teenagelobotomy

Your comment on the chart

Comments on this chart

• 

  jdv666

  20 jul 11

  I imagine it's being set up, just a reminder for you who likes punk/hardcore, don't forget the Jesus Lizard! :)

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  teenagelobotomy

  20 jul 11

  well yes, very much a work in progress... I update it every now and then, I won't forget them ;)

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  jdv666

  7 sep 11

  I’ve never heard anything from cccp and csi, is that very bad?

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  teenagelobotomy

  7 sep 11

  I would say it's terrible! In general, you should listen to all the albums of the "saga" from Affinità-Divergenze to Tabula Rasa Elettrificata... obviously, there's a big change and a significant maturation along the way, from the duo Ferretti Zamboni to the collective including Canali Magnelli and especially the genius of Maroccolo (and the late Ringo De Palma, but only on one album). For me, they're all masterpieces, the essentials you need to listen to as soon as possible: Affinità-Divergenze, Epica... Linea Gotica and T.R.E.

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  jdv666

  7 sep 11

  Okay, thanks! I've never really explored the Italian scene much, but then again, time is ruthless.

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  jdv666

  22 sep 11

  The CCCP are really getting to me anyway! I don't understand why all my friends are so obsessed with Litfiba when these guys are way better for me!

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  teenagelobotomy

  22 sep 11

  Well, the Litfiba from the '80s definitely deserve a lot as well. In any case, the CCCP are certainly in a different league, no doubt about it. I'm glad you're enjoying them :)

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  jdv666

  22 sep 11

  Well, it must be that in the last year I was almost only into prog and kraut, but lately I've been rediscovering new wave, and I have to say that now and then a bit of "more direct" music is really a breath of fresh air ;) Plus, I'm discovering an infinite number of interesting scenes that definitely deserve more exploration.

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  March Horses

  22 sep 11

  Excuse me, a question: are the CCCP "true comrades" or is their image more of an intellectual-provocative one, let's say destabilizing? I haven't been able to fully understand this, reading around on the internet (I should mention that I've never listened to them).

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  jdv666

  22 sep 11

  For me, we are halfway between the two things... perhaps more "anarchists" or critical of the status quo than true "communists," but a certain sympathy is undoubtedly there; which is also a product of the socio-cultural context in which they've grown up.

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  teenagelobotomy

  22 sep 11

  certainly more the second one you mentioned. For me, Ferretti, at least the one from the early period, has been the greatest Italian provocateur (in terms of lyrics in music, that is).

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  March Horses

  22 sep 11

  Okay, thank you very much for the information. Because the quick invectives, from both sides, have never sat well with me. I will try to listen to them, even though I don't think they are my kind of thing.

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  jdv666

  22 sep 11

  I too was skeptical at first about listening to them precisely because preachers and fanatics get on my nerves, and the name and titles of the albums made me suspicious, but instead, after listening to them, I changed my mind.

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)
• 

  Sempresolointer

  23 apr 12

  no stone temple pilots, no carcass, no faith no more, no slint, no pixies nothing at all

   

  •  Love (00)
  •  Hate (00)
  • (00)
  • (00)