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Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
1 mar 06
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Ah, well, then it all makes much more sense, huh.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
1 mar 06
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I see you’ve understood everything as usual, geenoo. Damn, you’re so sharp.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
1 mar 06
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Damn, even the title is too flashy. Never as much as Gianfilippo though. The Best Of The Nerd.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
28 feb 06
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I liked the one from the early 80s where Gian from Ric & Gian played the dad; he had a blonde wife, a small third child with a Beatles-like haircut, a second blonde daughter of whom I remember almost nothing, and a firstborn total goofball from A to Z, an absolutely ridiculous kid named Gian Filippo. That guy was perfect, an icon of the Italian buffoon, from his name to his clothing to his voice and vocabulary, an idol. Whoever remembers his name wins a weekend at Zion’s house with 18 straight hours of a cappella freestyle Rap listening included.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
28 feb 06
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I need to discuss it with Ukraine. We'll let you know. PS: parents in vblue jeans must die, they made an episode with Bruce Springsteen and the whole family has the red hat shoved up their ass.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
28 feb 06
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1) I already have it 2) 18 tps (tons per second) 3) See the first episode of "Parents in Blue Jeans" 4) Not for you, only for someone's sisters, or also for only children 5) But minimum.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
28 feb 06
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1) I 2) In balloons 3) See answer "2" 4) A lot because I set the prices 5) Magnificent.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
28 feb 06
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The kitchens with farts.
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Massive Attack Mezzanine
28 feb 06
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Some time ago, waking up one morning in a central area of Milan, I was astonished to hear from a considerable distance the megaphone of a knife sharpener. For years, I believed it was a privilege of the countryside folks to have a guy who takes your money to run a piece of steel over a stone for 4¤, yet even in big cities, the knife sharpener rules. It’s a clear sign of how the whole world has become a village, no longer just countryside like it used to be.
Area 1978: Gli dei se ne vanno, gli arrabbiati restano!
Area 1978: Gli dei se ne vanno, gli arrabbiati restano!
28 feb 06
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<< but please realize that the problem is yours >> But you really have a knack for discovering hot water: of course it’s a """problem of mine""". I didn’t come here looking for anyone. I wrote this review myself; I didn’t go to bother anyone else’s writings, so since I wrote it, it’s MINE, the content is MINE, the thought is MINE, and the vision is MINE. I’ve never written anywhere that I was talking about great truths. Moreover, it’s not even a punk album that I don’t like, but a prog one that I really like. It doesn’t get more personal than that. But excuse me, where have I ever written that it's a problem for those who listen to punk? WHERE? Now tell me where I wrote that, come on. Read everything again; for 135 posts, I've been repeating the same thing: I THINK IT SUCKS, PERIOD. I don't give a damn about teaching anything to anyone; the only point of this review was and is: I like Area, I think punk sucks. For me, for me, for me. My review, my comments, an album I like. To you, I didn’t ask a damn thing. So, let's recap: where does it say that it's your problem and not mine? Come on, tell me.
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