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Cursed infamous one of a guugol... When I read Kaos written by you, I was about to have a heart attack, followed by a "aaaaaahhhh... thanks a lot..." :D / As for Blonde On Blonde, I wouldn't know. I absorbed Bob by osmosis when I was young, the first one I got was this one with the best lyrics or let's say the ones I like the most, then I got Self Portrait, and after a long while, I got the double live from '75. I think I only got Blonde On Blonde about a year ago, maybe even less. It's not that it's bad or anything of the sort; it's just that there's so much electric blues out there, while acoustic guitar, harmonica, and great words are much less common. For that reason, I would tell you to get this one first. And if I really have to choose, I prefer Blood On The Tracks to Blonde On Blonde (I lost BOTT damn...), from when I felt it in 2005. Even though Blonde On Blonde has much higher "historical importance" than Blonde On Blonde, in the end, historical importance doesn't really reach our ears :D
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Thanks, Zaion, but I was hoping you’d catch the quote… at least you or Pujjamics, maybe instead Jordan will get it right. Whoever gets it first wins a hell of a compliment.
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Treasury, a guy who calls himself Chezzz Tony can only be a great man, right? At the very least, he's crazy for Bobbodilan too.
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Junior M.A.F.I.A. was a project led by Notorius, through which he essentially introduced all his little buddies to the wider audience, as well as Kim, his official bagascia (and he was already married to Giannella, there, Faithnonricordo...). With his nice single Get Money filmed in the house that then everyone used to make crappy videos in New York. Anyway, yes, the album was mainly about Kim... and that's normal, a girl who proudly calls herself the queen of the hookers makes me suspect that more than compositional merits to make that record, she relied on work-related merits. It seems like her first album (or maybe the second, who knows, I heard it once and it must have been '97), it starts with her talking to someone and then I can't remember if you could hear zipper noises or something like that, but I do clearly remember the typical "ciack ciack" sound of contact between a human at 180 degrees and one at 90. And it even lasted a bit, you know, with her saying various "oh yeees gimme more gimme...". God, what an abominable nonsense.
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Well, then you hit the jackpot, Zeke + El Thule in Bassano... and maybe you'll catch Mastodon when they come back. Anyway, get ready because my little buddy (I only know the bassist) hits hard, eh, don’t imagine a Kyuss style, they’re shot out of a cannon. I’d suggest the high elbows technique, and you might as well bring home some incisors from a spectator. You can always use a couple of extra teeth. Oh, when they play, it's mandatory at the end of every song to shout W LA FIGA. Look how nice the homepage of their site is ---> Ingrandisci questa immagine <-- Can you believe a jerk from I don’t know which site wanted to give them 4 out of 5 as a rating, but gave them three because there’s too much figa in the artwork... note well, the reviewer is from a metal site, not some children's newspaper. I mean, the guy prefers swords, castles, and dragons over the central node of life. As if he came into this world thanks to a dragon...
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Madòòòòò... I almost forgot how hilarious Notorious was... Life After Death had been released. And he was showing off, I’m immortal. Eja Notorious, look how immortal you are. Hilarious moments too. The Junior M.A.F.I.A. had... fuck off, where was this mafia when they stuck half a magazine of Uzi in your gut? What an invention the Uzi is, what a divine invention.
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Oh, just thinking about the laughs from Tupac's day puts a smile on my face. Or the Dogg Pound, when they made the video for New York New York, with their giants crushing skyscrapers... at the end of the shoot, they took shots with Uzi, destroyed their equipment but, unfortunately, they didn't catch them, damn, that was a missed opportunity. Not to mention the following year when CNN Capone N Noreaga came out with their The War Report and they did L.A. L.A. in spite... were they the ones shooting? ...hmm... That was the beauty of Rap, they lived what they preached. Did they say they would shoot you? And they shot you, damn right they did. Now... just half-wits & fools talking about Flipper and Baldracche, fuck that. Thankfully there's Necro, Gory Days for everyone.
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When Tupac died, I laughed like an animal, but really, I was so happy. “Me here, me there, I'm breaking, I'm selling more than anyone All Eyez On Me”... and now, where is that idiot enjoying the money? Anyway, the one they really need to shoot is Dr. Dre. I've hated him for 7 million years, and he gets worse every year. After Tupac died, he exploited him and continues to do so; he brought out Eminem, he brought out 50 Cent... damn, he needs to die as soon as possible, before he does any more damage; everything he touches turns to crap. Michia otherwise that song “Rin Din Don Righidindindon...” damn, what an annoyance... I can't wait to read about his murder.
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24 feb 05
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Well, yes, Del Toro actually has something. (yeah yeah... double entendre, but it fit perfectly :D)
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I have them all, but the first two with Don Chuck Castoro weren't that great, actually. It’s not really clear what they were trying to do; maybe if I had listened to them back in the day, I would have liked them. But I got them in '94 after Angel Dust, and they didn't impress me much. Oh, for the '80s they are masterpieces, though :)