Lord

Well, 3 should be enough, I already gave 5 to Lovedrive, which deserved 4... My favorites are undoubtedly "Virgin Killer" and "In Trance."

Dumbbell of those dumbbells for sure. A 5 for her breasts.

Happy birthday Clint. Great, but really, great movie.

I didn't want to

Great character, great music

I don't read the review, I've already read too many about this record.

Girls are not like they used to be, all bones and foundation...

And then, too much politics

You took his favorite records: look at what he gives to Relayer for example. Then you didn't answer my question: the importance of the Residents in the history of music.

"Your big problem, Lord, is that you have a disgusting attitude of indifference. You don't say 'I don't like it'; you try to argue about something you clearly don't understand a damn thing about because you don't know a damn thing. I didn't understand what you were trying to say. Of course I don't like the Residents, but I can't just say 'I hate it' and leave it at that; I explain the reasons for my disdain: they are musically nonexistent, and I can't stand them because of their behavior, or rather the behavior they've been made to adopt: superiority (as if to say, whoever doesn't listen to them is still a miserable being who indulges in trivial commercial rock), a reworking of songs in an avant-garde and deconstructive key (for what purpose, then), incredibly stinky crap that is served to the masses as avant-garde experiments (like for example 'The Third Reich'n'Roll'), and so on. I've always thought (since God granted me ADSL and the mule) of the Residents as more of a cultural phenomenon than a musical one (something that is incorrectly said about the Beatles). I beg you to respond, Ajeje, to my question about the importance of the Residents in the history of music. One last thing: there’s this trend in the underground scene to massacre all the greats in favor of underground or isolated, niche phenomena: Queen has popular support, crap, the Beatles are famous, crap, Pink Floyd made very commercial music, crap, and so on; the reason lies mainly in the psychological instability of some minds who, after reading Scaruffi's pages, decide to turn it into a philosophy."