DeBaser's Inimitable Listening List

Suicide - Cheree (1978) full 12” Single
Think of my face the first time she (I was in Milan, she was stunning, a model who snorted more cocaine than she ate) let me listen to the album...
Crap or genius?! There’s electronic music that I find unbearable, there’s no drummer but a drum machine (which I find unacceptable), but there’s rock and roll underneath and that oppressive sound that pushes you is undeniably intriguing...
So it’s a musical disaster but genius and quite advanced considering their history...
Of course, I bought it, one of those things more unique than rare in the old noble discography...

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Battlegods

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 7,03

Nico-Mutterlein

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ygmarchi2

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 8,56

Lucio Battisti - Il Fuoco

There's also the psychedelic Battisti.

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GenitalGrinder

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 11,36

"Holiday in Cambodia" by Victims Family with Jello Biafra and Les Claypool

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iside

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 6,76

Mia MARTINI - PADRE DAVVERO Sandra died of AIDS at 25. She had two eyes black as coal and a father... father? Sandra was afraid to sleep at home, Sandra when she slept at home would barricade herself in her bedroom. Many times she accepted the hospitality of anyone, anyone but him... her father.

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De...Marga...

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 19,11

rem - leave

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Flo

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 12,63

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Racing In The Street

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rossana roma

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 14,81

Rain Parade-No Easy Way Down (1984) HD

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hellraiser

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 1,59

All Your Love --- John Mayall's Bluesbreakers

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leo93

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 0,00

Rashanim - Ur Ur Lauter Georg

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madcat

31 mar 18

DeRank™: 2,92

Blur - Popscene 1992: after the Madchester/Shoegaze crossover of "Leisure," this single arrives which theoretically, as "A-sides," shouldn’t be part of this review. The burning failure of the track, which not only represented a change and an evolution from their debut but also in some way predicted what would soon happen, musically, in the UK (two years later, there would be the explosion of "Parklife" and everything that followed), led the four to not include the song in either their new album of '93 or the Best Of of '00 (they re-released it, in a double collection, only in '09), because the idea was "you didn't want it before, you won't get it now," so great was the anger over the total flop of a track on which they had heavily invested at the time. Although it was, at least from '97 onwards, constantly present in the setlists of live performances, the song remained, in a sense, a sort of B-side along with the other B-sides included in the EP that bore its title. They would follow two terrible years that brought them to the brink of dissolution, before releasing the already mentioned "Parklife" of '94, which changed many things for them and for the English music scene #musicismyradar (Best of Blur B-Sides)