Mr_Iko

There is a hyper-merciless single mixed by Nine Inch Nails from I'm Afraid of... Serestop, if you convert to the religion of Bowie, I'll take you with me to the concert in Milan.

Yes, okay, but how do you manage with alternate picking? Or do you prefer the legato at a thousand miles an hour? In short, I notice that your goal is speed and fluidity, right? Or are you more interested in the "staccato"? Are you familiar with Giacomo Castellano's books on solo technique and heavy rhythm guitar?

"I'm, You have" is not translated as "Io sono Voi Siete"... If you can't translate such a triviality (anyway, what matters is not the literal meaning of the phrase but its essence) you might as well go back to bed. Go to bed because it's late, mom is preparing you warm milk with honey. Fool. The book that inspired my statement is by a certain Erich Fromm, a gigantic philosopher-logician-psychologist, whom you would probably do well to read a bit. But now it’s time to turn off the light because it's late...

Here is the link the anonymous user was looking for: CICCIPUT - Album di Elio e le Storie Tese

Who do you take guitar lessons from, wwwhate? Or are you self-taught? What techniques do you know? What guitars do you have? Effects? Do you use effects as a preamp or in parallel? What amp do you have? Transistor or tube?

Fortunately, groups like The Who, The Beatles, The Velvet Underground became famous and marketed (commercialized?????)...

I'm already salivating... But don't clutter the review with nonsense or inaccuracies. Mr_iko's eye will be vigilant :-) Enjoy the concert, money very well spent, time spent even better. I'm envious. I wish I could be there (with you?)... :-?

Moreover, VVFAn, I also prefaced (can you read?) "rare exceptions" which, as we know, usually confirm the basic rule. To the Bassista (Basista?): dear, don’t take offense, but I was listening to post-hardcore metal records before you were even a thought in your parents' minds... Sorry, I'm, You Have. In the 2nd Group of my musical experience, I played metal (and I still enjoy doing certain covers, perhaps mimicking the original artists), I simply found better things to play and listen to. I consider metal a destination, not a starting point. Those who start with metal and live only listening to that will never develop a comprehensive and integrated culture, with devastating consequences on their musical personality. Sorry, you're not at my level; you will certainly get there when you broaden your horizons. The mind must be. Having is not enough.

You misunderstood: if you read my profile, you'll understand. Classifications for educational purposes are allowed. This statement was for educational purposes. I don't retract my positions because I Am. You have. I Savor while You Listen.

Ok josi_, happy to add another bright mind to my virtual contacts. Well done, especially for the effort made to assimilate the epistolary concepts of our long and heated discussion. I follow you with interest.