Stanlio
Stanlio
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 6,83  CasoUmano

We become intelligent to understand how stupid we are.

.:. Umberto Silva, from "Man Who Writes in the Night" .:.

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'53, Cairo Mary, bouncer at "Shanghai Reds" (5th and Beacon in San Pedro, CA) while, um, escorting a customer to the door. #chiaroscuro
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 7,34  Enigmatico

"Don’t believe everything you think"

.:. Lao Tzu .:.

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Even though they can’t be seen from afar, there are children down there, using umbrellas to make a shelter from the rain so they can keep playing in Campo San Stin in Venice.

Thanks to Alice Cice Pietrobon for the shot. #chiaroscuro
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 14,44

"There are emotions that prevent us from acting, but work within us and illuminate us."

~ Giorgio Gaberščik ~

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.:. B a n s k y .:.

The name and identity of Banksy remain the subject of speculation. In a 2003 interview with Simon Hattenstone of The Guardian, Banksy is described as a "white" 28-year-old, dressed casually in jeans and a t-shirt, scruffy with a chain, an earring, and a tooth, all silver. Banksy was expelled from school, served time for minor offenses, and started as an artist at the age of 14. According to Hattenstone, "anonymity is vital for him because graffiti is illegal," and it is reported that Banksy has lived in Easton, Bristol since the late '90s before moving to London around 2000.

Brad Pitt stated: "He does all this and remains anonymous; I think it's amazing these days, everyone is trying to be famous but he has anonymity."

It is commonly believed that Banksy is a certain Robin Gunningham, as first identified by "The Mail on Sunday" in 2008 and born on July 28, 1973, in Yate, 12 miles (19 km) from Bristol. Many acquaintances and former schoolmates of Robin at "Bristol Cathedral School" have confirmed this. #chiaroscuro
 
Battlegods
Battlegods
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 5,97

Uzeb - Loose
...and to think that fusion and jazz rock are practically dead genres...only those who teach drumming or something similar can make a living from lessons and maybe do some crappy gigs with their band in front of 50 people. Back in the day, albums by Bruford, Holdsworth, Uzeb, Yellowjackets would come out...
 
IlConte
IlConte
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 6,36

Baby Woodrose - Kara Lynn

My BEST group of the new millennium
First two AMAZING albums that we revisit

Mix and shake well: 13FloorElevators/Sonics/Seeds/Who/J effersonAirplane
Fuzz, sixties keyboards, fluorescent dreams…

#babywoodroosepsychogarage (10)
 
madcat
madcat
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 9,67

Blur - Out of Time 2003: and here it is, their second phase, which opens with a bang: Out of Time is one of their most beloved classics and paves the way for an album that, once again, changes all the rules of the game. But here everything changes, much to their chagrin, more than they had anticipated: Coxon, for many reasons, it's unclear whether he is shown the door or if he slams it himself violently: perhaps both, and the sound suffers extremely as a result. To replace such a cornerstone, they, at this point three, have to add a lot, a lot of elements, and so a project that was supposed to initially take the direction of North African ethnic music (they will record in Morocco, their second album recorded away from home, after Blur’s Iceland) and dub, heavily tinges with electronics. In any case, Coxon is featured in two or three tracks on the album and some b-sides from the period because he distanced himself after some initial sessions. The result, in any case, is excellent, deeply inspired, and, once again, fundamentally experimental in many passages. Meanwhile, Coxon has released two more solo records and Albarn has hit it big with Gorillaz. A few years later, Albarn will say that there is a horrible gap in the sound of Blur and that if Coxon had not returned, Blur would not have released anything more. In 2009, the two dates at Hyde Park will mark Graham's return. #blur30
 
IlConte
IlConte
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 7,56

Boogie

Same old stuff?! Yeah, sure
HardRock/Southern/Stoner/HardB lues
But when it's done, goodbye fuck, eh fuck…

#lasolitanobilerobettasana (7)
 
ACILLIDE
ACILLIDE
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 1,52

Альянс - На заре (1987) with American spy on the Korg synth
 
madcat
madcat
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 4,44

Blur Black Book (2012 Remaster) b-side of the EP Music is My Radar: an elongated and hypnotic piece #blur30
 
iside
iside
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 14,09

Raoul Casadei - Romagna mia @[dsalva] meet me under the Romagna skies Ingrandisci questa immagine
 
ZiOn
ZiOn
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 3,00

Marisa Laurito - Sanremo 1989 - Il babà è una cosa seria

A masterpiece that is hard to surpass.
 
Valentyna
Valentyna
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 16,87

Primal Scream - Higher Than the Sun
Primal Scream - TRNSMT 2021

Today, 30 years ago, this monster of an album was released. If I stepped into the world of raves and psychedelia, it's thanks to this masterpiece right here. I still remember the feeling of that first listen on cassette, lying on the bed in my room; I think I've also seen that stain on the wall.
I chose my favorite track to pay tribute to it. Take an hour to watch last week's live performance, just to see how Bob & co. are still in stunning shape. They don’t let up an inch.
#happybdayscreamadelica
 
dsalva
dsalva
23 sep 21

DeRank™: 25,76

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Once again today here in Romagna the water is goooodddd!