vibration
vibration
18 sep 23

DeRank™: 2,05

Muito Sol
AFTER SEVERAL LISTENS, WE ARE AMONG THE FOLIAGE OF THE ESOTERIC PSYCHEDELIA OF WORK #NEW
 
G
G
18 sep 23

DeRank™: 31,95

The Impressions "It's All Right"
Thanks to @[Stanlio], a pesky bug has been discovered and ruthlessly eradicated, and now everything is finally running smoothly!
 
vibration
vibration
18 sep 23

DeRank™: 7,20

Lauren Auder - hawthorne81 (Visualizer)
among the albums of the year
 
Relator
Relator
18 sep 23

DeRank™: 18,77

Chrisma (Krisma) - "U - I Dig You" and Interview to Maurizio Arcieri (1977)
... there’s no one more beautiful and sexy than her...
 
tia
tia
18 sep 23

DeRank™: 15,99

Spot pepsi vs coca cola
Brilliant advertisement! Have a great weekaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
 
musicanidi
musicanidi
17 sep 23

DeRank™: 3,83

Nneka - Heartbeat (Videoclip) ….just to say #whatafuckingtrack
 
IlConte
IlConte
17 sep 23

DeRank™: 19,06

Los Coyote Men-Franklin FEST 2017

The Coyote Men - Two Sides Of The Coyote Men (Full Album)

During a remarkable period of "welcome back bullshit" - I admit it wasn't doing it for me anymore - I listened to, (re)discovered garage bands with soul and blood, influenced by everything from beat to punk, from psychedelia to R&B - from power pop to folk, rockabilly to mod, and even soul and hard rock. In short, the essence of rock 'n' roll from true beasts to the wild scream of "screw your virtuosic and super-fast bullshit scales and your fucking four-octave vocal range." From 1990 onwards, with some revivals of old relics, savansadir.

#garagedintorni (58/2)

Here I start playing pieces from the battleship. "Il Tromba" and "Lando, sig. Treppalle." Never heard of them, from those bands I found out about by reading about others… not even the Reverend. A garage-punk band disguised, wild and intense like few. From England even if they seem to be a mix of many languages and cultures. I couldn't find a damn thing about them, but they have three albums and a super collection "The coyote men vs El Mundo." Full throttle. One of my best discoveries. I can't find wonderful Loopey Lopez and Lard Ass.
 
IlConte
IlConte
17 sep 23

DeRank™: 22,06

The Coyote Men - Shake Baby Shake

The Coyote Men - Gimmie Gimmie Action!

During this remarkable period of “welcome back, wankers” - I admit I was feeling uninspired - I listened to and (re)discovered garage bands that have soul and blood, with influences ranging from beat to punk, psychedelia to R&B - from power pop to folk, rockabilly to mod, even soul and hard rock. In short, the essence of rock 'n' roll from true beasts to the savage cry of “screw your virtuoso and super-fast bullshit scales and your four octaves of fucking vocal range.” Since 1990, with a few comebacks from old fossils, savansadir.

#garagedintorni (58/1)

Here I start to play pieces from the battleship. “Il Tromba” and “Lando, sig. Treppalle.” Never heard of them, from those bands I discovered by reading about others… not even the Reverend. A wild and energetic garage-punk group, like few others. From England, although they seem like a mix of many languages and cultures. I couldn't find a damn thing about them, but the three albums and a super collection “The coyote men vs El Mundo” are definitely out there. Full throttle. One of my best discoveries. I can't find Loopey Lopez and Lard Ass, which are both wonderful.
 
kyra1
kyra1
17 sep 23

DeRank™: 6,00

Poppa Dawg - Deepest Shade of Blue
I find it suitable for a dreary Sunday afternoon.
 
Stanlio
Stanlio
17 sep 23

DeRank™: 12,00

This was supposed to go on DeSarder but the image won't load, ehm, will @[G] take care of it one day?

And anyway, our Kingdom was...
Ingrandisci questa immagine
Naples could have been the capital of Italy, but the Navy said it was indefensible.

Choosing it would have had 3 effects:
1) strengthen the maritime destiny of the country, of which the Risorgimento is a chapter
2) cool down the clash with the Church
3) tackle the Southern Question in the midst of a civil war.

(Paolo Peluffo says in Limes, Rivista Italiana di Geopolitica)
 
IlConte
IlConte
17 sep 23

DeRank™: 17,57

The Coyote Men- primitive urge!

Coyote Men - call of the coyote man

In a remarkable period of “welcome back pippe” - I admit I wasn’t feeling it anymore - I listened to (re)discovered garage bands full of soul and blood with, as per usual, the most diverse influences from beat to punk, from psychedelia to R&B - from power pop to folk, from rockabilly to mod, even soul and hard rock. In short, the essence of rock'n'roll from real beasts to the savage scream of “fuck your virtuosic and super fast scales and your four octaves of bullshit vocal range.” From 1990 onward, with a few comebacks of old fogies, savansadir.

#garagedintorni (58)

Here I start to play pieces of the battleship. “Il Tromba” and “Lando, sig. Treppalle.” Never heard of them, from those bands I discovered by reading about others... not even the Reverend. A crazy and loaded garage-punk outfit like few others. From England, even though they seem a mix of many languages and cultures. I couldn’t find a damn thing about them but their three albums and a super collection “The coyote men vs El Mundo” yes. Full throttle. One of my best discoveries. I can't find the wonderful Loopey Lopez and Lard Ass.