LaSalmA
LaSalmA
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 6,71

John Prine -- Clay Pigeons Skin like 120-grit sandpaper, always!
 
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CosmicJocker
CosmicJocker
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 5,34

Vladislav Delay - Vantaa

Always a high-quality electrophone
 
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ALFAMA
ALFAMA
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 8,46

For @[De...Marga...] try if you don’t know
Alice Donut - The untidy suicides of your degenerate children but also @[Battlegods] give these psychopaths a shot 1992 °Alternative Tentacle°. Just to give you an idea of the sound. Once you hear it, once a day at full blast.
 
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Stanlio
Stanlio
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 14,09  Championship

Stranglers - Always the Sun

Originally, back in '74 they were called "The Guilford Stranglers" but later they got tired of making it too long to announce themselves to the public and settled for being simply the Strangolatori.

They had a dark sound, called "pub" rock (maybe because of the beers? Who knows!).

Later they were also associated with other genres, like "new wave" or "goth rock," although they preferred to define themselves as more "punk rock" than anything else, especially since they opened for the "Ramones" in '76 during their first tour in the UK, oh nothing...
 
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Dislocation
Dislocation
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 19,06

Black Sabbath Laguna Sunrise

Acoustic sabbath? There’s no more religion, my lord...
 
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ALFAMA
ALFAMA
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 5,23

Cathedral - The Voyage of the Homeless Sapien (Official Audio) For my tastes, it's challenging, but with a few listens, it has opened up universes for me. Let's see who might like it: @Demarga
 
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dsalva
dsalva
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 0,00

Iva Zanicchi - I colori di dicembre (1973)
#songsfor-twelvemonths
 
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IlConte
IlConte
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 9,20

Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street
Another song of life...
And a splendid movie...
 
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Stanlio
Stanlio
17 dec 19

DeRank™: 9,66

Music to my ears... I just stumbled upon this monologue, and I couldn't help but think that this story represents me in some way, at least when it comes to landing on this messed-up planet (thanks to a few billionaires who always get off scot-free!). Aside from the fact that, fortunately, I don't tremble continuously like she does (only occasionally when I’m too excited or faced with situations where violence reigns supreme), my parents did everything they could to ensure I didn't rest on my laurels and pushed me to work hard like everyone else, despite my motor difficulties. I thank Mother Nature for sparing me at least some of the brain damage, leaving me with a good number of neurons (which are gradually thinning out due to various drugs taken in the past and naturally, since they don’t regenerate like other cells, at least that’s what researchers claim, and who am I to question their in-depth studies?) that have allowed me to overcome many obstacles that we all face in one way or another, and to take it all with a certain philosophy, often laughing heartily at myself and at society in general, even though there are plenty of opportunities to shed a few tears, but those belong to other stories...
Okay, after this sort of "outing," I want to wish all the friends of the paradise that is DeBaser "Happy Holidays & Happy New Year," and as my friend from Seattle, yale James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix used to say, "Stay hungry..." and that’s it!

Maysoon Zayid: Ho 99 problemi...la paralisi cerebrale è solo uno dei tanti. | TED Talk
 
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