Cimbarello132

I don't know this, but I'm sure I will like it quite a bit.

post 11 - Judas ! ---------------------- The guns suck. Damn idiots...

so much mental fuss...go listen to Hosianna Mantra.

Alessio, don't worry, some albums have left a mark on me; when I discovered Freak Out by Zappa, it stayed in the stereo for 2 months, not one. I don't study music; I gradually discover it. But always with Love for it. If it were not the case, I would be the first to stop listening to music. ;-)

But please, you will also be right. But there are young people (like me) who have had a passion for music since they were children, yes, just like you Alessio, and the only difference between you and me is that you had that passion years before I did. Then, what should I do, since I love Neu! (their albums are hard to find aside from the internet)? Not listen to them just because the only way to do that would be to download everything? That is, use the "everything-now" method, which you think is harmful? Of course, finding an album you've been searching for, something good, after much effort is more beautiful. But times have changed. And then there's the famous kraut; many listen to it because it's come back in vogue, you're right. But among all these occasional lovers, there are some people who listen to music with pleasure and a lot of it. I want to conclude with Dylan though: Please get out of the new road if you can't land your hand, for the times they are a changin'.

Well, 7 reviews on the homepage seem like a complete joke to me. No hard feelings.

again!?

psycopomps: well, actually I keep my records on vinyl and CD. I download very little, only what I can't find in stores, etc. And then, the music I listen to is not influenced at all by what's in vogue. What I listen to I've been listening to since I was a child, thanks to my father... well, leaving me aside, I see that there are always prejudices here against young music enthusiasts in general. Happy you ADULTS :-))))))))))))))))) you're one of a kind, really, amazing. @Zelig: yes, some do... Pere Ubu are fantastic. I need to get something by the Talking Heads though...

agreed with vinsex; but this album remains excessively long and with too few truly noteworthy compositions. Come on, 2 hours of music... a few extra songs are fine, but here we might be beyond 50% fillers or songs of little substance. My opinion, well... I'm going to listen to Painkiller.

I'm looking for the record..