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No guys, but you are seriously mistaken. Frusciante? You must be out of your minds, Steve Vai was doing Funk with Zappa while Frusciante was in kindergarten. There’s a fearsome aversion to super technicians on this site... but really, you put that poor bastard Frusciante next to Steve Vai? It’s a joke, for crying out loud, have some decency, just knock it off.
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"they were the same as the end of the 80s"
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The "portable" DJ mixer seems to have emerged in the early 70s; I don't remember if it had a fader, but the equipment was more or less the same as that of the late 70s. Everything was still to be invented, and above all, Breakbeats weren't available for sale. However, Hancock could make them himself... it's just that they weren't crazy enough, thankfully God gifted us Q-Bert, unlike the various Grand Master Mega Wallace Super Flashing.
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TIGERSUSHI RECORDS & FURS <- Here you can also listen to the terrible "long version" of Rockit, 5:20 with the same three notes, a recipe for collective suicide. :D
Tool Lateralus
26 sep 05
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Highlight the point Scott, the chubby bearded guy can just stay in his place. (Damn, doesn't he look like a Neapolitan mastiff?)
Tool Lateralus
26 sep 05
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...I want to have dinner with Camela or Cammela or Cammella or whatever the hell her name is, but she has to bring Scott too. Try to intercede for me, after all, when Adam is on tour she won't have a damn thing to do, in the true sense of the word, huh.
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No no, Rock It, a few months earlier, the subspecies of EP. Future Shock is the album, and there's something nice, but Rock It is just nonsense on the wave of time. Anyway, yes: in '83 they barely knew how to use the turntable. The magic started to show a couple of years later; they may have been pioneers, but the fact remains that they barely did 2 scratches, any of the X-ecutioners, Invisible Scratch Piklez... but even Alien Army, if they could go back to those years, would win contests using only their feet :D (and contests didn't even exist back then, just to give you an idea).
Tool Lateralus
26 sep 05
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Superintruder bought the limited edition picture disc vinyl for 40 dollars, he got it the moment it came out, practically snatching it out of Adam's hands. He talks a big game about being anti-globalization but as soon as the Tool do something, he turns into a frenzied queen (gnè gnè gnè).
Tool Lateralus
26 sep 05
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Since you made the papyrus, you could have included the first part of the Lateralus text to explain that the meter and the number of words follow the pippona. Anyway, the pippone has more commercial implications than anything else, in my opinion. And don't think that "it makes less money"; as soon as this album came out, it was number one on the charts in the whole USA for a week and a half. In Italy, they are known but not too much; in the USA, they have a lot more fame. Maybe you could have also mentioned that it was reissued last month in a limited edition Picture Disc with vinyl weighing who knows how many grams; they say it weighs almost as much as a double.
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Every now and then, a piece of commercial crap comes out, and “Rock It” is already a nice pile of nonsense: great beats for breakdancing, sure, but from Hancock, you expect a bit more than four notes over a beat. On that occasion, he was even more of a prick because he went up against four kids who barely knew how to use turntables, like AC Milan competing for the parish trophy of Santa Giusta. More than anything, I feel sorry for Anastasio, of whom I don't know other occasions where he got his hands dirty: Hancock took him into the tunnel. However, the second to last album, “Future 2 Future,” I quite like; it's very groovy and easygoing, but you can listen to it with pleasure. Next time, he'll bounce back; after all, he's still got balls made of titanium.