Sallu

Sorry for the embarrassing ignorance, but who the hell are Mr. Bungle?

I believe the second one, anyway it's quite repetitive.

It’s around the 16-17 minute mark (you see what we have to do to survive).

You have to tell me if the catchiest song is called Void or The horror partyjokes, I still haven't figured it out...

Yes, I know, but since they are all attached, I preferred not to mention them to avoid confusing them (they could have spared us the only track).

You dare to challenge me??? I have all of Robbie Williams' CDs up to Sing When You're Winning...
Oh, how cool am I...

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

In my opinion, it's the group de muro that has turned to metal...

Surely Bach invented music, there’s no doubt about it, he was the Beatles of classical music, but I think it's a bit too unalternative. I mean, I hear thousands of things like Bach, all clones of the original that ended up making me not appreciate it. Besides, I particularly hate him because he didn’t write pieces or arrangements for the double bass, so I consider him a jerk. You should also know that I don’t love classical music, especially because I was forced to listen to it against my will to learn how to play it... after all, classical music never tackles social issues of any kind, the voice isn't valued very much, and the search for melody is, at best, rare.
For me, music should speak and not be heard like an advertisement; back then it was purely for entertainment and therefore didn't have the qualities I would have wanted. Anyway, I'm so immersed in that type of music that I can't choose the beautiful things, but I'm forced to do everything that’s proposed to me. In a sense, it’s like if someone, a country music lover and a Cash fan, had to perform Dolly Parton—there's classical and classical, but I can’t choose... you’d end up not appreciating it very much either, even if you’re lucky enough to hear only the worthwhile stuff...

For me, it's not baroque but maybe because I've had the misfortune of hearing violinists and cellists do things that border on the useless; among pianists, maybe it is... The air on the 4th string isn’t bad, but I don’t like him. To me, the top is Satie. He has, after all, invented ambient music, new age, and everything else in a certain sense. Anyway, it's not like I’m a guy who listens to a lot of classical music; I only do it because I’m forced to by the conservatory. Finally, a line or two for: look at this, you fool, Gershwin mixed all music from jazz to classical into a smoothie of ideas; if you think it’s rubbish, I’m sorry, but don’t come tell me it’s easy listening...