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Labeling it as a metal review seems like nonsense to me. In fact, no one has labeled it as a metal review. Too Metal, it's different. The "too" distorts, this is too Metal. Then you also say: "this reflects a bit the usual clichés about the terms used and what highlights the album."... that is, in three words: a review too metal. The virus of "erretìpì" strikes both young and old. "We have to be careful" (quote).
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But he doesn't have the face of Amon Tobin. He's more of a Marco Cecchini. An Antonio De Biasi. Even a Giorgio Profani but not an Amon Tobin. Now I understand why they don't let him into Warp; he throws off the squad of DJs with DJ faces. At Ninja, they're more like Alfredo Ranzoni; they should give themselves a refresh. Claudio Cecchetto Loves You All: Be Ermenegildo, Stay Zegna.
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So they were also halfway surprised. I didn't know about the connection, I heard them without reading anything about it (until now, ambè).
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Well, the beauty lies in the technological feeling; the world is full of instinctive and sweaty groups, while groups that are so machine-like, cold, and perfect, not so much. Of course, it can also be seen as a flaw, but for me, it's a strength. Terribly metal review: dùpalle.
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Even the cover with the Fascia_Di_Riconoscimento_di_El_Dann o, an unmistakable signal of stoner-ness within the universally recognized levels. Really great, together with the Low Toners I find them the best surprise of 2005/2006. Nominated as a joint third is the new project by Mr. Yob, which isn't exactly a surprise, but whatever.
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<< genre created by the blacks of New York (and at that time it was not yet the super commercial genre of today). >> Nonsense. Rap in the 80s had a commercial wave equal to today's; see Aerosmith, who strangely played with Run DMC, see Vanilla Ice, see MC Hammer with his platinum album, see "I've Got The Power" by Snap, see Cecchetto who in Italy introduced us to Jovanotti like today’s Mondo Marcio. In fact, 80s rap, aside from the Beastie Boys and a few others, was a huge load of crap. From '90 onwards, things started to change; from '92 to '98 it was a real treat... only to return to the crap wave that still overwhelms us today. So, failed in art history: come back in September.
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My best moment: in the morning, on my way to work, with my walkman. Of course, either on public transport or if someone else is driving. This is for them and for all their kind, who unfortunately (or fortunately) are few. Each One Teach One is also my favorite oneida, followed by the last in second place; I can't categorize the others. Long live overload, always be praised.
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Sanjuro, everything you said doesn't matter at all to the discussion. My point is simple: you are the latest jackass to arrive and you come here to teach us something. Marinetti & Ramazzotti don't matter, the final point of it all is you: the last jackass who wants to teach. According to what Birobiro posted, two months ago you hadn't even heard about Earth, and now you come here pretending to educate us, you, the last jackass. No musical talks this time, we're not talking about music, but about you, better known as "the last jackass to arrive."
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But let's dig deeper... the best part of their most famous museum... is Italian. Their most beautiful amphitheaters were built by Italians thousands of years ago. As good violent people as they are, their most famous invention is the guillotine. We have the Colosseum and 4,000 stunning statues in our cities, while their most famous monument is 4 pieces of bolted sheet metal. And then they have big noses.
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Kids discovering stuff from fifteen years ago and presenting it to us as if it were a revolution. Billo, the revolution is long over, Carlson has grown up, matured, and no longer does covers with psycho-pharmaceuticals. You arrived too late, you're behind, so you can't teach anything to anyone. Fifteen-year-olds on the attack: the final challenge.