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Go Antimo, show them.
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It’s a review from a rapper for rappers. If you don’t know the subject well, you probably won’t understand; oh well. To sexyajax: I’m sorry to dig into your ignorance, but I did NOT talk about Aerosol Art, I talked about the video for That's My People. The only 100% European video that aired on "Yo!" (the IAM also had their turn but they were with the Sunz Of Man, so it doesn’t count), which relates to the fact that America feared NTM. In that video, you see a crew in front of a white wall, they start a piece, then the cops and dogs show up and everything ends in a getaway. So I didn’t talk about anything, I described the video. So also about the album. If someone knows it, they understand; if they don’t, they’re left confused. Since there are a lot of people here claiming to listen to Rap, I thought it was obvious that you’d know the only serious European rap video in history that was broadcast worldwide. Zion got it, the others didn’t. I was interested in being understood by those who know; I can do without all the other newcomers. Then it’s obvious I end up on the right because I know everyone here; that’s how the world turns. Then it’s obvious my friends give me 5 stars; that’s how the world turns. This site is a gathering of little Smurfs. If you snorkies can’t socialize, it’s not our fault. We Smurfs are like that.
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See ajeje.
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Again with this Bruce story. I haven't commented on a Bruce album, I haven't even talked about his music in general, nor do I care to. I was only emphasizing a general nonsense. Bruce has nothing to do with it; he didn't write it.
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You wrote rock, not rock'n'roll. Maybe you don't realize the terms you use. Then you complain too. You write rock, one understands Rock. Not pure rock'n'roll. In fact, I repeat, this review is crap.
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Yeeah, there was an underlying meaning. The term "better" has a very specific meaning. But stop it.
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<<< I talked about the impact regarding the sax, not about the technique, complexity, and unpredictability. >>> No. You said it's the best use of the sax in rock that you know, along with Fun House by the Stooges and Idiots Rule by Jane's Addiction. Which, considering now that you also know King Crimson, is a giant pile of crap. I didn’t even mention Bruss’s music. I talked about the fans. It could be a fantastic sax solo, but to say it's the best of all time is a giant pile of crap. Also because "the best" doesn't exist. Now don't turn the tables on Bruss and his non-fans; the point of the discussion was your shitty review, not Bruss's album. Who the hell cares about Bruss's album?
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Of course, taking into account the biggest bullshit, I wouldn't want to downplay all the tsunami of crap that the kind fan just gifted us.
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In my opinion, if you're going to buy a Brùss album, the seller needs a certificate of coolness to sell it to you. << "Jungleland" and its inevitable sax solo (the best use of sax in rock that I know, along with Fun House by the Stooges and Idiots Rule by Jane's Addiction) >> This is one of the biggest objective bullshit statements ever written since the reviews of Mozart's debuts in the Gazzettino di Vienna. Two fucking notes of sax. After all, how does the sax of King Crimson and Gentle Giant compare to the sax of Jane's Addiction? But, above all, how the hell can you take the Stooges and Jane's Addiction as examples of "sax in rock"? Be ashamed, stop it, cut it out.
Ride Nowhere
26 may 06
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Don't say cat if you don't have it in the bag.