot be denied is that your page is useful; I will spend a year listening to all the (for me) unknowns that you have pointed out.
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      Yeah, you’re right. I've actually been thinking about doing it this way for days, but it's quite demanding and takes time to do, time that I don't have.
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      No one is chasing after you; you can do one a day when you can, and you can even add a nice video to get an idea. By the end of the year, you might have a beautiful list of 400/500 artists you love, and if you think about it, that’s quite something. Slowness is the virtue of the strong, remember heart :-)
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      I started the 2017 ranking a year ago and there are less than 30 albums ahahahahahahahahahah
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      being slow gets on my nerves... and then it ends up that I never finish
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      Anyway, I think about it;).
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      You know I would have said the opposite? Seriously, with the work you do, I thought it was natural for you to act slowly.
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      mmm I can understand what you thought, but in reality, it's not so much the slowness that is needed in my work; rather, in some cases, you need to think and act quickly. However, it is essential to be methodical, pragmatic, patient, and focused. Excavations are generally not lengthy because they require slowness, but because one must be meticulous.
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      Meticulous, perfect, the right word is that.
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      or maniacal
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      But also careful, attentive, meticulous, precise, scrupulous, diligent, painstaking, nitpicky. Should I continue?
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      no that's enough.
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      Sure! Please provide the text you would like me to translate.
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      Listen, Pinè, I couldn't find Amy Taylor; I either get an Australian soccer player or a porn star. Are you going to pull a @[hjhhjij] like when they recommended that old Sally Campo to me?
    • IlConte
      31 jan 18
      Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha hahahahah I'm dyingggggggggggggggg..... true, very true, I tried!!!!!
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      Here he is!!!! As soon as he read "pornostar" he rushed right in! ahahahhahaha
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      <3<3<3<3<3 Amy Taylor <3<3<3<3<3<3 Ingrandisci questa immagine
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      Amy from Amyl and the Sniffers, obviously.
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      aaaaah...!!!! why didn't you say it sooner?!
    • IlConte
      31 jan 18
      I have always been a loyal fan of porn, it’s not just losers who watch porn annnnzi ahah. During my time in the military, I had a well-connected relative who used to bring us a ton of porn every day along with a huge fixed TV in exchange for not doing guard duty ahahah. At one point, I messed everything up in a moment of noble madness; I would wake up, open my eyes, and see huge black members, uncle vaka (it’d go all night, obviously) ahahah crazy stories...
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      Luckily you're here, Count :-)
    • IlConte
      31 jan 18
      And say it, no Master for heaven's sake!!!!
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      .. the fantastic adventures of our count! One day we will write a book about it!
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      I had no idea that she was so ignorant.
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      That's what I meant, Amyl :-(
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      Amy or Amyl????? what is her name????!!!!! Is it possible to understand!!???!!!!
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      Amy Taylor, in "art" Amyl #justs saying
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      And put it on the ranking, come on :-)
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      I need to add her to Deb's database.
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      find me a better picture of him than the one you posted before, in short... he has slightly crooked incisors and 80s hair... brrrrr
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      I'm sorry, but I can't access external links or view images. If you have text you'd like translated, please provide it directly here.
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      She's beautiful, after Penelope Houston the most beautiful punk rocker in the history of punk.
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      She's cute, but the 80s haircut in 2018, come on... please... Rewrite it and tell her, please.
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      Ah, when you have time and feel like it, rank Penelope Houston too, do it for me :-)
    • heartshapedbox
      31 jan 18
      I do everything for you
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      <3<3<3<3<3 Ingrandisci questa immagine
    • Pinhead
      31 jan 18
      Finished the suggestions, Penelope and Amyl :-)
  • DanyMorrison
    DanyMorrison
    16 jan 18
    Very beautiful and original as a ranking :-)
     
  • zaireeka
    zaireeka
    28 jan 18
    To the lovers of female singers, I warmly recommend Rickie Lee Jones (the street girlfriend of Tom Waits), one of the most fragile and poignant female voices I have ever listened to, and this album I don’t think I’ve seen her in the charts.
     
    • zaireeka
      28 jan 18
      I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
    • heartshapedbox
      29 jan 18
      Great point! It's true, I missed that one. Thank you ;)))
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