Dislocation
Dislocation
28 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 14,12

Talk Talk - TODAY - 1982

TALK TALK: Today............. I donā€™t know if someone has already posted it, but in that case, letā€™s enjoy it again, with that "pasturized" bass line and the epic feel reminiscent of U2 (ah, blasphemy!)............
 
Battlegods
Battlegods
28 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 8,65

Mission Of Burma-Progress (1982) HD These are fucking addictive.
 
BalettaJr
BalettaJr
28 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 6,58

Lucio Battisti - Balla Linda (1968)

Themed week - WOMEN'S NAMES - 2/7 Linda
 
RinaldiACHTUNG
RinaldiACHTUNG
28 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 10,74

Belle and Sebastian - Another Sunny Day After some time, I finished listening to their discography and honestly, there arenā€™t many songs that are my style, but this one is cool.
 
zappp
zappp
28 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 1,50

Don Cherry-Degi-Degi

Jazz Legends (30) Don Cherry
from "Brown Rice" - 1977 (Jazz Heritage)
 
zappp
zappp
28 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 2,30

Joe Henderson - Blue Bossa

Jazz Legends (31) Joe Henderson
from "Page One" - 1963 (Blue Note)
 
Limercury
Limercury
28 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 3,00  Electroma

Answer Code Request - Res [OSTGUTLP28] - in the heart of Berlin, they hide a stargate, I've been saying this for years.
 
mrbluesky
mrbluesky
27 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 3,80  JukeBox

Giorgio Moroder - E=MCĀ² [Remastered] (HD)

Forget about xanadu, I believe that deep down he desires this, I don't know if you can do something.
 
zappp
zappp
27 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 0,36

Roland Kirk Quartet - Black Diamond

Jazz Legends (32) Roland Kirk
from "Rip, Rig and Panic" - 1965 (Limelight)
 
IlConte
IlConte
27 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 7,29

Dave Lombardo - Whole Lotta Love - Bonzo Bash NAMM 2016
@[De...Marga...]
A noble, personal, respectful, and proud tribute from Dave to John Henry B.
 
imasoulman
imasoulman
27 feb 18

DeRankā„¢: 0,00

Excuse me, most high UebMaster who resides in the Heavens @[G], given the above, below, and alongside pre-election situation, I was struck by a desire to reread the De-Page from a few years back that reviewed Alberto Bagnai's book 'il tramonto dell'euro,' a page that I found quite interesting and relevant once again for various reasons. It seems to have vanished! The question is: why? It would have been interesting to rekindle it... respectful regards, dimmed but still faintly shining as much as possible. Yours, Imasoulman