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ah, here’s the Cornell trick! Grunge doesn't exist, it's like Ceci n'est pas une pipe, the difference between the music and everything around it! Damn, hard rock is a genius and we just didn’t get it!

You forgot Mudhoney, Screaming Trees, Mother Love Bone, not to mention the Temple of the Dog and Mad Season projects.. Anyway, you're right, grunge never existed. (but perhaps one of these?? jinxblues.com - Questa pagina è in vendita! - Le migliori risorse e informazioni sul tema: jinxblues. Bye!

Okay, everything is clear now, but there’s nothing I can do; everyone remains a victim of their own time. I like the album, and I couldn’t have imagined that yours was a public display of affection towards the reviewer... The name comes from the sounds that a friend of mine (who came to visit me just when I was discovering debaser) would make during basketball games when he was being pressed and sent to dribble to the left (not being very skilled at dribbling, he would get into trouble, panic, and emit these fantastic uh uh uh uh sounds!). I challenge you to find a nickname with less meaning than mine. One last curiosity: do you also go hunting for butterflies naked across huge meadows, hopping here and there with the reviewer? UH! ;)

Drugs don't save you, but they help make people happier; it's like a little poodle for a lonely old person, it's like cheese on pasta. Listening to music amplifies perceptual abilities; it's not necessarily synonymous with tragedies and misfortunes, all of this is taken on responsibly, of course. A parent with their head on straight can easily indulge in a few vices like this; what could happen to the children? If I ever have a child, I will be the one to inform them about drugs; we must pass on all kinds of knowledge to our children. Better me than some incompetent person on the street or at school, and then, you know, children never do what their parents do; they might arbitrarily decide that it's just disgusting, who knows?

[who the hell cares if they made the album at 15] the fact that they emerged at 15 shows all their purity; at that age, you're too naïve to make marketing calculations. Who knows what hard rock, with the "who knows" you've never gone anywhere, if you have to discredit them in favor of someone else under the names. Your last review is terrifying. Grunge doesn’t exist now, but in '92, when you were born, albums like Incesticide, Dirt, Sweet Oblivion, Piece of Cake were released. Of course, grunge doesn’t exist; it existed, had its time, and managed to leave us sacred and fundamental albums in the history of music (the '90s). Sure, grunge doesn’t exist now. @sfascia: but why all this animosity toward Silverchair? You used the term "embarrassing," which I think is completely out of place. I don’t know what spirit you publish your review suggestions in, but lately, I find your recent proposals much closer to the adjective embarrassing rather than the young (at that time) Australians. Nothing personal, to be clear, I'm just trying to avoid that unnecessary crap is thrown at this great album. Cheers!

@(!): but please, selfishness destroys other lives, acting with a focus only on oneself even at the expense of others, false promises, weaving illusions, all of this destroys other lives, not the drugs. What a bigoted thought! Alessio is right, drugs at first are a pleasure, but then they can also become a need which, once satisfied, if one continues to harm loved ones (not necessarily immediately), then the problem lies with the person. Not with the drugs! (I limit myself to the protection of natural substances, let that be clear)

I'm looking right away...

What is an incitement to make duplicates? That's what I miss about Uncle...

In my opinion, the group brings up Cornell regardless, but you were also helped by the crap published today, at least as far as I'm concerned... I'm going to bed happy! Bye!