mien_mo_man

I recently reviewed something from the eighties... something that has unfortunately been lost. Something splendid, even more obviously. But the story always ends the same way. Woodstock, you’re right to listen to so much music, and keep going with the eighties: not every artist you stumble upon will be Wham, that much is for sure.

I liked you... I like the corganian recourse to self-criticism/autobiography/confes sion when you specify what you're a champion of. Then I like it when you talk about the structure of the pieces, the indispensability of everything indispensable and the dispensability of what is dispensable (and that this combo has granted us). I like you when you talk about the desire for adolescence, even though I think the exact opposite. Too bad about that "h."

It seems to me that a decade ago there was an advertisement featuring the most famous single from this artist... it had a good success here too, it was often played on the radio, thanks to that ad. Am I remembering this wrong?

the number 1s of the 90s. no comparison to Corgan’s machine! I remember listening to them on an episode of Planet Rock that played their "Ego". and it was eternal love...

but wasn't there already?

iride, as you can imagine, I had the tad in my sights for a while... :D but after all, it’s only right that the grunge gem was brought out by you. A friend let me listen to the album, and he recorded it for me on cassette. I wonder where it ended up. I remember little, and I only remember that it was really strong.

that is, the first ENVIRONMENTAL HERO. undoubtedly the most brilliant creation in history: a crossover between post-Hiroshima Japanese catastrophism and Beppe Grillo's environmentalism. fantastic, and the theme song is amazing, with music that today’s bands can only dream of.

the best part? DAITARN - DAITARN - DAITARN (tarataratà tarataratà tarataratà) DAITARN - DAITARN - DAITARN... one for three and three for one because together we always get out of trouble and defend the Earth from the shadow of war our hearts will beat for freedom the intrigues and shady plans of the inhuman monsters our ray will sweep through the vastness Daitarn, Daitarn the enemy is already coming but you are our friend Daitarn hurray Daitarn III Daitarn, Daitarn for us you are truly strong for us you are truly great hurray Daitarn III we are a trio on alert and full of energy let’s follow the trail if a meganoid spies on us and Match Patrol takes us into the eye of adventure towards the unknown it runs like lightning and transforms into a robot that has a weapon has the solar energy that is invincible Daitarn, Daitarn the enemy is already coming but you are our friend Daitarn hurray Daitarn III Daitarn, Daitarn for us you are truly strong for us you are truly great hurray Daitarn III Daitarn the enemy is coming prepare yourself Solar energy Robot Daitarn Daitarn, Daitarn the enemy is already coming but you are our friend Daitarn hurray Daitarn III Daitarn, Daitarn for us you are truly strong for us you are truly great hurray Daitarn III Daitarn, Daitarn the enemy is already coming but you are our friend Daitarn hurray Daitarn III

x "Cosmosgabry": I don’t know what the hell you read as arrogant in my review of the nazis. I couldn't care less about being the champion of the leftovers: at worst, I might play around with it a bit, but nothing more... De-de-enphasize. "Mien_No_Men"

I love Exene, as well as her solo work. And beach punk is one of the most utterly poetic things I know. Too bad that, twenty years later, it gave birth to stuff like "Boys of Summer" by the Ataris.