Mc Sampyr

Andrix... regarding the cool, you’re right, I revisited it and there are few whites among the balls, once again I bow to your culture...
i'm a rebel... soul rebel...

It's obvious that for 5 famous white cool jazz musicians, there are 1000 anonymous black ones, just as for 10 bourgeois white rock and roll bands, there are 10,000 anonymous black ones...
But the bullshit definitions depend on who's pushing them more...

Damn, cool was invented by Davis, but he got screwed by the white folks, ending up with the label "white jazz." If that's the case, even rock 'n' roll was made by black people, but the whites always screwed them over... eh!

Hey Jona, save us for someone, I've always supported Fibra, like Jordan and Nix and many others... Anyway, the sound isn’t his, it was Dj Lato's first, then Nesly and Bassi's, Fibra doesn't make the beats, he takes care of the lyrics...

Anonymous, I agree with you. Burzum is a bit like those Sardinian bands that make exclusively Sardinian music in Sardinia with Sardinian instruments, not to claim autonomy and Sardinian culture... worthy of all respect on an ideal level.

a bourgeois libertine soul rebel

do you know what your genius is, man? it's purity and sincerity, without too much beating around the bush, and you make wonderful reviews even without describing the whole album (unlike me and many others are forced to do), meanwhile, amidst rapes, discoveries, looting, banditry, and absurdity, New Orleans tries to breathe again, along with all the black people in America and the entire black genre that has changed the world. If there has been a rightful revolution that has brought true justice, it is Black Music, from worksongs to ragtime, to New Orleans, bebop, to hip hop, rap, reggae, and everyone knows that cool jazz (white jazz) will never measure up to black jazz, that hardbop will never be like bebop, and so on. But unfortunately, white people managed to extinguish Stax and screw the pioneers of soul, constantly colonizing everything. that's why I stand with our local rappers, because they remain anonymous, out of respect for all those black founding fathers who were never invited to a festival, in honor of the Haitian breakers, the American street performers, the African American convicts, and the slaves.
black is the only color of the revolution

this is soul!!!! well done my Jordan.... beautiful review and the cd, I adore Amy...

I'm just re-listening to Hitian Love... splendid, truly unclassifiable.

truthful anonymous, everyone has the right to profess a political faith like a musical pleasure