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I didn't know the guys were former Magazine and A Certain Ratio.

You have a sparkling vocabulary. I've always struggled with the para glam.

Yes, you love him, you declare it and it's obvious. But you know, right, that he’s married to Oishi Megumi and they also have a child? And do you know why he hasn’t released an album with "L'Arc~en~Ciel" for 6 years and 8 years as a solo artist? What happened, what has become of him? I need to know, don’t keep me in the dark!

In the end, I ended up reading it, this little page. Quite ugly, even compared to your other ones. But at least it made me smile with the closing line; I suppose that the self-satisfied tone and the use of the third-person plural mean that you place yourself among the winners (even though there's still the possibility that you're seated in a post-human heaven, from where you dispense the wisdom of an outlook untainted by the miseries of bipeds). But what’s most amusing, imagining it, is that these four losers turn out to be the winners. That they claim the future, that they write history. All that can happen is that, amidst the disaster and the ruins, which await them, they let out some garbled sounds auto-tuned while they finish chewing on Nike Air Max and who knows what else, not even being capable of catching a rat. The girl, in particular, might manage it with the rat. I see it being tougher for you. Ah, I almost forgot: yes, I'm old, very old. But your ramblings about "...punk as an art form capable of giving a voice to the marginalized" are even older. Look at how you're doing.

Never seen it, thanks for the suggestion. Bresson is an enigma and will remain so for me. Always on the edge, I will never decide whether I appreciate more the things I love or the ones that irritate me in his cinema. - I hope too, for you, that you manage to catch up. Where is this?

Napalm

But a well-groomed, moderately serene person who has a family, right? :)

I didn't know. It took me a while to find this (unfortunately in mp3 of not excellent quality) plus two others, including the one that I read is considered the best ("Love Under Will," from '93): definitely interesting, even for its unclassifiability. Thank you for the suggestion, great page.
For those who want to take advantage:
Tribe After Tribe - (1991) - Tribe After Tribe [FLAC].zip | Ulož.to

Tribe After Tribe - (1993) - Love Under Will [FLAC].zip | Ulož.to
Zippyshare.com - Tribe After Tribe - Pearls.rar

Great. But, sorry for the indiscretion, what the hell was that button for, then?