Anderson

DeRank ™: 0,20

DeAge™ : 7165 days • Here since 28 october 2006

Madonna Music

8 nov 06

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Well, Sylvian (by the way, your nickname suggests very different musical horizons than this crazy nymphomaniac), are we talking about music or how a person knows how to do business?

Madonna Music

8 nov 06

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truly difficult to respond to you, but it was to say that there's never an end to the worst

Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks

8 nov 06

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But what, you don't know? sound: guitar, harmonica, keyboards, bass... practically everything, I'm Ian Anderson, for heaven's sake... hehehehe, I can barely strum the skins of a drum...

Frank Zappa Hot Rats

8 nov 06

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sure, absolute masterpiece... great cpt. Beefheart and Ian Underwood... But why are the best albums already reviewed? sniff... sniff...

Madonna Music

8 nov 06

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Of course, AIDS is worse than cholera... what does that have to do with it?

Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks

8 nov 06

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I agree; in fact, I said that technique and feeling are equally important, but I do not understand the things as separate.

Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks

8 nov 06

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Okay, Lord, got it...

Madonna Music

8 nov 06

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then she should start being a businesswoman and leave music alone, which is the furthest thing from her.

Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks

8 nov 06

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Look... if the crux of the matter is the sound, let's say there are plenty of drummers who can hit the right spot on the drum or who know how to choose the best skins, but if we talk about pure technique, Barlow was a giant and few like him in the rock domain. Anyway, can you explain to me how you can be a connoisseur of great musicians and also a fan of the Pistols? It's not a criticism, it's genuinely a curious question... I have never been able to tolerate musicians with absent technique, even though feeling is also very important, but technique, damn, you need it...