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AHA AHA HA AHA HA AHA HA WIKYMERDA!!! AHAHAHAHA fuck off... damn it represents to me a site that is the only one in the world where the Jewish Holocaust has claimed one point five million fewer deaths. Wikipedia can say whatever it wants, look for better sources than that crap, and educate yourself on who manages it. And above all, avoid giving us summary reviews of - COMPLETELY WRONG - quotes from others. I've seen the film at least 15 or 20 times, it's my favorite movie.
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No. I won a bet on this, just read Spike Lee's interviews, it's a well-trodden topic. Strangely, he has attacks every time he's nervous or tense. Well, but you didn’t even realize that Strike doesn’t listen to music – putting a quote from Sticky Fingaz in his mouth – so imagine if you could understand that the ulcer was due to stress. And also regarding music, from the way he dressed, if he listened to any, he would have listened to East Coast and not Gangsta. Just look at the T-shirts, the shoes, the belt... or even better: if you don’t know something, it’s better to avoid talking about it.
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"attracted to electric trains, chocolate milk, and gangsta rap." A dry one, you confuse the characters and you haven't even realized that the chocoshit is for the ulcer. The Professional, The Negro.
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Point one, even if you explain it, may only make sense to you. Point two is even worse. As for point three, I can't find it; you made four or five, not one. Anyway, I like this album, so I don't understand why I should be the one to respond. I just wanted to point out that you wrote a bunch of useless crap, mariaelena-style.
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<< hard-psychedelic suspensions >> But what does it mean? << seen from any perspective, they are full of color, shifting >> Color and shifting? Wow, what a trip, the shifting suspensions. We like the record, but we hear it with our ears. If you feel it with your heart, you feel the colors, the suspensions, and all that stuff. Send us mind-blowing shifting suspensions, let us dream!
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<<< the answer to your last line is AOR. >>> Only? You're too, too kind.
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<<< why in punk repetition is coherence while in metal it’s obtuseness? >>> I like this, sooner or later I’ll "steal" it from you :)
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“It is precisely in the broad history of metal that I see the re-proposition of the usual standards as its distinguishing feature.” Yes, undoubtedly. For me, one of its strengths is the ability to cook the same fried egg that you love so much, but every time it’s slightly different. However, the standards, while present, change significantly from movement to movement. Bongzilla are a band of the kind that only uses standards. Mastodon also use standards. But they do completely different things. When it comes to “genres,” there’s not much to discuss; you either like it or you don’t. For example, I, while unable to say anything bad about Fugazi and understanding why they’re so popular… just can’t listen to them. I’ve never finished one of their albums; I get bored by the second track. Not because it’s bad, not because it rehashes standards, but simply because it’s not for me. If an album from a genre I often listen to doesn’t appeal to me, then I can say it’s crap, but if I don’t like anything similar to that album, then I believe the “problem” is mine. Always with the necessary exceptions, because some genres are just crap, if you want to find them.
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Do you like Individual Thought Patterns?
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Ah, I almost forgot another point that denotes a non-metalhead: <<< actually, it was the same flashy technique jam with the same substance flaws as other more classic metal representatives >>> I could let you hear a thousand metal albums and perhaps even more that don't have technique even remotely (not that I have those thousand, but I would know which discographies to direct you to). Ever heard of Doom? Theoretically, it’s still metal, but there’s no technique, no flashy showmanship, no solos, no speed, no rage. There’s a riff, a long, monotonous, repetitive riff. Doom albums are all the same from Black Sabbath onward; 40 years have passed, and it’s still being listened to. I, for example, often listen to it, and I even enjoy it. I know exactly what I’ll find in an album I haven’t heard yet, and I’ll tell you, that has its advantages because even if you’ve never heard it, you enjoy it as if you knew it by heart. Isn’t it magnificent?