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My love, there are no recordings of Justin with Napalm, not even a demo; he was in the first lineup of Napalm but left precisely because he didn't like the "proposed genre," and he left making way for Steer a full two years before the first album. When he played with Napalm, neither Steer, Dorrian, nor Shane Super Panza were there. What they played is little known, aside from a few interviews they've given, but to say that he "contributed not a little to the flourishing of extreme music in England" is quite a stretch. Pioneer of Industrial Metal, okay, Jesu is an amazing band and it's all his, okay, but with Napalm and grind, he really has very little to do with it. Be more precise; we don't like inaccuracies, no no. Get informed, check your sources, and write only when you're sure of what you're saying; it's better. Great album, though.
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The first demos of what was then known as Militant Havana date back to the same period as Jovanotti's first album, even a bit earlier. The early moves of Italian Rap trace back to the Break Dance scene in Turin & Milan in the very early '80s, a militancy that Sandrino Sborone Orrù aka Dj Gruff still boasts about. Jovanotti has never been and will never be anything in Italian rap, neither a caretaker nor a retiree nor anything at all, and no old follower of rap has ever listened to him. Perhaps today's kids have also listened to the young man, but those who have been around for a while, I assure you they have not, absolutely not, simply because they were doing it long before him, way before him.
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I need to delve deeper into May Blitz; I've received tons of 70's stuff like Black Merda and indeed May Blitz (which I actually mention in the B. Merda rec), but I haven’t explored the Ma properly yet. They're on my list, and I also need to get Sucking The 70's since it features a lot of artists I appreciate. I didn't know they were mentioned in Heavy Sea; you have a good ear ;)
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You sent me 14 private messages. Fourteen private messages. I only replied to the first two. You sent me twelve private messages without a response, all with a line or two of nonsensical insults, including gems like "I consider myself much more intelligent than you." Fourteen private messages, and twelve without a response. You never asked me to ignore you, yet you sent me fourteen private messages. Then you tell me, "I ask you, once again, to ignore me." If you hadn't written again, I would have said "yes, no problem," but since you added "once again," I pointed out that this "once again" is baseless, and now I tell you: yes, no problem, I will ignore you. However, you, stop filling my inbox with private messages, thank you.
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Sooner or later, someone will give you a chance, keep trying Enk: she will definitely be stupid, surely ugly, and obviously a bitch, but she will give it to you. Sooner or later. Don't get discouraged, keep messing around without regrets; the story that you go blind is bullshit, just relax.
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I love those who are always up for it. (as Moana used to say)
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You're right, if someone wants to, they can go ahead and correct it.
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I was talking about the rest of the Italian prog from the '70s, Le Orme, Area blah blah blah... I wanted to add that Superintruder does drugs, it's a breaking scoop.
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Trey Spruance is a cool guy.
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They have reprinted 00Void by Sunn on vinyl, for anyone who might be interested. (which is to say, no one) (or is it no one)))?)