Eneathedevil

DeRank : 18,21
DeAge™ : 7761 days • Here since 18 march 2005
Lucio Battisti La batteria, il contrabbasso, eccetera
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And yes, luckily he then cleaned everything up with that silly electro-new age soup-flavored thingy... hehe.
Lucio Battisti La batteria, il contrabbasso, eccetera
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Ahiahi, Bogus, don’t tell me things I didn’t say! I said "NEW ORDER and Blondie STYLE," I didn’t say it was inspired by them... I just wanted to say that the styles are similar... "late Bee Gees" works for me, even if it’s a bit reductive; if you want, we can rightly include the Village People as well... UGU is lazily influenced (but is that really such a negative thing?) by this disco style too, but the packaging is much more refined.
Lucio Battisti La batteria, il contrabbasso, eccetera
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Oh, wow, you have no idea how much I loved the out-of-tune moments of "La Compagnia," but anyway, you really need to have some vocal power to sing the chorus of Felicitàààààààààà-ah-ah-ah...ah-ah- ah-aaaaaaaah!
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Agreed on being afraid... but "No Pain" is captivating, far from faux rock, it has many twists of high-level disco music in the style of Blondie and New Order, anyway, to those who understand...
Lucio Battisti La batteria, il contrabbasso, eccetera
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Ah, well, so it's a matter of content discrepancy, the instrumental aspect related to the quality of interpretation and sound doesn't appeal to you much: well, I feel like I can at least agree on this second point, as you know for the rest I prefer a reasonable uniformity... anyway, certainly better ITNT than LBLBICE.
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No, seriously no, let’s say it’s not comedic, but calling it serious seems excessive... pieces like "La Compagnia" and "Io ti Venderei" have a humorous take on reality to the point that they cannot claim such a title.
Lucio Battisti La batteria, il contrabbasso, eccetera
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Ah, okay, your sacred opinion, but in the case of Mogol, I wouldn't say "raw and heartless story"... let's just say disenchanted gossip.
Lucio Battisti La batteria, il contrabbasso, eccetera
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So, let's recap: Bogus can't be without me just like Odra, who, however, acts like a voyeur because he feels inadequate; Ajeje is pursuing me like an old hag and I don't know what to choose anymore, plus I haven't figured out who is playing the woman.
Lucio Battisti La batteria, il contrabbasso, eccetera
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"Fantozzian poetry," yes, yes, great read, Bogus... Clash, a bit too harsh.
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And damn, Odra, in these last few days I can't keep up with all the developments of De-B, I'm making progress in fits and starts! Bogus, the situation isn't very clear to me: you like the "discard," you mentioned, and not by chance you're a womanizer. Well, here the "discard" could definitely be there: trial material, experiments, heterogeneity, but now you say it's better ITNT... eh, no, you need to explain this to me properly, because I agree, but I've always maintained that I like a fanciful linearity... yes, the Americans have probably tidied things up in ITNT: the electronics are often much cleaner than the acoustics, and from there to "Una giornata Uggiosa" everything seems to have a languid and ethereal perfection... take "Una donna per Amico" in its magnificent and diabolical construction: Bam, I start impressing properly and then I kick off the dances with a masterpiece like "Prendila Così"... damn, 7:55, let’s scale up with "Donna Selvaggia Donna" which is faster, but with an anxious tone: a good dose of relaxing tunes is needed, and here we are sighing with "Aver paura..." and "Perchè No"; side B: great ballad of "Nessun Dolore," but at this point let’s lighten things up with a restaurant interlude from the title track; title track, and damn it, let’s unwind with two lovely light pieces like "Al Cinema" and "Maledetto Gatto"... perfect.