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Very serious, even though I didn't understand the barrage of stuff from last night that they threw at us; from the titles à la dirty dancing (or similar), to the soundtrack (the only point that could be criticized), to the clothing, the decorations of the sets, the garage... if it weren't for two cell phones, an Impala, and a Mustang, it could have been set in '86, even the hairstyles of the girls weren't out of place. I really liked bullet & hammer, very steam-punk.
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If you wanna see the people scream and laugh / You best Quest you ask the Quest you ask real fast [...] Make sure you count your money real slow / Be alert, look alive, and act like ya know [...] Diggi-dang-diggi-dang diddang-ga-dang-diggydiggy...
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I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
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The only Cathedral cover not designed in Cathedral Style, too bad it really sucks (the cover), it could have been a collector's item. The best is Endytime, Soul Sacrifice was also beautiful, but when they reissued it they combined it with this and put that cover back on, drawn by Dorrian's grandson during "stay within the lines" lessons at kindergarten in Coventry.
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Spend a couple of weeks listening only to Go Go Maniac.
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Electric Junk today -- Electric Junk yesterday -- Hands with your hands pull like hurricanes, you have no more opponents, how hard it is to get up there, but tonight the winner is you.
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Those with the drummer/composer of Guru Guru, the band named Acid Mothers Guru Guru that one in Tokyo with the almost complete Gong, named Acid Mothers Gong. With Cosmic Inferno, the one that has "Black Sabbath" in the title. With Meltin Paraiso UFO: La Novia, Electric Heavyland, Absolutely Freak Out Zapqualcosa, Universe Zen qualcosaltro. There was also one that picked up a title from the Crimson but I can't remember it, though it was noticeable. The best, however, is with Mani from Guru, there is no other drummer that could even remotely compete with him.
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This is a piece written in collaboration with Jimmy Ghione Here we have Miriana Trevisan on drums and Pamela Petrarolo on bass... it's a dream come true you know...
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From now on, all the LPs are incredible, even the EPs are nice but many are poorly recorded. There's the Live called "At Last" that has the same cover, but in Fabriano4 (just a front/back cardboard) in two colors, pink and light blue; I have it but can’t remember if it’s the limited edition (these guys are poor, limited really means limited) or if it’s still available. This Evribbadi nouhs is nonetheless the masterpiece of masterpieces, also because it sounds the best of all.
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You can find this for the modest price of 71 pounds - pounds - on Amazon. Those from 2000 onwards you can find for under ten pounds, and for the older ones, you can get the first collection "relaxing with" directly from them. // I've never delved deep enough into The Flaming Lips, without any particular reason. Hash Jar Tempo has two fabulous albums; Bardo Pond, LSD Pond, Baikal, Alasheir, 500mg, Alumbrados, Praise Dog Flesh, Third Troll, Vapour Treasurs (or Theoris)... all bands with the same "flaw": albums made more for the pleasure of playing than for making a good record. Compressing the best of their entire production into four or five albums, you'd have five masterpieces, instead there are at least thirty that you listen to two or three times. I had made a CD-ROM with what I liked the most and it had turned out to be several hours of trips, but I lost it, a real shame since I had spent at least an afternoon on it. No Hashish No Change Money No Saki Saki!