withor
withor
13 aug

DeRank™: 31,95

Eric Clapton - Cocaine
#Canzonidrogate
The inspiration came from "Silvia lo sai" by LuCarboni: and that says it all!
 
zappp
zappp
13 aug

DeRank™: 12,91  BarNecchi

The Flowers of St. Francis (Francesco Giullare Di Dio, 1952) - Trailer

"Francesco, God’s Jester"
by Roberto Rossellini (1950)

with Nazario Gerardi
Severino Pisacane
and Aldo Fabrizi

#35mm
 
zappp
zappp
13 aug

DeRank™: 18,48

City Gates

George Adams and Don Pullen
"City Gates" from: Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol. 2
1986 (Soul Note)

#jazzlegends
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
12 aug

DeRank™: 15,00  CoverMuyBbrutas

1) How to combine business with pleasure and even record an album on top of it...
Ingrandisci questa immagine

2) Here’s where all the copies of the album will end up...
Ingrandisci questa immagine

3) Even wrestlers have their weak spot...
Ingrandisci questa immagine

4) Umm, that G reminds me of someone...
Ingrandisci questa immagine

5) Who knows why girls go crazy for illo even without the piano...
Ingrandisci questa immagine

6) For those two, "Tony Pitony" is small fry...
Ingrandisci questa immagine
 
IlConte
IlConte
12 aug

DeRank™: 34,95

Time Is Mine

TESTORS - It's Only Death

But if I have to choose between Crime and TESTORS, I have no doubt about the latter. In NY they were the start of punk... without having released anything. The tour with the Dead Boys became legend.

With the Ramones, Television and the Heartbreakers at CBGB and Max’s Kansas City... but the TESTORS WERE MORE, EVERYTHING... MORE, like their line-up... a trio without a bass.

More Rock, wilder, tougher, more dramatic, more stripped-down and intense at the same time. From the school of the Detroit Sound to which the leader SONNY VINCENT was devoted—one of the purest ever, with no doubts in using that noble adjective—to Jimi's guitar, to primitive English garage... everything rawer, more excessive, dangerous... enough to make you cry from the energy they conveyed... and still convey.

Then the compilations came out... decades later. But never success.

But who cares, these guys made History without any help, actually... they really made it. That kind of history that’s not about numbers, but about energy conveyed and lived beyond all limits...

#garagedintorni

(431/1)
 
withor
withor
12 aug

DeRank™: 28,95

Luca Carboni - Silvia Lo Sai (videoclip)
The Bologna jersey seven days a week...
Is he the Luca who shoots up (used to)?
 
vibration
vibration
12 aug

DeRank™: 16,96

Breanna Barbara - Nothin' But Time (Full Album Stream)
for me an unknown artist, but her psychedelic pop tinged with garage reverbs convinced me to put her among the records to listen to again.
 
IlConte
IlConte
12 aug

DeRank™: 19,96

You Don't Break My Heart

Purpose

But if I have to choose between Crime and TESTORS, I have no doubt about the latter. In NY they were the beginning of punk… without having released anything. The tour with the Dead Boys became legendary.

With the Ramones, Television and the Heartbreakers at CBGB and Max’s Kansas City… but TESTORS WERE EVEN MORE, EVERYTHING… MORE, like the lineup… a trio without a bass.

More rock, wilder, harder, more dramatic, more raw and intense at the same time. From the school of Detroit Sound to which the leader SONNY VINCENT was devoted – one of the purest of all, with no doubt in deserving that noble adjective – to Jimi’s guitar, to primitive English garage… everything rawer, more excessive, more dangerous… you could cry from the energy they gave off… and still give off.

Then the collections came out… decades later. But never success.

But who cares, these guys made History on their own, in fact… they truly made it. That kind of history that’s not about numbers but about energy shared and felt beyond all limits…

#garagedintorni

(431)
 
puntiniCAZpuntini
puntiniCAZpuntini
12 aug

DeRank™: 28,96

Melvins - Hooch (Official Video) is the old one, but you can see it well (pretty well)
 
Buckley
Buckley
12 aug

DeRank™: 19,96

Arlo Guthrie- Coming Into Los Angeles [Live Woodstock 1969]
It's rare for sons to become more famous than their fathers. Off the top of my head, I can't think of any examples. He grew up in the atmosphere of Greenwich, where first his father and then Dylan marked an era. Arlo's result was a somewhat watered-down folk pop. This song gave him some visibility thanks to Woodstock.