rotodareius77
rotodareius77
4 jun 23

DeRank™: 17,09

Quando (2021 Remaster)
'O ssaje comme fa 'o core (2021 Remaster)
Here we are again for another anniversary of eternal artists.
Today it's Massimo Troisi's turn. He passed away from a heart attack 29 years ago. So, these are two songs from 1992 that were created with another timeless genius, Pino Daniele. Massimo Troisi made a significant contribution to these two songs and their lyrics. Both are featured in a movie, as I recall, in which Massimo acts. They are two immense songs, just like Pino and Massimo were and will always be.
 
Battlegods
Battlegods
4 jun 23

DeRank™: 11,22

Kerry Livgren - Ground Zero
Hard prog disco from the guitarist of Kansas 🔮
 
Rocky Marciano
Rocky Marciano
4 jun 23

DeRank™: 12,00

Wheels of Fortune Lady Shave frank tovey: a tremendous pop genius, with a unique taste for melody that was never trite; back in the day, he could have easily sold millions of copies, but it never happened, and today he remains largely unknown to most...why? simple, people are completely assholes.
 
lector
lector
3 jun 23

DeRank™: 27,00

And so, by popular demand
"...when in life you thought you had heard it all" THE SERIES!
klaus beyer - eleanor rigby
Now, despite the efforts and tireless commitment I generously put forth to maintain the level of this site at a certain *height*, I must - much to my chagrin - acknowledge how often such work is belittled by the constant loitering of individuals of low (and often very low...) intellectual caliber and even lesser musical competence on these virtual shores, and I do not wish to name names...
Well, I can already imagine some of these "characters" dismissing this album as a "simple" cover (which, by the way, is rather poorly executed) of the Beatles, as there are many...
BUT NO!
There is moooolto more here! Klaus Beyer does not reinterpret the Beatles: HE REINVENTS THEM!
He started in the '80s by translating their songs to make them understandable for his mother, then began using two reel-to-reel tape recorders to cut non-vocal loops from the band's music to use as backing tapes for his German versions. In Germany, he is a bit of a legend, having been introduced to the "scene" of "Geniale Dilletanten" alongside people like Die Tödliche Doris, Einstürzende Neubauten, Frieder Butzmann, etc., with some of whom he has even shared the stage.
He is still active today, primarily with concerts.