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A friend of mine says that Mr. Oizo is one of those artists you say, "hey, isn't this just some tacky unz unz, this is crazy and indecipherable so it's cool!" because you don't have the courage to say "nice sounds, but I can't tell where it's going." To me, he really has no sense of rhythm, and often ruins beautiful insights.
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Ah, okay. But I still have my doubts :)
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I'm currently at home in front of my computer. The computer is a silver MacBook that I care about a lot. I'm drinking coffee. I'm listening to Elton John, which relaxes me quite a bit. I just created an event on Facebook. >> is gay. Tell me I got it right.
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The sheep that says BUUUUD at the beginning of the Dopefight track is the most beautiful and brilliant thing of 2010.
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They confused Grunge by mixing in half of Seattle, but okay, it was still Seattle, and it was almost always rock. Sometimes a bit harder, sometimes less so, but Seattle and always rock. Soon enough, we'll have sludge bands from Manhattan, playing technically, very fast, and talking about the fluctuations of the Nasdaq on the American economy, condemning soft drugs, but still sludge. The Straight-Sledge.
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<< One like Iriondo wouldn’t even get involved. >> There’s a crisis, the shop is always half empty...
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You can't deny that, even though the musical level is non-existent, at least they make you laugh and talk about something you see every day (dealing, wannabe showgirls, etc.). Here, instead, we have the usual series of catchphrases “...a white spiral has entered my head...”. The Dogo, when they want to say something, do it quite clearly, I would say ///
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Just to make you understand -> <- It talks about others, not himself. -> <- Here he clearly states: I DON'T SELL DRUGS I MAKE RAP. The best one they removed from YouTube, in which they slam two or three music journalists by name, surname, and the name of the magazine, and while they're at it, they also trash Militant Ha (still in the role of reviewer). It's called Middle Finger, and I remember a nice line "you can't write a line if you mix public enemy with fibra."
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"When I listened to the Dogo, I could feel them banging around, girls going here and there with guns for the bamba and sniffing hard, all in an escalation like Scarface... I don't know. Otherwise, I wouldn't even be able to listen to them. There's so many people (at least ten), and they release six albums a year with the Dogo Gang logo; who knows what you've heard and especially who. Then, obviously, you listened to them with mistrust and little ear for metrics, so you heard PISTOL and then GIRL and then COCA, and maybe you associated them. Maybe they said 'my rhyme is a pistol, it hits you harder than coke, and my music is cooler.' The comparison to these no-guru really intrigues me. I didn't 'compare' them. The inspiration is pretty obvious, even if it's the opposite. This is the anthem of the hidden Milanese, the Dogo make anthems for the people out in the streets. Crap for teenagers, both of them."
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Paolè, if you take out "that was shouting FROM THE STEREO," then it ends up that I say that people grew up in the Bronx. And before someone else puts words in my mouth, I’ll clarify myself first: the Dogo make me sick. << Maybe you’ve never been to Milan. >> Maybe I was born there.