Contemplazione

Malpiero, but is it my fault that there are people in the world fighting for survival?? Do you fight to survive? And how come you find time to dedicate to writing a review not only of music (which is already trivial for you), but also of punk (the trivial of the trivial)??!?!? Catabolized.

Thank you, Chaos, for the education and for motivating your opinion! I'm aware of the "contamination" of the album with other genres, but for my tastes, it could have yielded better results. Bye!

Malpiero! What the hell does surviving have to do with it? I'm talking about LIVING!! You're such a dated straight.

I'm not saying it wasn't important as a phenomenon; I'm saying it didn't give the world great masterpieces, but rather honest records or little more. And I haven't corrected my stance; I've corrected the misunderstanding because I didn't mean to be offensive. Anyway, you give an architectural example that couldn't be more inappropriate...unfortunately, punk is far from being the musical equivalent of the pyramids. And if, as you say, I can't be objective in stating that punk isn't one of the most succulent musical genres, why should you be when making the opposite claim? On what grounds? And with what reasoning do you do it? At least I, without going into detail, have pointed out what I consider the weaknesses of much punk, such as excessive simplicity, often light-heartedly silly themes, and repetitiveness...if you think otherwise, amen.

Sellami, meanwhile, I haven't insulted anyone, quite the opposite, and I didn't say that punk is "shit," but rather "robetta," a term I would define as not very appreciative rather than strongly dismissive. Okay, maybe I have sinned against etiquette by hurting the feelings of punk lovers, I ask for forgiveness. But then I gave the album a balanced 3, demonstrating that I don’t spit on it, but I don’t consider it anything more than a pleasant album full of simple and catchy songs. Just a little music, not bad music. And I feel the same way, for example, about another album that many consider an important manifesto of punk: London Calling by the Clash. Apart from a few tracks, the rest are silly little songs for confused and raucous teenagers. I know you won’t agree with me, but precisely because of my listening history (which certainly doesn’t just involve jazz), it seems to me that there's not much substance, and even the "smoke" seems thin and odorless. I am omnivorous in music, and my mind is wide open, and precisely because my palate is accustomed to the best cuisine, I can recognize when there aren’t great chefs behind the stove.

I recommend everyone to buy the two volumes from Taschen featuring the complete pictorial work of Dalì. Because among the less famous paintings, there are some incredible ones! A fun fact: he was Miles Davis's favorite painter.

Genius of a Sellami, what was jazz supposed to teach me? That punk is great? Anyway, I gave punk several chances, but all in all, I wasted my precious time. In return, I really like the Stooges.

On your card, write: "I never try to improve myself or learn something, I remain exactly as I am. I'm not someone who learns, I'm someone who avoids." So why don't you avoid me, you punk and the blush of the intel?? Hi little one, and make sure you do your homework!

What makes you think I have stuff in my underwear? What makes you think I use steroids? What is a "wandering" penis? What is blush? What makes you think punk is not stuff?

What a nice guy this Malpiero is! Punk is just stuff.