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DeAge™ : 7163 days • Here since 30 october 2006

Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream

30 jun 07

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I don't believe a word: I've already told you how I think, the music of the '90s is terribly standardized in sound and therefore reflectively commercial. The blame lies more with the music market, which is now almost completely rotten. The albums by Tortoise, TOOL, or Slint that you listen to are like that because they meet the production's tastes, which, if something is not right, doesn't hesitate to change it. So they are all albums packaged for the supermarket; there are no labels that invest time and effort in a certain type of music anymore. If you want to record, you either do it their way, or you do everything yourself in your basement with your father's tape recorder. Got it?

Queen A Day At The Races

30 jun 07

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"...they make extremely banal, commercial, clichéd, boring, derivative music..." can you for once not "copy-paste" other people's words? Your posts are 90% filled with fat clichés that are totally on trend right now. Write something of your own, give concrete examples, I don't know, analyze a song,...

Queen A Day At The Races

30 jun 07

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Who said it's ridiculous, I asked Riccardo another big question. And he still hasn't answered me. He's still downloading it with E-mule.

Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream

30 jun 07

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We want the names Riccà, who would these geniuses of the '90s be?

Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream

30 jun 07

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Then there’s always the exception, but when I have to sum things up, for me the '80s are modest, the '90s are scarce, and the present is ignoble.

Queen A Day At The Races

30 jun 07

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What have the Queen done to you, beautiful child, did they break your toy car? Did they smash your butt behind the slide?

Queen A Day At The Races

30 jun 07

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Maybe yes, when someone acts childish like you (giving a 1 to this album). I'll ask you another question, if you give this a 1, what do you give to Britney?

Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream

30 jun 07

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Well, I do pop in and out of the '80s once in a while. But I refuse—it's the '90s, and the present, all so sweet, glossy, and marketable (forgive the term), and I say this with all my heart: with e-mule, I can download everything, so I have no issues recovering any album. The fact is that, averaging the records I've tossed due to space problems, 97% are from the '90s, and only 3% from the '80s, so I conclude that the '90s just don't sit well with me.