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Pink Floyd The Wall
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You can tell that they had their wisdom teeth removed :D
Supreme Dicks The Emotional Plague
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But Ege, you know that you propose things that are too ahead. And fortunately, I say. Anyway, I consider myself out of your discussion because I always go past you. So... I’ll ask the fateful question: do you have a CD burner? :)))))
Andrea De Carlo Live Asti, Passepartout Festival. 10-05-2005
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I greatly appreciated "Due di due," I read it when it was released, and it's a book I have also given to some friends. Then I also liked Macno and Uto, and now I have Nel Momento around, but honestly, I haven't been able to get past twenty pages... It must have been a nice moment this evening, and congratulations for the originality of the review.
Morgan Non al denaro non all'amore né al cielo
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thank you Pollack!! :)
Modey Lemon Modey Lemon
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Oh, did I already send you the Detachment Kit? Then I'll send you the Shipping News...... :))
Pink Floyd The Wall
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there's also this thing... Waters was coming out of an identity crisis, because he couldn't understand the fanaticism of the audience towards the band, and he saw the audience as sheep grateful for every kick in the ass ("let’s do a fart and you enjoy it anyway..."). If I remember correctly, there was the "incident" where Waters, during a live show before The Wall, spat in the face of a spectator... I recall that this caused quite a stir. With The Wall, Waters wanted to challenge himself in this sense, with a "fuck you, you adore us, so take this uncomfortable record, this nail in your ass, and see if you still adore us"... perhaps a misguided, almost suicidal attitude, but what to do when MILLIONS of people hang on your every word and you realize that no matter what you say or do, whether it's genius or bullshit, everyone gets off like bitches in heat? It's hard to manage success when it’s so immense. With this record, he wanted to make a break, because he no longer fit in (others instead blow their heads off...), and in this way, he managed to rebalance the boundless admiration that fans had for Pink Floyd. He succeeded in downscaling the band, giving it a more achievable, more "human" dimension...
Modey Lemon Modey Lemon
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:D Damaskino, ask Trell to also make you a copy of the Detachment Kit :)))))))) (you were interested, right?)--- Trell is a nice guy, but you know Dama doesn't mess around either (ehehehehe)
Pink Floyd The Wall
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ah ok, dry sound... I have to think about it, I need to listen again to the sound of the "vcs3 from Dark Side," I'm interested in this thing now.
Pink Floyd The Wall
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Anyway, to say something else, just to break the ice, on a media and commercial level this album was a smash hit because it said "how badly we are doing". While Definitely Maybe by Oasis had the same kind of global success because it said "we're better, let's have a beer". These two albums, regardless of their musical quality (I have some opinions on Oasis for example), are epoch-making at a sociocultural level. They opened (The Wall) and closed (Oasis) a very dark historical period of the land of Albion. Well, now I’ll stop here, fortunately today I’m not working :D
Pink Floyd The Wall
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Anyway, nobody talked about the sound. Just imagine Animals or Meddle with the sound of The Wall. For me, it's a masterpiece in this sense; at the level of engineering, it buried a lot of people back in the day, even themselves and their past.
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