JimMorrison

<<<Alright, but don't get too full of yourself... :-)>>> And for what? By now I have a terrible reputation and that's enough for me :D <<<Okay, but you didn't mention the worst thing that happens on debaser: starting to write anonymous comments to validate yourself or offend others for no reason.>>> A highly deplorable action, of course, but what can you do? That's part of the charm of DeB (you're not exactly shy about insults either, eh, I've read your comments in the thread...) Some of the anonymous users above (I always post authenticated, no fakes, no anonymous) have revealed their identities to me in private... Francis, on the other hand, is well-known around these parts; you'll get to know him too, for better or for worse. If you're up for it, listen to something by Stan Getz, American pop singer-songwriter.

<<<from '75 onwards he doesn't know shit about rock history>>> But I'm a master of the history of cock! However, yours isn't found in books. Died young without art or part?

@Saputello: Ok, I finally start to glimpse a ray of possibility for the beginning of a serious discussion. It pains me to admit it, but post after post I've had to recognize you as a good opponent; you’ve managed to hold your ground against the invectives, many in your place would have left the site or changed their nick (and there are examples I won't mention). The answer to the issue of pointless discussions is 3, in the end we have fun on DeBaser. However, the arrogance of my response to your third post had a foundation: we're on a review that talks absolutely nothing about music, written by a reviewer who gives more historical importance to the Oasis than to the Doors, dozens of useless comments and a series of blind 5s. Your comment about the over20s who can't shake off the myths was the last straw: my first thought was that you didn’t understand anything about the ongoing discussion and that your opinion was skewed by my nick (I'm sentimental...). Sure, the Doors were my starting point, but I’m not narrow-minded… for crying out loud! No hard feelings, at the next reviews! Litfiba are the precursors of Funk.

Cultivating your passions is a great thing, Dexster, but even better would be, in your case, tending to the little garden with broad beans, zucchinis, green beans, and eggplants. Jim Morrison is dead? Wow, what a ghost!

Dexster, in addition to writing on this site, I also write for a cheese magazine!

Yes, the DeAgostini's Atlantis. However, I don't think this publication was all that great; before you know it, sales plummeted, sinking into the darkest depths. Imagine, it featured Metallaro across the sea!

Sure know-it-all, everyone has their own style. You are the champion of breath in thrombosis, I of pointless arguments with idiots. Unfortunately, as Mario the bartender from Ligabue's grandfather used to say, Living Colour took everything from Jane's Addiction while the sounds typical of the more famous Elvis Costello are heavily influenced by the psychedelia of the Pink Fairies. Of course, Franco Califano is the precursor of Cock And Roll. But that's another story. Shall we play ball?

From Taranto Fidia? Then bring along Princess Skifia, you know how it is, you never know... a little exchange, a conversion of Kurz...

It was clear you were from Puglia, our fellow countrywoman! Mitt la pezz a c'lor! Moooooo Bella pe' prince

Great Qzé, I’ll bring the local guy Frank while Fidia joins us in the capital (where is F. from?). Hoping for the more than welcome presence of that silly Kurz, we eagerly await the demeeting at the trendiest spots. You know where you need to take us. You’re paying, after all :D P.S.: Mooooooooooooooooo we’re tightwads!