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Who eats healthy, returns to nature: oil Peter Tosh, and life smiles at you. (in the best shops in Holland)
Melvins Ozma
1 sep 05
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Well, in my opinion, you didn't really hear the early works properly: We Live is clean both in the riffs and in the solos, you can hear the scales, the drums are on time and never go off the rails, the lyrics are understandable, there are no sound stretches of two or three minutes, it’s classically disgusting, and quite a bit different from Let Us Pray and the other works. I repeat, I think you need to listen to a lot more stuff and get your ear in a bit.
Melvins Ozma
1 sep 05
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The Borises are named Boris after Boris, the first song of Bullhead, indeed.
Melvins Ozma
1 sep 05
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Yes, but I actually didn't understand Birobiro's argument, not yours. However, since you bring it up, with Born Too Late you took one of the rare exceptions, you clever bastard. You know that 90% of 80s Doom sounds like We Live; it's just that now you deny your metal past, but you won't fool me, ha! Every genre or definition has its bands that are tangentially related and very different from each other; if you dig into the Border Line, we won't get out of it, but if we focus on the big part of the mass, the sound is that, ha! You made a blunder, but you can't keep going on like this for long; alternative bands fade away quickly. You're doomed.
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Damn Enè, you’re right, the pinnacle of the Sunny album I reviewed is Betty Davis or Fu Manchu, who might be sunny but not in the purest sense of the word. I need to review a Sunny album, I hadn’t realized I was missing it; I owe you one, now I’ll review the Righeira ;-)
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No, it's not poorly produced: if you turn up the volume, the windows and chairs shake; poorly produced means it sounds bad, you know? In my opinion, you were given a downloaded or poorly dubbed copy, buy the original, put it on a stereo with a subwoofer, and turn the volume up; when you see your neighbors approaching menacingly, you'll understand it's not poorly produced, it's just distorted. :)
Melvins Ozma
1 sep 05
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Well, I'm not following you, it's like we listened to different albums. You told me you really like We Live, and nothing is more Classic Doom than that; it's a clear homage to the 80s Doom, in fact, many don’t like it. We Live should have the subtitle "how I bring Doom back 20 years" :D. Then the Drone albums are mostly made up of one or two songs (like Lysol) interspersed with 3-4 dark experimental deliria (the next part of the Melvins). Take any album by S. Lord, ten-minute experimental intro, then a mean drone piece, a mega-experimental interlude, a super mean piece, another super mean piece, and a super-experimental outro. Seriously, I don’t follow you, especially because The Maggot & Hostile Ambient Takeover have completely different pieces from each other, and even in those, you can definitely feel the Drone matrix. In my opinion, you haven’t really listened well to various Khanate, Asva, Boris and stuff; after a few listens, you’ll see that you'll find splashes of Melvins here and there, maybe exaggerated, but they are definitely there; you just need to train your ears a bit. :)
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Enè, since we're talking about it, let's start a petition to change the fact that the verb "to be" is conjugated the same way for both "I" and "they". In my opinion, someone has to pay for this mistake; let's show who we are. Let's go to Costanzo, let's make our protest heard, let's change the conjugations, damn it. I want a verb "to be" that keeps up with the times, for God's sake.
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Enè, it's me, that Sunny yeahyeah, I didn't clarify because it seemed pretty obvious that the seeds of the Dark weren't sunnyyeahyeah. Enè, eh.
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I prefer reading about them from you than listening to them :D, it’s just a general thing, them, Joy Division, Cocteau Twins, I don’t like a single bit, they’re way too sunny-enjoy-yeahyeah. (even though it sounds a bit tacky and not very chic)