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Well, in the meantime you haven't said anything concrete, not even the slightest response. And this doesn't mean you're an idiot, just to clarify, it's just that the "right" answer doesn't exist. It's easy to criticize "politicians, entrepreneurs, and bosses, who want to convince you by any means that things are this way and cannot be changed." But then, when the tables are turned on us, we realize that it's not so simple to do their job. Things can definitely be changed, but changing is something possible, whereas creating a perfect world is impossible. Simply because what is perfect for me and you (I too wish it were easy to do what you say) can be a massive load of crap for another two. There are people who would get high from morning till night if they had no competition (I know many, and I wouldn't be so immune either), eliminating that would just give you a turnover of drug users, but you would still have them. Problem reset. You would be happy and the others wouldn't, so it's still a selfish way of viewing the world, exactly like today's politicians, bosses, and entrepreneurs, no difference at all.
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I'll give you an example: "You can't throw people into the fray and expect everyone to be able to make their way through: many won't make it." Yes, you can't expect them to react. So, practically, what do you do? You kill them, you put them in an institution surrounded by meadows and flowers funded by the taxes of those who have instead managed to carve their own path, you pay for a personal psychologist... what do you do? I can't think of solutions that don't lead to other connected problems. Aside from dreaming of a perfect world and saying "ahhh, how wrong this is..."
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But I also agree with you, no one wrote that I say hooray for competition. It's just that you keep saying "that is wrong, this is wrong, that other thing is totally wrong," without realizing that - IN PRACTICE - it's pretty much impossible to create a world where none of the issues you mention exist. I'm not saying you're talking nonsense, but rather that you're just dreaming for the sake of dreaming; to put it bluntly, you're wasting your time.
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"Maybe one day we'll understand this stupid simple truth," And after we understand it, what happens? We'll just stop feeling "fucking high," but people will continue to do what they like to do. "looking for an escape from a system" However the system is designed, there will always be someone wanting to escape it. There is no perfect system, and for me there are no "victims of the system" but "people who don't want to enter it." You change the system and you change the type of people, but there will always be someone "outside." Everyone is responsible for themselves, the "system" is guilty only to a minimal extent; pleasing EVERYONE is impossible. It's pointless to waste time dreaming of a perfect world because what is perfect for you is not perfect for others, and you will always call each other "idiots." For example, for you and me Calderoli is an idiot, for him we are the idiots. You can't change certain people's minds, and if you try, you might achieve the opposite effect. You can only impose practical restrictions; the right thing would be to understand what is best to prohibit in order to satisfy as many people as possible, and that's not easy at all if you think about it. It's easy to say "it's wrong," but it's not easy to say "it's right this way."
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Hap user says it well, Hank Williams in heavy rotation. But surely these are the people's favorite band who hang out at Bad Chili & Ramble Tumble, especially the KKK folks at Bad Chili, I imagine. More than the album, one should seriously consider those pants, paired with a nice Chevrolet pickup with wooden inserts on the side panels, bull horns on the grille, and a double-barrel shotgun tied to the roll bar. You would be the coolest in all of Modena, with so many women around that you'd have to send the second choices to me (I wrote this review for that, what do you think?).\\\ Boredom, bring Francesca's brother on de-b, meeting them in Italy in '95 was for real champions! \\\ Enè, watch out, you'll gain weight and won't be able to wear those purple plastic jackets to go dancing to gabber anymore! \\\ Thanks to everyone who gathered on this very metal page.
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She is certainly more knowledgeable than I am, but if you don't know Squarepusher, start listening to the albums from the latest one down. Good job with these fuckbuttons, huh, but since you say "verginello," I recommend the most famous and renowned one (in the scene in general) to play it safe.
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What? You had the super rare split with Oneida, I've already given it to half the world eager to sand down their temples. The PCW track is wonderful, two loops over a container of distortions, the famous tea cup.
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Ah, anyway, I didn't explain myself well: the real difference lies in the fact that Justice uses very "realistic" sounds like basses and kicks, while Soulwax actually plays the bass and drums, and you can really feel it even without watching them on video. So even at human volumes, you enjoy listening to it. Of course, at killer volume it improves, but it's not strictly necessary, for the others mentioned, it is.
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I'm not saying they're "the best," I wrote it in the review and reiterated it in the comment. Both Justice and Soulwax are the only ones left that can still be somewhat defined as Big Beat. They may not be the C.Bros of "Out Of Control" (as a genre), but when they get the kick going, it’s not just tum-cha tum-cha. It's not that I don't like Digitalism and Boyz Noize, it’s just that they don't use sounds from a chamber but rather from a "hall." You can spend ten thousand euros on your stereo, but you'll never be able to keep the volume of a proper venue for hours (we all have neighbors, unfortunately), so Boyz Noize's "farts" lose their meaning if your stomach isn't shaking. I wrote that above as well. Narrowing it down, they all make electronic music, okay, but I believe we're here to clarify to the point of madness, not to lump everything together in a general "unz unz." << Does that mean anything to you? >> Shitty commercial. Aside from Knuckles, whom I heard two years ago and oh oh oh... he put Sèbastiènn's Walkman in the middle of the fields, and... wow wow wow... Idealistic by Digitalism. And if Knuckles is playing it, let’s just say that should be enough.
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I Them Crooked are unbelievably bad, at least judging by the "preview" on YouTube and the two tracks on Myspace. If they were my neighbors, I would say "cute," but since it's John Paul Jones (I mean it), I'd say spitting in the right eye is a must. They sound like the Arctic Monkeys. Have you heard Naam and Plastic Crimewave Sound? You should like them.