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Paranoid Android on solo piano, mmmh... it takes the right moment. It's not raining here.
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Oh yes, a separate case in the discography of the Magnet: not by chance I didn't include my beloved "stoner" in the genres, definitely very different from something like Spine Of God or Superjudge. For example, I would never recommend another Magnet album to Hal apart from this one; this one is much softer and psychedelic, you won’t find any loud guitar riffs or drumming outbursts, it’s a floaty trip through space, while Spine or Superjudge are more about "interstellar storm", I join Rocky and his "reassess Psycho!" ;-)
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Ah, they aren't singers, they're Mcs: Zack, in terms of rhythm, style, flow, and content, gives Rey a run for his money. The voice is more of a distraction, you can even overlook it; it's the rhymes that make the mc :)
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I don't know, I think you have your ears blocked because RATM have sold millions of albums, it's a snobby attitude. Read the interviews with D.Set, see what they say about RATM. It doesn’t make sense because it would be like saying "Hooray for Nirvana and fuck the Melvins"; without RATM you wouldn't have D.Set, according to D.Set themselves, mind you. Shamelessly derivative, it’s obvious: D.Set are RATM with a less technical guitarist but with a good drummer, the only difference is the sound, the rest is quite obviously derivative. Even you, despite talking bad about them, have mentioned Zack & Co. multiple times in this conversation because the derivation is evident. They can be as much to your liking as you want, I like them too, but they're just a faded version of RATM, there's little to go around it. RATM, as Sahen Embury would say, are "Leaders, not Followers"; you can also like the Floowers, but being against the Leaders doesn’t make sense. :) Ah, maybe you already know it, but I’ll give it to you anyway, this is the website of a friend of mine about D.Set, in Italian -> downset.tk <- maybe you'll find some nice interviews there too :)
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From those lands, more serious stuff is coming out now than in the 80s. Try Definitive Jux Records, Mush Records, Ninja Tune Records, the Rap sub-label of Warp (the name escapes me at the moment), try Anticon, check out Clouddead, Dalek, the X-Ecutioners... forget the 80s or 90s. In my opinion, real rap was born in 1997 with Company Flow; everything that came before is just prehistory made of rhymes on four beats, simple and more or less calculated: prehistory. Aside from a few funky chapters like ATCQ or Gang Starr, I hardly manage to listen to anything released before '97 or '98. The problem is that cheap rap sells now, so serious stuff is even harder to find than before (not that it was easy back then, mind you), but now there are many more people who know how to do it compared to ten or twenty years ago, especially between New York and Chicago; the rest of the world produces crap, including Italy.
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"thank God I had earplugs in."
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Nice record, nice rec: fitting genres, moderate pomp, parallel beats to the length of the EP: nice.
Kaos Fastidio
27 aug 05
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The correct term is pieces, zero tabbozzi.
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Yes, yes, it’s true, it’s him! <<< Do you want to know your li-mi-ts, because he has too many ba-ttis, that stupid heart of yours...always hunting for love!>>> Another piece from the Paolocìoottantuno repertoire, a man who makes me memorize songs without knowing whose they are. But after discovering that he made me sing for years and years a piece by CCCP, I don't love him anymore. But in the end, Attilio, are you going with her or him?
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But it was him singing: <<< Hey1, Attilio what are you doing?!?! ... run to her! OR HIM IF YOU PREFER BUT... DO IT! >>>? If it was him, cool, if it wasn’t him I don’t know him, but damn what an awesome look.