Menziona la traccia

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Questo gruppo, prima si chiamava "UltimaTraccia", e ci si metteva l'ultimo (ça va sans dire...) brano di un album o di un film che ci ha colpito (ma non affondato...), ah, è gradito un piccolo commento a guarnizione della traccia posta anzichénnò. Adesso il concetto s'è esteso e chi vi appartiene più assegnare preziose menzioni quali "Più corto" ,"Più lungo", "Ultimo", "Primo" . Inaudito!

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Dislocation
Dislocation
13 may 18

DeRank™: 18,19

Kraftwerk - The Man Machine

In favor of the listeners of the group "The Last Waltz," the final track of an epochal, seminal, fundamental album, not just for "electronic" music (quotes are fine, @[macaco]?), but for music period. A cold and minimalist track, as befits the four Germans, used for years as a benchmark to test high-end hi-fi systems, it moves on the basis of an insistent and synthetic ticking, as repetitive and at times chilling are the instrumental interventions of our artists, stripped down to the bone in an apocalyptic crescendo, describing a coming dystopian reality. The voice here is strictly processed through a vocoder. If, since the days of "Autobahn," the "extreme" solutions adopted by Kraftwerk amazed with their novelty, freshness, and ability to surpass what was achieved with the previous album, this closing track from the eponymous album encompasses and exceeds all, always framing them in increasingly chilling four-four time, yes, very much danceable.
Turn up the volume, here comes the Man-Machine.
Man-machine, pseudo human being, super human being....
 
macaco
macaco
12 may 18

DeRank™: 9,00

David Sylvian & Robert Fripp ‎– bringing down the light
I did a memory exercise and came up with this, an impeccable closure in frippertronic (or soundscape, I’ve never understood it) perfect for this album that relaxes and makes you want to listen to it again.
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
12 may 18

DeRank™: 6,84

RAMONES - Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World

This "final track" was inspired in Douglas Glenn Colvin by his adolescence spent in Germany, and Johnny's fascination with old World War II films and the references to Nazism in the song’s lyrics are obviously ironic, considering that both Joey and Tommy were of Jewish faith. However, it created issues for the Ramones, who were initially unfairly accused of Nazi/Fascist sympathies and that was it.
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
12 may 18

DeRank™: 11,82

David Bowie - It's No Game No 2

This song, divided into two parts, placed at the beginning and the end of the album, is built on a text and a vocal melody taken from an old unreleased track by David Bowie titled "Tired Of My Life," recorded on a demo tape from the '70s but written when he was only 16 years old, and that's it...
 
macaco
macaco
12 may 18

DeRank™: 7,56

Melvins - Magic Pig Detective
Like the flight of the swan.
 
Falloppio
Falloppio
11 may 18

DeRank™: 4,88

Sergio Caputo - Spicchio di luna A song to listen to After midnight.....and I take the opportunity to make some music.
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
11 may 18

DeRank™: 8,40

Piano bar-Francesco De Gregori

The last notes in the finale remind me somewhat of "In The Summertime" by Mungo Jerry.
 
sfascia carrozze
sfascia carrozze
11 may 18

DeRank™: 12,05

Slayer - Postmortem / Raining Blood w/ Lyrics

The best (double) closing track of all closing tracks of all albums of all time, sunk and gone.

Basically, the DeGruppo di DeAscolto in question could self-close by sinking here.
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
11 may 18

DeRank™: 1,88

the yardbirds ... my girl sloopy

This last track is from the album "For Your Love" from '65 and is credited to Bert Russell (born in the Bronx to Jewish immigrants and a pioneer of rock) who passed away two years later, r.i.p... & Wes Farrell (born about ten years after Bert, also in New York - he was Frank Sinatra's son-in-law for a few years - he left us forever in 1996, r.i.p... in Coconut Grove, Florida) and that’s it.