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Kreayshawn Somethin 'Bout Kreay • by Asfodelo

Who said that music always has to be an elevated and sublime form of art? Who said that from time to time one can't play an album just for the pure sacred taste of chilling out?

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DeRank™: 27,00
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Henry Purcell Funeral Music For Queen Mary - Five Anthems • by asterics

The whole story revolves around Westminster Abbey.

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DeRank™: 142,09
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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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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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Diaframma Siberia Reloaded 2016 • by asterics

A frozen and infamous youth. But perhaps that's precisely why it's indelible.

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DeRank™: 121,60
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Sfera Ebbasta Famoso • by JpLoyRow

What tedium. Let's remedy this.

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DeRank™: 34,44
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Avenade It's Whimsical Afterlife • by kloo

I dove headfirst into the emo waves of the new millennium: the 2010s were an unusual ferment of bands from twinkle (indie+midwest) to skramz (basically soft screamo), passing through emoviolence and a kind of emo-garage that recalls a more honorable pop-punk and crashes into the wall of power pop.

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DeRank™: 42,36
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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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Aqua Aquarium • by ZiOn

In a world where doubts increase more and more, I can say I have at least one certainty: I hate Piero Scaruffi. Unbearable and pretentious, Scaruffi perfectly embodies the figure of a music critic, with that mix of nerdiness and fake know-it-all attitude that often characterizes it. To add element…

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DeRank™: 123,85
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Michelangelo Antonioni DESERTO ROSSO • by JOHNDOE

After Night of '61 and Eclipse of '62, two masterpieces, Antonioni directs his first color film in '64: RED DESERT and wins the GOLDEN LION IN VENICE.

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DeRank™: 16,74
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Christian Cara • by Falloppio

Have you bought Led Zeppelin IV? Yes. Have you worn out Michael Jackson's Thriller? Yes. Do you know Back in Black by heart? Yes. Do you have Christian's Cara from 1984? Yes.

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DeRank™: 190,24
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Pooh Hurricane • by Boop07

Excluding the individual tracks sung in foreign languages by our artists since the '60s, the idea of albums designed to break into certain foreign markets (not all), such as the English-speaking one, has occurred to only a few.

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DeRank™: 17,86
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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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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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Michelle Hunziker Una vita apparentemente perfetta • by Boop07

The MICHELLE HUNZIKER 'gorgeous' and overwhelming, for at least 20 years, famous for the marriage, a daughter (the famous Aurora, title of a song from '95-'96), and the separation from Eros Ramazzotti due to a cult.

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DeRank™: -5,00
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Black Country, New Road For The First Time • by mikikloo

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DeRank™: 110,11
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Debaser La gente di Debaser - Parte 2, 3, 4 - Speciale di Natale • by Martello

Here we are at the first Convivio of debaser people, that is, all those people who crowd (or used to crowd) this site. Let the trumpets sound, the feast begin: PART 2 1. @[_Amen]: and what can I say? 2. @renzo: what do I have to say? 3. @serestoppone: o…

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DeRank™: 98,20
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Debaser La gente di Debaser - Parte 1 • by Martello

Users of debaser, review of all accounts from the beginning of the world until now part 1.

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DeRank™: 150,51
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Deftones Ohms • by AronnePiperno

At fifteen, I had two great passions: music and Ginetta (a fictional name), a classmate of mine who wasn't very intelligent but really cute. She had an angelic face, a flowing light brown mane, two big aquamarine eyes in which, when I touched myself, I always imagined seeing myself reflecte…

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DeRank™: 3,96
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Italia 90 Italia 90 III • by MikiNigagi

That morning, I'm walking on my day off, head down minding my own business, familiar with my surroundings and avoiding them, going from point to point to do my things, and I bump into an acquaintance, hello Miki Nigagi! Gaia the florist greets me, my friend Elena who always throw…

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DeRank™: 93,00
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