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Only a Babbione like you could spend €46 to watch Gilmour play in that posh place in front of the Fighetta crowd. The meeting of the Babbioni at the Live location, for the series "come on David, take some of our money, you deserve a bit of cash, we’re all here at 90° for you." Seats for Liguori & Linus, indeed. Bambascione compilatio strikes again.
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And above all, if the thing, as you say, "is not up for discussion"... then what the hell are you doing here? You can create your Blog, and there, nothing gets discussed. You scan the rock encyclopedias and we all compete to jerk off in front of the screen. Yogurt Cream Zappa, make love, with Uncle Barore.
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Exactly, also Uncle Meat. There are too many that are better than this: 4. If you're arguing about influence, you can also take some nice missteps. Even Madonna has heavily influenced 20th-century music, but she still puts out crap. This is Zappa's easiest work, it was normal for it to become the most famous and the most influential, as it’s diluted and easily digestible. I don't love diluted and simplified things; I prefer the Zappa who creates the music that’s in his head. This is the Zappa that speaks to the masses; 4 is even too much. I couldn't care less about those you cite as the most influential albums of the 20th century; I listen to things and evaluate them with my own standards. I couldn't give a damn about those who decide for others. The one who hasn't understood a thing is you, thinking in citations and rankings of the most influential albums of the 20th century. Think For Yourself, Yogurt Per Tutti.
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You're right Qùzè, the proximity to Corsica confuses me. For those who are not yet with us, I invite you to be part of the Big Chef Family -> CHEF TONY <- Hasta la Filatura, Siempre.
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I trade the suitcase space reserved for 10 records for a Miracle Blade III knife holder block, perfect from Chez Toni. The space is roughly the same, but the usefulness is proportionally ten times higher. The Coconut, with the chopping knife, is like butter. Not to mention the grooves for releasing food, which doesn’t stick to the blade, reducing execution time by a clean 10%. You can prepare a Coconut & Banana salad in 10 minutes and fillet a sea mullet in just a few seconds. I bring the block, you bring the knives, we make a solid pair and take them all down in one go. Cheers to everyone... this comment I wanted to dedicate to Tony... Chez Tony... the King of the blades... beeeeeelllaaaa...
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I'm glad you're joining us. Be sure to bring those infamous 10 records, just in case we end up stranded. At least we can say we've tested them in real life, these damn 10 records that everyone talks about.
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I enlist, damn it. (I've got a TRAP on top. What's the difference?)
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In my opinion, Zappa's tenth album in the charts is minimal (minimal). Stunning, but Zappa has done things light-years ahead. This is too easy to be Zappa. The first two, a Grand Wazoo, a Waka Jawaka, a Jazz From Hell, a Joe's Garage, the 800 Live, White Shark, We're Only In It For The Money, Chung's Revenge, Bongo Fury, Studio Tan... I find all of them better than this. If there were just two, but there are more than ten. That's how you can give a 4 to this excellent album. Unreachable masterpiece of music, if you really have to use it, use it for Absolutely Free. Unreachable means unreachable, you can say it about just one album.
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I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
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Time Exposure, If The Bass Could Only Talk, the duets with George Duke... those are Clarke's albums. This one falls under the "hobby" category. I reiterate the two.