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I fully understand your "who cares," but I care quite a lot. I don’t mind if you talk about witches & wizards (doom) even though they don't exist, I don’t mind if you brag about sleeping with 2000 girls a day but haven’t seen one in a year (stoner & hard rock), I don’t care if you talk about nothing and just say “how!” “go!” “space1” (electronic & psych)... but when you bring politics into it, I do care. Politics is a serious matter, and clowns bother me. You do much better to not care, eh, I just can’t do it, I’m sorry but they annoy me.
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Yes, Pulp Commercial Cut and Paste. Tides of quotes combined into excellent collages, and a collage, even if excellent, remains a collage.
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Give me names, anyone can talk randomly. Names, surnames, groups, explanations of where they are not honest. Note well, I've already mentioned RATM, give me others.
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Yeah, he probably went to Texas with his drug-laden lawyer, but I bet my ass on the line and my hands in a fire that they took a tenth of that stuff, because even an elephant couldn't handle those doses. It's totally exaggerated, so surreal as you say. Make up your mind, either it's surreal or it's true, it can't be both. So: surreal or true?
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Take Faso, for example; he made an album where he cuts and pastes songs, changing their meaning. Like, he transforms Battito Animale into Battito Anale, using the same voice of Raf. It was a joke, and he released it for free online... and I laughed. If I had bought it, I wouldn't have laughed.
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It's not that criminal, quite the opposite, but let me say that I don't like being taken for a ride when I buy a product, whether it's musical or not. I don't like it when Patton & Zorn do it, whom I love to bits, just imagine how I feel when a guy named Lindo does it. Eh. Try to understand us a little, come on...
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Yes, I understand, and I don't like it. But at least admit that the effect of the drugs described here is not at all truthful but only cinematic.
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So, do you see that it’s surreal? I’m not saying it’s a bad surreal film; I’m saying it’s bad PRECISELY BECAUSE it’s surreal. If Depp or Del Toro had actually dealt with that stuff, they would’ve been wiped out. So it’s surreal, as you say, which means I don’t like the surreal, and I don’t like this film.
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Yes, I know. Too bad that in this film they don't talk about taking five acids, or even ten. They talk about mixing every possible drug in very strong doses, you know? You don’t know, trust me, it’s not humanly possible to ingest all that stuff without experiencing effects similar to an epileptic seizure. We’re not just talking about acids—I'll give you that—but here we’re talking about a hit 200 times more powerful.
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Guevo, we’re not talking about cinema, nor Thompson, nor Gillian; we’re talking about the relationship between this film and reality; it’s something different.