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Yes, I noticed it before but I wanted to hide it from you (also, I’ve never listened to anything by Cannibal Corpse) :D. By the way, I even got the title of "Give Peace a Cancer" wrong (without an H!), if you notice. I wrote it a bit quickly and didn’t proofread it; it happens that the unconscious plays these tricks. Anyway, in that case, I’ll make the metalheads happy too :)

I don't know if my comment 27 with the little drawing is more avant-garde or Anthony Braxton's music. Just to be sure, I'll just shit on it. Then I'll bring you the Truth.

Well, Black Coffee Breakfast vs Putiferio Goes To War definitely wins the first one. But if you take the albums as a whole, for me, Favero & co come out on top ;)

Present after the big riff in "Give Peace a Cancer" (without the H, I messed that up in the review :D)? Come on, you can't tell me it keeps time like a totally sane person :D

Well, you've got a nice little flat butt too ;)

You ---> 8=====D (_o_)

Now it’s time to have some fun :D But do you know that you take yourself just a little too seriously? Zorn, I don’t think he ever set out to invent anything. He experiments, looks at himself, and that’s it: his musical journey is unique. You always play the comparison game, cataloging, labeling... the classic "those who know and won’t let themselves be fooled vs those who don’t know and get duped." I reiterate that mine, being a novice compared to many others (if Bisius comes here, I’m in trouble) regarding Zorn, was just a little phrase, merely to stir the pot and get a few potential laughs (and I wasn’t wrong at all :D). So, <<you never get tired of annoying me!>>, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED :D I’m going back to listen to that mediocre singer-songwriter Rino Gaetano, who was really good at making fun of serious types like you. Bye ;)

And I'm not even a fan of Zorn, so I'm not exactly qualified to defend his work. But it only takes a little phrase like the one above to bring down his arguments ;)

But PicTrì is made that way, just leave it be. Maybe when he comes back, he’ll explain who mixed free-jazz, country, hardcore, grind, metal before Zorn.

Thank goodness someone started talking about Albert King :)