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Robert Turman Flux • by zotter

Immersed in a-historical ebbs and flows, the expanded harmony of the spheres breathes with a life of its own.

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DeRank™: 27,00
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Daddy Yankee Despacito • by Poeziadelgiorno

I can already imagine the future of reggaeton: an extension in vapor style with me there, lounging on the couch and smoking a cinnamon stick with a bottle of crinton; ah, savoring it right in front of the elders, spitting in their eye all the rage of the little rebels.

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DeRank™: 68,57
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Iron Maiden Best Of The Beast (Vol. 2) • by Salesuliveires

Hola, de-utientes. After 3 winters, I return to review, and for the first (and I think last) time in 🔋Spanish Language🔋.

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DeRank™: 20,13
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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The Future Sound of London Lifeforms • by CosmicJocker

The misfortune of Theseus was to find himself in a rational, geometric labyrinth, as intricate as you like, yet always designed by the human mind.

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DeRank™: 98,83
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DNA Tom's Diner (feat. Suzanne Vega) • by Error

Let's take a look at the Pokedex: Tom's Diner is a single by the American singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega, the third release from her second studio album Solitude Standing, published in 1987 by A&M Records.

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DeRank™: 29,39
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Wally Badarou Words of a Mountain • by DarkMagus

"Words Of A Mountain" is an album that isn't afraid to sound synthetic and cheesy, yet also exquisitely delicately impressionist, and makes the artificiality of its sound the sincere stylistic hallmark that sets it apart from many other late '80s neoclassical ambient attempts. But it's not just this aesthetic, mor…

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DeRank™: 21,00
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Aphex Twin ...I Care Because You Do • by CosmicJocker

There are faces that seem made to be observed. Having no trust whatsoever in confidences or confessions because of the load of vanity they inevitably carry with them and considering actions with distrust due to the veil of ambiguity of which they are too often cloaked, I believe that on…

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DeRank™: 105,00
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Francesco Torraca 5 Autobiografie • by Error

It is the book written by a friend of mine, it is 400 pages and an important part of his life. I thought of giving him a good review because the book deserves to be read. It is free, no advertising spam, just download it.

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DeRank™: 49,37
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Francesco Torraca 5 Autobiografie • by Error

It is the book written by a friend of mine, it is 400 pages and an important part of his life. I thought of giving him a good review because the book deserves to be read. It is free, no advertising spam, just download it.

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DeRank™: 49,37
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Francesco Torraca 5 Autobiografie • by Error

It is the book written by a friend of mine, it is 400 pages and an important part of his life. I thought of giving him a good review because the book deserves to be read. It is free, no advertising spam, just download it.

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DeRank™: 49,37
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Error Errori Sperimentali • by Error

The album was first released in the Stories version and then Spoti, the result of months of sound research. 100% created in the studio, even though I capitalized on some notes as one might say today. But every production came out of my ear, enjoy listening!

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DeRank™: -21,00
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Error Errori Sperimentali • by Error

The album was first released in the Stories version and then Spoti, the result of months of sound research. 100% created in the studio, even though I capitalized on some notes as one might say today. But every production came out of my ear, enjoy listening!

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DeRank™: -21,00
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If-Then-Else Warhead • by Caspasian

I don't have this record; I've wanted it for decades. I know it exists, but I don't look for it. I have the conceit that sooner or later, I'll construct it mentally. One day, I'll go to the turntable and find it among the others as if it had alway…

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DeRank™: 51,57
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Martyn Voids • by ZiOn

If one wanted to summarize the artistic journey of Martijn Deijkers, one might evoke the ouroboros, the symbol chosen by Friedrich Nietzsche to explain the theory of Eternal Return: a snake biting its tail. Far from wanting to stir philosophical debates, it can be said that the decade separating Grea…

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DeRank™: 60,09
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Dmitri Shostakovich Quartetto n. 15, Op. 144 • by Kyrielison

Asking why, when sadness falls to the depths of the heart, like snow, it makes no noise, is a pointless exercise.

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DeRank™: 74,48
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Fabrizio De André Anime salve • by JOHNDOE

Jumbled in an opaque maelström

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DeRank™: 61,53
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Biosphaser (a.k.a. Battlegods) In Deep • by JonatanCoe

And then came 2020, with its epidemiological disasters and the famous departures (Paolo Rossi, Maradona and maestro Morricone, just to name a few). A disastrous year like few others, which we will forever remember as one of the darkest of our lives (kaiser, what an austere tone I've adopted, w…

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DeRank™: 159,00
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Thelonious Monk Monk's Dream • by 123asterisco

We sailed absorbed in a conversing.

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DeRank™: 43,75
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