JimMorrison

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DeAge™ : 7554 days • Here since 10 october 2005

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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"Then I would be happy to know the groups and styles (?!) that have been influenced by the Doors. Come on, get to work, Jimmy!": Morphine, Gun Club, Cramps, (punk), Swans (dark), Mark Lanegan, Nick Cave, Crime and the City Solution, Nico, Television (why not?), Jesus Lizard (Jesus Lizard, feeling seasick and horse latitude in succession), Church (Magician among the Spirits). The first ones that come to my mind as an ignorant. "Okay, this is proof that punk has nothing to do with the Doors." "So now you're admitting they influenced something/someone, far/far possibly near, "but not punk"... but didn't you say they hadn't influenced a damn thing? Why are you changing course? Are you an idiot or do you influence about 89% of DeBaser's nonsense? Check on Il Sole 24 Ore."

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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And if the wise guy says so...

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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What do you say, little ignorant one, the Doors have nothing to do with punk and dark at all.

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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But do you know what the point was? No, otherwise you wouldn't have shot off your mouth like that. If I say that your father influenced an idiot, do you think I'm talking about the influencer or the precursor of idiots, which in this specific case is you...

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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Yes, but am I counting? <<<I'll take a quarter of an hour break to laugh at your jokes>>> Do you take so long to get them? Ah, perhaps you're at the office working. Tell the officer next to you to note it down...

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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<<<Among the greatest precursors of punk in every sense are the New York Dolls and the Ramones>>> See? You didn't understand a damn thing about the discussion; there's nothing to be done. Am I counting?

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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Maybe you're right, even those who hide behind a keyboard and act like jerks or do drugs don’t necessarily have to be influenced by the Doors, yes. It could also be Iggy Pop. Anyway, reread the first of the latest posts I sent: do I only talk about the Doors? The cazziacolazione po have definitely been influenced by Waiting For The Sun and The Soft Parade. Of course. Counting? P.S. I'm signing off and going to a client. Am I still waiting for another load of bullshit? In the meantime, have fun with the other plain folk, maybe buy them a drink...

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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Insufficient? Trivial? Should I have done the essay for you or send you the figures? The Lego constructions with the little figures? But you know everything, I could have not told you any of this, you know-it-all! If your dull and faux-sophisticated response is dictated by that epithet I threw at you at the beginning of the post, okay, I can understand. If you're really at that level, well... you're a tool. A strong one. Should I start counting?

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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<<<if we took the doors and led zeppelin out of the history of music, today everything would be completely different>>> Hilarious.

The Doors The Doors

7 jun 06

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@Know-it-all: You’re such an idiot, but I’ll still leave you a response. The "Rock Blues" from California, as proposed by the Doors, and that of Joplin along with the entire "long-haired" generation of Los Angeles (so not just them), originates from the Folk & Country traditions, mixing in good doses of acid psychedelia to create what we now call the West Coast sound. Now, where do you think the entire dark, punk, and whatever else generation of the '80s drew inspiration from? From Battisti's albums? From Mogol's lyrics? From Lucio Dalla's stage presence? Don’t strain your neurons; I’ll wrap it up here, there’s no fun in it. Not to mention the thousand trite comments from the 5 a priori, then…