Gonzo

oh my god, I hate it, I hate it with all my heart, I remember a friend of mine who was a DJ loved it, bah really crap, the usual 4/4 looped dancing, you can talk to me about trance, hardcore, techno as you see it, we always end up there... for me, electronic means something else.

I feel offended by this album and by those who listen to it acting like they're such 'alternatives to my balls' as Offlaga teaches me.

No, I mean exactly what easycure understood... the technique itself is something different for me... I mentioned Dave Pajo because for me that is technique, but the same characters Zion was talking about earlier make you understand what true technique is and how far we've really come technically nowadays. The now-declining post-rock is at the base of guitar technique, but it seems to me that it has nothing to do with what these guitar heroes have been playing for years—the same old crap. Am I mistaken? I offend because I hate ignorance, and when I say ignorance, I mean those who ignore... Am I wrong or am I not the first to say things like this? Am I wrong or is everyone continuing to disregard the explanations and discussions? You just need to know how to listen to the music, not to get off on the thousand-finger solos of Vai, Petrucci, and others.

But why do people continue for millennia to study the pseudotechnicity of the various stronz guitar heroes that infest the planet? You've broken my balls, enough already.
But who the hell are these crucchi? Why the hell does everyone have to keep pretending to love this patchwork crap music, the result of a myriad of musicians and pseudo-artists who dedicated their lives in a pathetic way to an instrument, straining, killing themselves, basically, trying to find a new way to satisfy a multitude of dumbasses dazed by the historical 'big solos' and cheap riffs. Drone me, pajo.

MASTERPIECE

but I love 65daysofstatic, check out the track mean low water, amazing. as for mogwai, there's nothing more to say, always the usual legends.

He was from Crotone like me, I have a soft spot for Rino, he was great, one of the first 'alternatives' (how ugly to say it) Italians...

really great album, not comparable to Four Great Points, but maybe something else... recommended as usual for those who love the much beloved/hated ridiculously ignorant guitar heroes, a bit of healthy early drone.

thanks sfascia, you're a legend as usual... if I can, I'll drop a few samples

killgod... I think you haven't listened to the album at all if you come to me saying that this stuff was done by Kraftwerk...