mien_mo_man

Nothing. Actually, I love it. I was describing the sound of the keyboard (which maybe has little to do with a piece that seems Tex). A space-western song with Parson keyboard and Tex guitar. That's it.

These girls who want to be rockers really get under my skin... they don't even know what game they're playing... the one from Aprilia Lavinia thinks she's the one rolling the dice in a game of goose, but she’s actually the goose herself. A nice little goose to be plucked. Look how much pink: have you ever seen all this pink? A rock Barbie, or the rocker version of a Bratz. Destined since adolescence to suck off anyone who knows how to play a C major chord.

but grompi is that guy with the mustache who used to go on TV to talk about music, the one from cowboy mambo? the one from buscadero who reviewed lyle lovett’s albums? the one who back in the day did a chronicle of the mtv european music awards along with gegè tedesforo (two very hip, very youthful guys, we just needed sergio caputo) where they joked about practically everyone (often rightly so) among the winners, the live performances, and the participants in general? p.s.: the quality of young's music is beyond question

If you want a non-technical opinion, this album sucks... more than the previous ones.

But are the Gomez the ones from that video where there was that guy walking upside down around the city?

do you want a rocker like Corgan? do you want Corgan capable of making you feel as in "let me give the world to you"? Listen to the album Troublizing by Ric Ocasek (former leader of the Cars), produced, played, and sung by the two... here you find a review by me.

Do you want a rocker like Corgan? Do you want Corgan capable of making you feel emotions like in "let me give the world to you"? Listen to the album Troublizing by Ric Ocasek (former leader of the Cars), produced, played, and sung by the two... here you find a review by me.

Do you want a rocker like Corgan? Do you want Corgan capable of making you feel emotions like in "let me give the world to you"? Listen to the album Troublizing by Ric Ocasek (former leader of the Cars), produced, played, and sung by the two... here you find a review by me.

if you enjoy Corgan who co-sings, co-produces, and co-interprets other artists making pop and polishing them up to sound rock, then listen to "Troublizing" by the former leader of the Cars (another beloved '80s band by Corgan, and not only) Ric Ocasek. You will find my review about it.

In my opinion, more than taking from U2, they’ve taken from the Waterboys... everything that sounds a bit Irish, a bit British-windy-fisherman style is said to resemble U2... when instead it resembles the Waterboys.