fiquata

Ezekiel, you’re the same old idiot who talks about things he doesn’t understand. You bring up Tocqueville with a quote taken from some bullshit compilation book made for the ignorant and those incapable of grasping it from the primary source, and you come out with a couple of slaps in the face? Not to mention that those slaps land right on your face. Ezekiel, give it up: you are mentally retarded. By now, you should realize it yourself. And the chronicles, retard, are written by people who have a partial view of the facts at least equal to that of essayists… and then journalists are like voyeurs; they only get excited by the stories of others. Try reading, in thirty years, the history of Italy through the pages of the "chroniclers" from Libero or Il Giornale and then let’s see what effect that has. Bye, and don’t think I’m debating with you… I just won’t accept that any idiot can talk about Tocqueville. I corrected you, and you couldn’t respond… proof that you don’t know what you’re saying. All good! Woof.

And let it be clear: I couldn't care less about where they place it and what they say about Tocqueville. Instead of reading these collected books, read what Tocqueville wrote with his own hand. The aristocratic, legitimist Tocqueville, who hated democracy and forms of equality... and don't go reading the Wikipedia page, which is crap. The opposite of reality.

Ezekiel, what the hell kind of books of laws are these? Tocqueville among the liberals, beautiful. Now the world can end. But slap yourselves... just idiotic.

I don't know what Midge Ure looks like. I found "Vienna" for 4 euros, but I'm not convinced. I really like the ones with Foxx, though... maybe the one I like the least is the first one, too rock and not enough post-punk... but "Man Who Dies Every Day" or "Artificial Life" really give you a chill, come on :)

Ahaha... Hardcore New School style. The reviewer has outdone themselves. Nose, I am American indie-rock, or rather, indie-rock. I'll say it again: it was better when it was just for a select few. Carboneria all the way!

But look, I understood perfectly what you were saying and I don't like it. There's no connection between the first two Dinosaur albums and anything produced by the Huskers. The only point of contact is the label they were released under (SST), but at different times... when the Huskers had already dug their own grave. And then, with this? Even Sonic Youth were on SST and no one would dare to compare them to the Huskers. Just to reiterate, they have nothing in common. What can I say: it was much better before 2005 when most people looked at the name Dinosaur Jr like an alien and shrugged it off. Much better before, especially today when even Gustavo listens to them and could write a monograph about it.

In fact, I write the review as soon as I feel like it and have time... don't worry. Whatever "other than Bug" means, it's nonsense. There is no cooler pop record than Bug... especially since the Huskers weren't able to make a Bug. When it came time to make the POP record, they came out with Warehouse, where half of Hart's songs (now definitely burned out from the stuff) should be set on fire. I’m being critical, but if someone writes nonsense and I read it... well, I respond. And the first two have nothing more than Bug. Bug is the best of the Dinosaur... for confirmation, ask J Mascis and see what he replies.

So, I searched the house for the record... I couldn't find it and I even remembered having a bootleg copy, but I found a compilation released for Rock Star that has Amico Fragile on it. If anyone's interested, just give me a shout. Anyway, they're still playing... they should be performing on June 26. In fact, if anyone's going, let me know. Woof.

But come on, will you? You should be writing a nice review about the Huskers instead of this crap about people you don't even know. When will you understand that some things are just meant to be done, simply for the sake of doing them? People can spot you right away if you don’t know what you’re talking about, and it’s pretty obvious.

Well, I notice that the old geezers remember the two Marthas quite well (also pretty mussy judging by the inside photo of Metro Music) :) Anyway, yeah, nervous pop suits them perfectly... too bad I didn't think of it earlier and maybe today, a record so genuine and spontaneous would come out. I don’t know, the first thing I think every time I listen to it is that they were really good... good in the sense of being genuine. Now we just have to wait for Odradek and Supersoul :)