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Anyway, putting aside the exhausting battle over the last bullshit for a moment, in a few weeks the DVD of the Pulse Tour is coming out: now that's something that truly sucks, it should be used as a coaster.
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Ah ah ah ah, poor fool, you’re first because "duty first and then pleasure," or since you like Latin, here’s a nice "Dulcis In Fundo" for you... and go take a stroll around Punta Raisi, my friend Turiddu, there you go.
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And why do you find them repetitive and out of touch? Explain yourself better, because right now it only shows that you don’t have the knowledge to describe them. Then, as usual, your troubled little brain gives us a nice outcome: first you come in with <<< With this crap, you’ve shown your taste in music… my goodness… >>> and then you finish with <<< De gustibus, right? >>>. So “de gustibus” my ass, it’s too easy to dodge the question like that. What’s wrong with them? Come on, let us understand what’s going on in that head of yours apart from all that repressed anger. Your album reviews outside your usual patterns are just random images fired off in a completely wrong context, from Miles Davis to Kyuss to Neurosis, just tons of nonsense crucified on albums you can’t describe because you lack the knowledge and the listens necessary to do so. You’re just a repressed caricature, that’s all.
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<<< something that only the group's imagination and particularly Patton's superb directing ability could create. >>> Patton really did very little on A.Dust, I mean very little. The Creator of Angel Dust seems strange but is mainly the "less known" Bill Gould, in close alliance with Puffy and producer Matt Wallace. Martin basically only played the parts in the studio and did the solos, while Patton contributed more or less as he did on The Real Thing. Anyway, I don't like the review; it's like a thousand others on the web.
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Cece, this disco really sucks.
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I only have Red Muscle. But are we sure that the voice is his?
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<<< Clapton with Cream didn't innovate anything, at that time Hendrix was innovative in rock, period. >>> Ah, so "at that time" (referring to the 60s) only Hendrix was innovative in rock. But the more you go on, the worse your claims get, Carillon, you're really in a bad place. So basically we have two huge innovators in rock music, Hendrix and Manson, period. Okay, I’m going to throw out all the records by Zappa, Floyd, Faust, Company Flow... thanks for making me realize that I’m the one with the prejudices. First, you trashed a dozen bands from a dozen genres without even listening to them, and then I’m the one with the biases. Come on, I think with these few reviews you've already made your mark in the history of the site; for me, if you stop here, it’s better for everyone. Right?
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San Pellegrino: Jimi on Guitar / Oransoda: Roger on Bass. Tièh tièh tièh.
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Ok, long live Marilin Manson, and 3/5 to Cream. Now you've been very clear. Finally.
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Lately it's trendy, when someone says something outrageous, to say "it was a provocation." To me, it seems that even if you change its name, there remains a vague resemblance to a galactic bullshit. Then there's even the claim that it was "partly" a provocation; what's the other part? Come on, let's hear it, because today I see you in the mood worse than Christiana F.