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Kraftwerk Electric Cafe • by Martello

Neo-futurism. BOING. BOOM. TSCHAK. New minimalism. Electronic sound. Music non stop, technopop. Decibels. Ultrasound. Industrial rhythms. The music will continue. Zong zong. Goodnight. Dos svidan'ya, Moskva. Musique non stop. Musik non stop. Music non stop. Techno. New ideas. Fluxus.

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DeRank™: 44,80
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Ultravox Ha! Ha! Ha! • by luludia

Obviously it's not Ultravox, but Ultravox!…The exclamation point is very important and it seems to be a tribute to Neu!

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DeRank™: 163,09
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Omero Iliade • by Armand

Sing to me, O Goddess, of Achilles' hair
that he cut every morning with a
old and broken razor, and for
the pain he pissed himself!

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DeRank™: 37,70
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ANOHNI & the Johnsons My Back Was a Bridge for You To Cross • by lector

"And love will be made, each one as they please"

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DeRank™: 162,80
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Eric Clapton & The Yardbirds Eric (Slowhand) Clapton • by MauroCincotta66

THE IMPORTANCE OF ABANDONMENT

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DeRank™: 57,28
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Stefano Causa Dischi da correre • by lector

Envy is a terrible thing.

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DeRank™: 117,00
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Rainy Day Rainy Day • by luludia

If you want a bed of roses you have to learn to sleep with the thorns” (quote from I don't remember what, perhaps a movie)...

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DeRank™: 114,21
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Suorah Only Me • by QueenIsBacc

Hello povery, I'm here to review a masterpiece by my dear friend Suorah aka luckystar, a successful popstar of the 2020s, and this is another proof that we are not "wankers" like everyone is defining us, she is a woman with great talent, and you are just jealous!!

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DeRank™: -10,51
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Tomasz Stańko Quintet Music for K • by Kotatsu

Few European nations can boast a jazz scene as active, innovative, and enthusiastic as the one that captivated Poland from the late '50s to the '70s.

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DeRank™: 76,74
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Franco Battiato Correnti gravitazionali • by withor

Why own a collection (a posthumous one, in this case) of an artist whose entire discography you already possess? Well, the answer can only be irrational: it depends solely on being a (die-hard) fan of that particular artist, thus supporting the very mercenary commercial operations put into effect by variou…

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DeRank™: 110,83
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Amanda Lear Tam - Tam • by Armand

I take said work as irrefutable evidence that excellence in everything, from material to moral, resides only and solely in the Mediterranean basin, with a preference for Italy. You will tell me “and where do you leave the Tigris and Euphrates?” I agree, but they do not reach the "imperia…

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DeRank™: 49,68
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Wolfgang Groos Nonni alle prime armi • by bastoncinoverde

Small bourgeois comedy with a Teutonic twist, very politically correct; only, I must add, it's quite distressing to see Sukowa in such predicaments again.

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DeRank™: -12,00
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Propaganda A Secret Wish • by Dislocation

"All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream?"

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DeRank™: 186,82
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Fabrizio Ferraro Quattro notti di uno straniero • by bastoncinoverde

I loved this alienated and alienating film, mysterious, oblique, and minimal; practically nothing happens, there are no dialogues, only background noises, a stunning and distressing black and white photography, a lesser yet true and vibrant Paris, and a love comme il faut, what else?

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DeRank™: 2,37
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Marnie Songs Hurt Me • by Armand

Where in the Party Boys (where Marnie played bass) there was a cynicism that stripped the listener through a tribal voodoo of cultured animal retroactivity, solo Marnie Weber continues the quest and uncovering of circuitous aggression by shifting the underground bubble onto floating and suspensions of horrific sinuosity that th…

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DeRank™: 53,95
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Hiroshi Yoshimura Soft Wave for Automatic Music Box • by asterics

Like soft, fluffy strips of unrolled paper, automated rustles that don't disturb sleep.

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DeRank™: 132,06
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Alessandro Aronadio Era Ora • by Kiodo

End Credits
Thrill at the Finish
But first a quick farewell
At my funeral

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DeRank™: -6,00
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Nina Nastasia Riderless Horse • by Annette

About love and the importance of always carefully covering the floor with newspapers and masking tape before any masonry/painting work.

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DeRank™: 196,82
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Nicolas Jaar Space Is Only Noise • by CosmicJocker

It's like the opening sequence of Altman’s "The Player" where each character - even if just for a few moments - managed to capture attention with something distinctive given to them alone.

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DeRank™: 109,82
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The Gun Club Mother Juno • by Rowland

It only took one look to understand that Jeffrey Lee Pierce would not die of old age. A dissolute and darkly poetic spirit, dominated by alcohol and drug addiction, with a face like a suburban Marlon Brando, Jeffrey Lee sings in “For the Love of Ivy” “You look like a…

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DeRank™: 141,60
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