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no telespalla, if you want a piece of advice, save your money for something else.. :)

@tobby: that genius josh whedon, making his way to the big screen after the vampire soap opera, has honored his (indeed) genius by giving birth to the worst feature film in the history of cinema (or one of the worst): shark swarm. anyway, i’ve always found sarah michelle gellar disgusting.

directly from the dumpster, my favorite illegal parking attendant.

I find the video cute, but moving step by step, I find the song, the album, and the band really, really insignificant. I'll briefly share my thoughts on the format: it's not necessarily true that a video is just an advertisement; it often aims to be an added value to the track and is less limited concerning the musical language in general. Like a gradual increase in detail in an emotional/expressive significance. In this regard, I would mention the video published by kosmograbri of the reinterpretation of "Hurt" (by NIN) by Johnny Cash: in this case, I would even speak of a confession, an exposure of the artist, that accompanies the song, enriching it. What I mean is that if videos are advertisements, it's because, as they are certainly not abstract entities, they have been channeled into that role by the networks broadcasting them, by the productions. Regards :)

beautiful the intellectual cover..

I wanted to say sayan, pardon :D @bartle: I also knew about the legend, from which a video game was also derived, ("monkey hero", if I remember correctly) but it mainly applies to the first series, much less to dbz. By the way, sayans transform (into monkeys, not wolves) on full moon nights :)

The cartoon that drove me crazy as a kid is a kaleidoscope of plagiarism & quotations. The Namekian sent by his father to Earth has more than a few family ties with the Kryptonian Superman, the dragon granting wishes recalls Aladdin, and the cyborgs from the second series come straight out of Terminator, (complete with the parallel reality of the future, where the machines have destroyed Earth) and these are just the first ones that come to mind... let's be cautious in defining "genius" Toriyama; rather, I would say it's typical cloning Japanese style.

ole ole ole! from increased salivation :) (but isn't the record from '86?)

what nausea, jackson is dead and his music is not, which continues to be that way, and played alongside tears creates a truly grotesque effect. and now, stopped at the traffic light, I hear thriller echoing from everywhere, just to remind me how ugly necrophilia is, which never fails for the stars of mass society. he lived a shitty life and is celebrated in death.

I heard it absentmindedly and it seemed to me full of electronics, quite different from the previous ones. I will listen again.