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Kyuss Blues For The Red Sun
Kyuss Blues For The Red Sun
27 sep 05
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Great, come on, you know them, they are the ones from... from... okay, I guess you've heard them at least once, they always play them as background music on The CVlub on All Music. Do you get which ones I'm talking about?
Vasco Rossi Bollicine
Vasco Rossi Bollicine
26 sep 05
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But come on...
Vasco Rossi Bollicine
Vasco Rossi Bollicine
26 sep 05
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Ah, and on what basis is this difference between great songs and songs that suck objectively calculated? Let’s take Vasco as an example... Is it about the voice? Well, Vasco doesn't have a voice. Then, what about the instrumental parts? Vasco doesn't have any noteworthy instrumental sections. Perhaps, about the profound lyrics? Let's not even go there. But could it be that... it’s such easy and trivial music that even the last idiot can understand it and make it their own, and they get passionate because they see that they (the last idiot listener) may be a poor fool, but so is Vasco, yet Vasco is famous, which makes even the last of the idiots feel proud to be like Vasco and raise Rossi as a standard that identifies the mass of idiots throughout Italy, thus supporting him (the listener) like a simple soldier supports their General (General Vasco Of The Shit Troopers)? Interesting hypothesis, worth exploring thoroughly. What do you think, Silver? Are you in?
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
26 sep 05
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Ingrandisci questa immagine <- Oh damn, this is a cannon... and also a pretty little thing, mate ;-)
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
26 sep 05
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Exactly, junkies. Heroin and heavy stories, I also believe he never used them since he vehemently criticized them, but the joint is in his mouth even in the photo I posted on... unless they sold trumpet-shaped cigarettes in the '60s :D. In all the photos from the '60s, his eyes are half-closed from the Ganjah; find me one, just one, where his eyes are visible... and strangely the phenomenon of small eyes disappeared when he reached a more mature age, classic symptoms of "juventude-canaposa" in my opinion. Being around certain environments, he had a very high level of the word "junkie" compared to my mom's. Jim & Jimi were true junkies; we're talking about people who would ingest enough stuff in a day to get half the crowd high. But the joint is in his mouth in many photos, and his red eyes were practically present at all the live shows until the '80s; come on, it’s obvious, right? :D
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
26 sep 05
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I believe so, because in the end, if you think about it, it’s normal to get infected. You arrive in the Backstage and find him wearing a hat with mouse ears and a t-shirt that says "i promise that i don't come in your mouth, babe" and plaid pants, the other one dressed as Tarzan, etc., etc. They pass you half a kilo of ganjah… in ten minutes you’re dressed as Wile E. Coyote, or at least I’d have a hard time resisting.
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
26 sep 05
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Ingrandisci questa immagine <- No way, he's grown up now and feels ashamed. But you see that without Zappa they all become a little less lively... Zappa was contagious :D
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
26 sep 05
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Now I see if I catch Bozzio Flinstones Style.
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
26 sep 05
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<<< One of these days i'll erase all the tapes in the world! >>> (then there's a delirium like "space, black, light") <<< Hello Frank Zappa! .... Hi boys and girls, i'm jimmy carl black and i'm the indian of the group >>> is the intro of We Are All Here for Money, the legendary Jimmy dressed as a woman, it's a riot. However, those you mention are just Zappa's over-the-top characters, it's like a stage costume, it doesn't count :D. But indeed Bozzio deserves to be included, if only for the fact that at his age he went on tour with Fantomas, not caring about aging even if sometimes he wore reading glasses to look at the scores, what a great guy. Then his bells and cowbells set a standard, pecoraro drummer style.
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
Steve Vai Passion & Warfare
26 sep 05
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Yes, yes! That of Belushi! That "live" was incredible, they must have paid a fortune for him to perform and he did a cabaret sit-in, he was the best.
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