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Love Contact

Mia Martini Il Meglio

2 mar 08

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I quote bjorky. immense

The Mars Volta The Bedlam In Goliath

2 mar 08

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They played for a solid three hours, an excessive live show for the most excessive band around. But it was awesome, everyone was on fire and there was a drummer who is truly a beast, I've never seen anything like it. In my opinion, they have immense potential because they have no technical limits (but too much technique can often be a limitation) and they can boast a respectable musical culture. Plus, they're really nice!

Mia Martini Il Meglio

2 mar 08

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what the hell am I doing

Ethan and Joel Cohen Non è Un Paese Per Vecchi

2 mar 08

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beautifulbeautifulbeautiful

Mia Martini Il Meglio

2 mar 08

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my vote

Timo Kotipelto Serenity

1 mar 08

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the absence of caps lock, however, makes the comment a bit less impactful. and the period to end the sentence is hilarious...

Iron Maiden Piece Of Mind

1 mar 08

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dùpalle, but the review, if you want, isn’t even bad, excluding the blunders...

Blink-182 Take Off Your Pants And Jacket

29 feb 08

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instead it was beautiful

Linear Sphere Reality Dysfunction

29 feb 08

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It seems interesting, I find it strange that they are English, usually not accustomed to these sounds.
Anyway, I think that mixing genres (metal jazz prog) shows a desire on the part of the band to demonstrate a certain type of musical culture, in order to belong to a sort of elite.
I often find myself hearing funk jazz or prog inserts (which have nothing to do with true prog, I would rather call it cut n'paste) that are absolutely stereotyped and stuffed into the songs just because it sounds cool. Better a sweaty band playing outdated and uninspired hard rock, but with conviction, than certain experimentations that aren’t avant-garde, but rather a lack of ideas. I will still try to give them a listen.