boredom

tacky and overrated.

Coca Cola Marshall is a typo [O_O]

another quote: "how beautiful music is, the feeling it gives you when you hear concerts..." "yes, you meet people, you talk to people; yes, you meet people, you talk to people; you meet people, you talk to people; you meet people, you talk to people; you pay for the ticket, you know the players, you meet people, you talk to people; BUT YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE HEARING! HOW COULD YOU? these aren't the places suited for sound, they're areas filled with smoke (it feels like being in Milan), mandatory drinks (I'm not thirsty), overpriced tickets, forgettable characters, chronic political correctness, applause, screams, cheers, insults, vomit your soul, too much whiskey, in these places you do everything to avoid the embarrassment of silence. LISTENING TO THE BAND THAT'S PLAYING NOW IS THE LEAST OF THE THINGS YOU'RE LOOKING FOR! WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? "I mean, the concert is so beautiful, it's a unique moment, the stage, the audience all sweaty and sticky, we jump, we push, we ask for autographs, stage diving, heineken, coca cola, marshall, we sing, we dance, we go home exhausted (...) ah, the concert was beautiful, there were so many people, everyone was dancing, so there was a great feeling between the band and the spectators" WE ARE A SHITTY BAND, BECAUSE WHEN WE PLAY NOBODY DANCES AND NOBODY AGREES WITH WHAT WE SAY! coca cola marshall

@ lukin: my contribution is part of the lyrics of a song by uochitoki.

tough, I would classify this CD as avant-garde, can you believe it?

Television: many ice cream commercials. Advertisers combine the notion of a nonexistent pleasure with a popsicle coated in rehydrated powder and more or less wrinkled crusts flavored with hazelnut and chocolate, they throw in 4 jerks representing the most canonical types of human beings, even a girl who simulates orgasms left and right, just because she bites into a sticky muck under a crunchy layer of varied dry pigeon poop!

I downloaded the EP from the website some time ago. Compared to the previous album, it seems they've toned it down a bit. The new album is set to be released in December.

But pop tatari isn't from the Boredoms?

At the last show, they have the habit of showing, during the interviews, also some clips to gently poke fun at the character: yesterday they showed a snippet of a dEUS concert in the Netherlands, during which Tom interrupted the performance of "7 days 7 weeks" because a girl in the front row was talking too much... both Tom and Mauro speak Antwerps (which is the dialect of Antwerp) and as a result, last night I couldn't understand what they were saying :(

Last night, Mauro and Tommaso the bartender were interviewed on a talk show on Belgian TV (Tom seemed pretty out of it, from what I could gather from his Flemish.) At the end of the show, they played What we talk about (when we talk about love), in a version much more rock than on the album.