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Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
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Oh, I also have a branch in Fano, managed by Cleo. She seems really good, but deep down, between one package and another... she sneaks in a half herbal tea. In fact, Asband is always suspicious when she comes into the kitchen smiling and exclaiming "today... pappardelle with porcini!"... yeah, yeah... the porcini... yeah, yeah...
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
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I run a mail-order for mescaline drugs. Basically, it's just me and Enrico Lucci in an office; we receive the emails and prepare the packages with mushrooms and pre-packaged herbal teas. The album is not a hoax, simply because I’m already on tour. The album is out precisely because I’m on tour. As vv says, Josh wants to do Sold Outs, so he's promoting the album, people are listening to it and want to see them live. Every track of this album made in Milan is exactly the same as what you can hear here. No hoax, it’s a new album by QOTSA already mixed and produced as it will appear on the shelves. Simply because the tour will end only a few days before the release, and I don’t believe Josh will come back from the world tour and rush back into the recording studio; rest assured, this is the album. What I think is somewhat of a hoax is the new Mars Volta album that’s circulating online, which, "by ear," I believe is still to be properly mixed and with some adjustments to the sound. I'm not sure though. :)
John Zorn Naked City
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Here, this is an absolute fucking masterpiece.
Miles Davis Bitches Brew
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I like all of Davis's albums, but for me, the best ones are from '69 to '76-77. The best CD you can buy, however, is Live Evil. :) As for Jarrett and Cotrabasso, I don't pay much attention to them, but you got the idea of who and what I meant, that is, a junkie and an instrument. I was a bit fed up with hearing about Jarrett and jazz as if it were some chic and polished stuff; these guys were 1456 times crazier than Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath put together. Not snobby at all...
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Eh... in LOS ANGELES nobody cares, Kosmo. In Los Angeles, there’s an epic concert happening with the same frequency that I go to the bathroom. Let’s remember the "enormous bastard broken in the ass face of that infamous motherf***er who should die 12345 times in a row from the worst d***s in the world" who shot Darrel... he was American. Damn, Americans are fanatics, Hoyoshi, the superfan of Tool, is American, and yes, he did the entire Tool world tour, recorded it, digitized it, paid for a .com domain, and posted all the live shows online... nothing fanatic about that guy. Every time I hear of people following a band on tour, it's American. Zakk Wylde no longer accepts drunks in the places where he plays because every time they expect him to get wasted and strip... and Zakk plays in America. Stage Diving is American, people jumping off the speakers are of American origin, festivals are American... you know why Josh was calm in Switzerland? Because of marijuana, obviously, obviously and clearly. Marijuana & Homme are two things that go hand in hand. Maybe he finished the cocaine during the day and switched to ganjah. I wouldn’t bet on it but it’s pretty likely :D (I wouldn’t bet that he ran out of cocaine, but I swear and pledge he’s good with marijuana :D)
John Zorn The Big Gundown
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If you want a truly crazy cover album... that takes existing compositions, tears them apart, and rebuilds them while perfectly immersing itself in the environment, I would recommend Francesco Zappa by Frank Zappa. Francesco Zappa was some kind of, I think, maybe I don't remember, 150 years ago. That’s really a great cover album, shocking in the truest sense of the word. Or as I mentioned above, The Director's Cut by Fantomas... where even Zorn had his hand in it :D
John Zorn The Big Gundown
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Oh, it's not bad... Zorn has never made and I don't think he will ever make a bad album... but in this one, in my opinion, he wanted to mess with us. That's also a quality, but I'm used to expecting a lot from the artist in question. There's a difference between "now I feel like listening to the new Dozer" and "damn, let's see what Zorn has pulled out of the hat this time" :)
John Zorn The Big Gundown
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No benzo, not at all. I come from messed up jazz, thanks to a very demanding dad. This record, though, is not really that big of a challenge or madness, quite the opposite. It’s not hard to grasp at all; it’s too easy to assimilate, and it’s obvious that it’s a joke. The breaks, Zorn knows how to make them, but on this record he does them poorly. I don’t see this as a good Zorn album. I have quite a few of his records, not all of them because there are at least 200, including every project he’s been involved in, but a good 50 indeed (for example, Mr. Bungle Omonimo Produced By Zorn). I really like Zorn a whole lot, more than you can even imagine… but I consider this record very low compared to his other works. Come on... they’re covers. He started with a magnificent foundation; he could have done muuuuuch better. I specifically stated THIS RECORD, I didn’t mention Zorn’s works in general. And I also added "I prefer Naked City," which requires about 457 more listens to digest than this cover album for the "famous two laughs" :D
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
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But hadn't Vrensis hanged himself in the hotel?
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Josi... but who is Tim? The new shiny bassist?