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Well, the idiot didn’t even reply to me. Blah blah blah blah... I’m totally available... blah blah blah... southerners... blah blah blah... we up north know how to live... blah blah blah... but he doesn’t respond to private messages.

Henry, I was talking about groups of guys who play for free :D / Gonzo, Sid Vicious didn't invent the Pogo, don't talk nonsense, go study, learn, listen, and come back when you're grown up. Gonzo, my grandfather had a shaved head too back in '15-'18, go study, learn, listen, and come back when you're grown up. Gonzo, I also listen to House music, full of technicalities, right? go study, learn, listen, and come back when you're grown up.

Hey you idiot, you have a private message, I'm not joking.

Venetian groups I recommend are Stoneflowers, who play 70s rock, T.H.U.M.B., who do Stoner Rock, and Elicotrema, who perform Prog. If you see a flyer for one of their shows, go for it; I can guarantee they're better than reggae.

I meant Enkriko, of course.

Damn, having you in front of me I would have ripped your vertebrae out.

1) I still haven't heard them; what the hell is this solo that lasts 4 seconds? 2) I was talking about drugs; when you're under their effects, if you see them the next day, it's different. Anyway, let's distinguish: Heroin: They told me you enjoy it in your veins; I've never tried it, but it's something that stimulates the pleasure center, makes you all soft - LSD: Super soft with your friends; you could spend an hour hugging everyone, mumbling things like "Man, how long have we known each other?", very sociable with others, everyone seems nice - MDMA: Goodness turned into a substance; "I love you" springs up like roses in spring, and you're so generous you become an idiot - Mushrooms: A mix of all these things. If you see them and nothing else, how can you understand? Just try it and then let me know; come on, take some acid and blast Yes, guaranteed you'll appreciate it four times more; prog is drug music. 3) Ah okay, if they had terrible musical tastes and got bored, they become idiots too. 4) Yes. 5) Yes. 6) Yes, I agree; I see it your way too, but I see punk as the black sheep. 7) It's a music site, so in the musical context, punk pisses me off; outside the musical context, I don't care. If a girl is hot, she's hot even in a Kennedy's shirt; if someone is sharp, they're sharp even in an NOFX shirt. I know a lot of them; in my city, 99% of the bands play either Punk or Ska Core, and despite having musical tastes that make you want to slap them behind the ears, and despite acting all tough, as soon as they see a village disco, they flee begging their parents to save them. They're great people.

1) Velvet Underground, Who, good job mentioning great bands, ROCK bands. Tell me which punk albums from '77 you found solos in; I've never heard any. 2) For the church, everything is hellish; if we're talking about the church, we're all hellish, and I'm proud of it too, better hellish than Virgin. But you brought it up by saying, ""Take Led Zeppelin, damn, they present themselves as crazy, angry, hellish people... but then take a look at the lyrics... come on, even the early Beatles weren't that mushy."" Excuse me, but according to which of your theories should Sex, Drugs & Rock N Roll not be mushy? For me, sex makes me feel good; when I feel good, I become mushy. For me and all human beings, drugs make you sociable, scientifically proven, not just assumptions; drugs make you mushy and you even love Hitler. So why shouldn't Rock N Roll be mushy? 3) I didn't understand this ""I said for punk it had broken my balls not for me"" I swear, I didn't understand. 4) I know it's right! But it's stupid stuff for teenagers! 5) Blow Up was born yesterday, Sonic self-defines as Noise-Rock, and they're right; theirs is more rock than punk, and I've never read Blow Up nor any music magazine, but Sonic Youth does quite a few solos, for me and for them, it's rock. 6) Is punk also inside rock? Excuse me, who was born first? You're just confirming what I said above; punk is nothing more than a simplification of rock; it's rock for kids: simple, direct, digestible from ages 0 to 6, at 7 you move on to real music.

It's true that the punkers used distortions, but using them in riffs is one thing, and the solo is another. The solo, as a solo, is VIRTUOSITY, whether it's played with a pick or with machines, it doesn't matter much; we're always talking about a solo.

Ah, If you're not a punk, it's all gain, well done.