the green manalishi

DeRank : 9,57
DeAge™ : 7325 days • Here since 8 march 2006
Album DeRango™ 18,00

Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band

Lick My Decals Off,Baby the green manalishi

 "The album as a whole is like a strong perfume, initially striking us with violence, forcing us to recoil almost annoyed… until it abates, leaving a heart note."

 "A provocative title, which according to Beefheart, would be an invitation to rid oneself of 'labels' and to evaluate things beyond the surface."

 Explore the chaotic genius of Captain Beefheart by listening to 'Lick My Decals Off, Baby' today and dive into its avant-garde blues brilliance!

💬 9
2465
📈 4,60
Album DeRango™ 45,38

Ian Anderson

Thick As A Brick 2 the green manalishi

 Calling it Thick As A Brick 2 is forced, pompous, and therefore also inappropriate.

 Ian Anderson’s voice is irretrievably what it is, but it’s the aggression that’s missing, which is somewhat understandable at 65 years of age.

 Explore Ian Anderson's Thick As A Brick 2 and discover the ambitious, if flawed, continuation of a prog rock classic.

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3850
📈 4,06
Album DeRango™ 17,79

Alice Cooper

Muscle Of Love the green manalishi

 "Muscle Of Love is a concept album focused on the themes of youthful discomfort, sexuality, and prostitution, set in New York."

 "The ideas within this album are more than original and represent a fitting farewell from Alice Cooper to his original bandmates."

 Dive into Muscle Of Love and discover a bold chapter in Alice Cooper’s rock legacy!

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4600
📈 4,75
Album DeRango™ 36,15

Thin Lizzy

Nightlife the green manalishi

 For many, this is where the 'real' Thin Lizzy starts, the one with the two guitarists Scott Gorham and Brian 'Robbo' Robertson.

 We understand the greatness of this album when we hear the sound attack of It's Only Money, rather than the battering drums of an explosive Brian Downey in Sha-la-la.

 Discover the roots of Thin Lizzy's classic sound with Nightlife—listen now and experience the band's rise to rock greatness!

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4475
📈 4,58
Album DeRango™ 13,75

Skid Row

Skid the green manalishi

 The foundation is quite blue-rock, typical of the late 70s, but the ventures toward other directions are highly interesting.

 An album of raw and healthy Irish rock.

 Dive into Skid Row’s debut album and discover the raw Irish blues rock that launched Gary Moore's legendary career.

💬 5
2678
📈 4,75
Album DeRango™ 33,83

The Beatles featuring Tony Sheridan

In The Beginning the green manalishi

 An excellent historical document, unmissable for the most ardent fans, but essentially beat music that makes you smile without giving any kind of thrill.

 The true talent that emerges is that of the future legends: the only song signed Harrison/Lennon is Cry For A Shadow, an excellent instrumental.

 Discover The Beatles’ roots and listen to their formative Hamburg sessions with Tony Sheridan now!

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4255
📈 4,80
Book DeRango™ 30,55

Howard Phillips Lovecraft

Storie Agghiaccianti the green manalishi

 Possibly the most brilliant writer of the 20th century in horror literature.

 Pure genius, I dare say.

 Dive into Lovecraft's eerie world with 'Chilling Stories'—perfect for new and seasoned horror fans alike!

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3744
📈 4,64
Album DeRango™ 54,49

Hawkwind

Warrior On The Edge Of Time the green manalishi

 The Demented Man shines bright like a supernova with its lunar atmospheres, forming this absurdly superlative soundscape.

 Lemmy leaves slamming the door and shouting: 'What a shitty album!' but Motorhead would become his defining anthem.

 Discover the cosmic saga and turbulent making of Hawkwind's classic album — listen now and explore the space rock legend!

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4136
📈 4,64
Book DeRango™ 8,56

Anne Brontë

Agnes Grey the green manalishi

 The story of Agnes Grey roughly mirrors the theme of Jane Eyre.

 Agnes Grey is at times a boring book, lacking a certain liveliness typical of early 19th-century novel of manners.

 Explore Anne Brontë's Agnes Grey to uncover a unique Victorian tale of growth and resilience.

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3075
📈 4,67
Book DeRango™ 15,15

Charlotte Brontë

Jane Eyre the green manalishi

 "Jane Eyre reads as a pleasure, thanks to Charlotte's narrative mastery and her fluent style."

 "Of the Brontë sisters, nowadays the most famous is undoubtedly Emily, but at the time Jane Eyre was the most successful novel."

 Discover the enduring charm of Jane Eyre—read the novel or watch the acclaimed 1996 film adaptation by Franco Zeffirelli today!

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📈 3,86