Pleasant as being forced to piss sitting down. more
The American inventors of Brutal Death Metal, not from Florida but from the cold Buffalo, New York; twelve albums released over twenty-five years of career without losing an ounce of their brutality, wickedness, and ferocious execution. Adorably terrifying live: try it to believe... "Hammer Smashed Face".... more
With their third album, the masterpiece of the discography of Thin White Rope arrives: a desert-rock at times loaded with that psychedelic vein that looks to the past, with dark guitar textures and razor-sharp riffs that make the listening experience, for long moments, hypnotic yet also rich in feeling and pathos. A work that I have consumed through continuous listens, and that each time transports me on that dreamlike journey, reminding me of their origins: the desert. Huge and endless. more
From the American province, specifically Saint Paul. One of those groups, rare examples, authors of the perfectly classic career, with the monumental "Zen Arcade" pinnacle of infinite beauty..."Never Talking to You Again"... more
Chilling soundscapes, as if the machines had a heart. more
Bonera more
A useful practice for overall well-being, both psychologically and physically (good for the prostate), relaxes, helps maintain youthfulness, and keeps the member toned for potential pairings. more
With his band, he gave me genuine gems in Music; at least until the album Wish in 1992, a spotless career, intense, emotionally perfect. Thank you Robert, "Friday I'm in Love"..... more
What a Milf, guys! more
Dark and grim, busy and fucking Rock, the latest masterpiece by The Who is a bitter reflection on youth alienation. The four personalities of the musicians merge into a single character, Jimmy, who is the mirror of the mod movement and allegorically the symbol of the end of illusions. Musically (the two instrumentals) and conceptually superb. The cry of anger in "Love, reign o'er Me" is still perfectly audible. Masterpiece. more
As is often the case when I deal with a Robert Smith album, I don't have a favorite song; this rule also applies to Disintegration, my masterpiece of the entire Cure discography. For twenty-five years now, I have enjoyed being enveloped in the wide emotional spirals I experience every time I listen to this long and intense work, with moments so elevated that they captivate me and give me sensations that are beyond description. A gift for future generations. more
It's 1992 and while Les is pondering how the third Primus album will be, he bides the time of audiophiles by preparing this delightful musical appetizer. It’s a mini LP made up of five covers of tracks by the following artists: Peter Gabriel, XTC, The Residents, The Meters, and Pink Floyd, all presented with the group’s proverbial and effective technical expertise. The rendition of "Have a Cigar," in the style of Pink Floyd, is a standout that wraps it all up. A solid 10 and praise... more
the discharges of industrial products that are polluting our world. but we, like frogs, are slowly getting used to it. more
many listen to him too! more
"There was a single clear star in the rose-colored sky, a boat cast a disheartened farewell, and I felt in my throat the Gordian knot of all the loves that could have been and had never been." more
I don't know who she is, but I was sexually attracted to the photo. It's strange that human behavior always seems directed towards women; does nature want to communicate to us that, in order not to go extinct, we should mate with various women? Do you think we should all become polygamous? more
oral and enzymatic lubricant liquid, digestion begins with saliva that attacks food (see my definition). Essential. more
in Olympus with Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, and Michelangelo. It watches over us and protects us. more
The sensation that warns us to ingest food (see my definition) is said to be unpleasant hunger, but if you are hungry, it means you are actually in good health. more
that many worlds could host intelligent life but it is too optimistic, too many factors come into play for life to evolve, nuclear decay of the Earth's core aimed at creating a magnetic field that repels solar radiation, plate tectonics, carbon chauvinism, asteroids, type of star (giant ones last a short time)..... more