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Circle Takes The Square As The Roots Undo
Circle Takes The Square As The Roots Undo
30 apr 11
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An influential album in 2000 can only be electronic. For example, Dubstep now even has sub-sub-sub-genres; or post-rock with synthesizers like Mogwai, Glitch-Rap which has been dominating for ten years (and we’re still talking about Rap + unza unza). The only exception is Drone, which, even if played with electric guitars, results quite differently from what you’d expect from guys with guitars around their necks.
Circle Takes The Square As The Roots Undo
Circle Takes The Square As The Roots Undo
30 apr 11
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Do you find them that influential? Relationship is the perfected summary of the ATDI career, and it's very comparable to a record like the latest from Refused or any album by Unsane, which are from the 90s. Lateralus is the same; it's the perfected summary of 90s Tool, who in turn refine things from 20 years before, and to list all the comparisons would take 300 names. As for Kid A, let's not even talk about it—it's not so much a summary of R. Head’s career but rather a summation of stuff from others (Warp Records in its entirety) still from the 90s. Jane Doe, yes, that's an influential record from the 2000s. It's not that great albums have to be influential; in fact, most of the time, a great album comes because it’s heavily influenced by others (I specify this so that the usual idiot doesn't come along to say they're masterpieces—yes, they are, but "influential" has nothing to do with it).
Erykah Badu Mama's Gun
Erykah Badu Mama's Gun
28 apr 11
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<< sophisticated Erykah Badu, a progressive (and progressive) representative of the inflated world of black music. >> Great Badu, nothing to say, just bows. However, she's neither progressive nor progressista, and above all, she's someone who goes on about being down-to-earth and of the people from morning till night, so that "sophisticated" would probably get shoved up your nose if she heard you. (I also hate the term "black music," since it means nothing, but that's a dead-end discussion) /// The video from a few years ago where she appears on album covers is wonderful, especially the giant Tamarrata (still looping back to the "sophisticated," not even close) on the cover of Paid In Full, where she imitates Jim Carrey who, in the late '80s, was mimicking the rappers on Saturday Night Live.
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd Meddle
22 apr 11
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So, from what you link me, you claim that talking about an album you haven't listened to and a series of musicians who – despite being in two or three bands each – you don't know, for you is talking about Music. Well, then people wonder what's wrong in Italy.
Underworld 1992-2002 (limited edition)
Underworld 1992-2002 (limited edition)
21 apr 11
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But who is he?
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd Meddle
21 apr 11
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Give me a link to a review where you truly discuss music; I have never read you. I’ve always read you discussing reviews in the technical sense of the writing or music in the general sense of fame. For instance, I have never read you write about a drummer (the one who plays the drums, usually sitting behind music bands during live concerts).
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd Meddle
21 apr 11
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And you insist on changing the subject, even though you reluctantly confirm my theory with "despite everything... they make me want to give up." But then what are you even doing here? I come here for the human side of the issue; it amuses me to see how people can find reasoning in the absolute subjectivity of music, contradicting themselves millions of times (sometimes consciously, sometimes not) and how they get upset over something that shouldn’t affect them at all ("X is better than Y," or even "your tastes don’t match mine"). But you? Repeating the same things to exhaustion, and every now and then trying to join the conversation while making the usual fool of yourself (like here, after all). Give me a because, 'ricchia de gaumma (for the unfortunate who might not catch the reference YouTube video non trovato4mgDscijhHc)
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd Meddle
21 apr 11
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Geeno, you’re the same old shit, blah blah blah, and you change the subject. You need to tell us what the hell you’re doing here if you never talk about anything, just about “records” and “music.” Not once have I seen you underline a piece, a title, a movement, a damn something at least remotely focused. You’re always there with “the music,” “the musicians.” Five years of vague nonsense all the same, and you have users who just arrived backing you up, only to disappear after a month, while you’ve been taking shit from the regulars for five years. To me, you’re a half-retarded masochist, no offense.
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd Meddle
20 apr 11
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It's a shame I have to leave. But it was beautiful nonetheless, as always. << sorry man, but - forgive the pun - who the hell told you that? >> You were veering into less interesting things, you would have distracted the audience.
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd Meddle
20 apr 11
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<< check for 10 minutes, >> Besides the fact that, damn, ten minutes to Google! what, are you using Hal 9000?
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