mien_mo_man

I hate masks but transformers are my childhood. Vote for childhood: roughly 1. Vote for nostalgia tinged with melancholic sadness, as well as the awareness of the fleetingness of things: 5.

shepard fairey, I believe that's the name, the pop artist of this cover. Look him up on search engines. He’s quite famous too.

euphoria morning at least saw an artist who wanted to explore himself, to look inside. here instead there's a man with a nice voice. and that's it. finished. absolutely finished. I’d better go buy myself a CD of Albano.

@kosmogabri: this is a painting from the pop art movement. don’t ask me the name of the artist, but it’s a famous pop art piece. Famous it certainly is: because I remember it! These passive-aggressive reviews really make me, let’s say, gacare, to avoid saying cagare, because I’m a gentleman. It’s clear that they’ve never listened to Gish, it's clear they don’t even know who Roy Thomas Baker is and they review albums before they come out. Are you going to give me the review of the next James Iha album tomorrow? I know he’s working on a new solo project!

The nova mob maybe yes, but first the dance works of mould. And then I feel like changing artist a bit, let me have that.

But another album from the Waterboys? No, right?

it will come too, don't worry

simple: conquer the world! even simpler: when we're 15 years old and it's summer and we have a bonfire and the random kid takes the guitar, he shouldn't try to play wish you were here; he should play a piece by Le Orme. whether the kid in question is from Rimini or Auckland doesn't matter.

If there's one thing I love about Le Orme, it's the ease with which they compose their songs. I know they are good in prog, but I confess: I listened to "Laserium Floyd" only the first time I got the LP. How can you think of three hours of keyboards (which might be three excellent hours) when you can listen to tracks like "Canzone d'amore," "Figure di cartone," "Sera," "Marinai," "Biancaneve," "Primi passi," "Immensa distesa," "Gioco di bimba," "Era inverno," and so many, many others? And if we think of such compositional skill expressed in English by a band aiming for the global market, what could come out, with ups and downs, if not a monstrous career?

@arndoldlayne, they were supposed to become Pink Floyd, then more and better, then even more and even better. The album I prefer from them is (hold on tight) Friday.