Album DeRango™ 11,00

Miles Davis

1958 Miles ligdjs

 "'1958 Miles' is a joyful album, a reflective album, a lyrical album containing pieces of proven beauty."

 "It holds its own quite well between 'Milestones' and 'Kind Of Blue' and is much more important than its reputation suggests."

 Explore the rich sounds of 1958 Miles and experience a hidden treasure from Miles Davis’ legendary career!

💬 12
3592
📈 4,40
Album DeRango™ 8,15

Richard Bona

Scenes From My Life ligdjs

 From the first track ("Dipita", one of the best), you buy a ticket to distant destinations: it’s a dive into an unknown culture.

 You can perceive... the solidarity and love in his voice, the struggles of a difficult life, and the joy of achieving a first milestone.

 Explore Richard Bona’s rich and soulful debut—listen to Scenes From My Life and experience a captivating jazz fusion journey!

💬 10
3257
📈 4,00
Album DeRango™ 13,72

Miles Davis

Circle In The Round ligdjs

 Miles is a step ahead, his music is fresh, innovative, and characteristic.

 "Circle In The Round" is a track from the very early period of electric experimentation and a true masterpiece.

 Discover the evolution of Miles Davis' sound—listen to Circle In The Round and experience timeless jazz innovation.

💬 15
4496
📈 5,00
Album DeRango™ 32,28

Herbie Hancock

Dis Is da Drum ligdjs

 "Dis Is Da Drum" is the victory of rhythm over melody; it’s a need to dance, to move.

 This album is much more acid, much more celestial, with synthesizers that give the idea of wandering in deepest space.

 Listen to Herbie Hancock’s Dis Is Da Drum and feel the groove-driven evolution of jazz and electronic fusion!

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3616
📈 4,55
Album DeRango™ 14,79

The Miles Davis/Tadd Dameron Quintet

In Paris Festival International DeJazz, May 1949 ligdjs

 "These charming youngsters offer us a taste of the 'most modern form of jazz, the bebop style'..."

 "The audio quality of this record is indescribable. It ruins the entire album, which would otherwise deserve far more than the three little balls I’m forced to give it."

 Discover this rare live bebop jazz moment from Miles Davis and Tadd Dameron and experience an important piece of jazz history.

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2759
📈 4,33
Concert DeRango™ 49,88

Robert Fripp And The Orchestra Of Crafty Guitarists

Live @ Convento La Pace, Sassoferrato (AN) 26.03.10 ligdjs

 "A hundred acoustic guitars dancing, playing the inconceivable and conceiving the unplayable... And then they play it."

 "I know this concert changed me a bit, I’m richer now, because it was, above all, a true life experience."

 Discover the magic of Robert Fripp’s live guitar orchestra—listen and explore this unique musical journey now!

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2915
📈 4,91
Book DeRango™ 3,00

Jeffrey Eugenides

Middlesex ligdjs

 Eugenides tackles a thorny subject like sexual identity with the sweetness and poetry of form, giving life to a dense and captivating book.

 Middlesex is an elegy of love about the love of a person, a hermaphrodite who tells us his story with modesty and sincerity.

 Discover the powerful story of Middlesex—read or listen and experience a unique journey through identity and culture.

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3597
📈 3,50
Movie DeRango™ 10,09

Jafar Panahi

Il Cerchio ligdjs

 Jafar Panahi is more interested in showing... those insidious moments where women are clearly, but subtly, placed a step below men.

 It’s a film that hurts, because you watch it and realize how everything is so natural, so deeply ingrained that you fear it might be unchangeable.

 Watch Jafar Panahi's The Circle to discover the true stories behind women's struggles in Iran's society.

💬 4
2146
📈 4,25
Movie DeRango™ 6,34

Jafar Panahi

Oro Rosso ligdjs

 Panahi tells us: another Iran exists.

 Beneath that veneer of apparent detachment that Hossein displays, hides the atrocious irreconcilability of a nation divided between opulence and misery.

 Discover the real Iran through Jafar Panahi’s Crimson Gold—watch this powerful film and dive deep into its striking social commentary.

💬 4
2047
📈 4,00
Album DeRango™ 15,57

Ray Charles

The Genius Sings the Blues ligdjs

 In fact, this album should have been called 'The Genius Feels The Blues,' because it’s an album entirely focused on the soul.

 Ray Charles takes us into his world, which is then ours: among the warm tones of his music, among the husky voices and gospel choirs, the omnipresent brass, and the bouncing piano.

 Dive into Ray Charles’ soulful blues masterpiece and feel the passion behind every note—listen now!

💬 10
4028
📈 4,67