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Spirit Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus

26 jan 07

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It's obvious that, as mentioned elsewhere, they probably took the initial arpeggio, but what comes after is all their doing, no doubt about it. And above all, Taurus is a little tune compared to Stairway, no matter how much I might like Spirit.

Masonna Spectrum Ripper

26 jan 07

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Interesting, especially because I wouldn't be able to listen to the old Masonna right now. Instead, I remember an interesting experiment, I think by the good Merzbow, which consisted of one of his albums, recorded on a cassette (that is, a unique piece) that could only be heard from the stereo melted into the dashboard of a half-destroyed car displayed somewhere, I think at a modern art fair. A genius.

The Oblivians Play 9 Songs With Mr. Quintron

26 jan 07

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what you’re saying seems like another thing to me, this is definitely Japanese with Guitar Wolf as the main characters and a cameo by Greg or Jack, I don't remember which one.

Masonna Spectrum Ripper

25 jan 07

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I don't know gala, I quote what Luca Valtorta said about Sol Mutante by Castelvecchi (published in '96, I believe). Music for Bondage was the first, it had just come out at the time, but I'm not sure. If you find that book, it's a nice publication.

The Black Angels Passover

25 jan 07

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I listened to it again in the car earlier, up until the halfway mark it was genius, then the ideas started to dwindle and my attention drifted....but I repeat, the impact and the remarkable sounds, as well as the artwork. I agree with the principles on the latest BK, Rubber Factory and the one before were something else.

The Oblivians Play 9 Songs With Mr. Quintron

25 jan 07

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There are people who are still ripping their hair out over them, I also found a really trashy movie where it seems Jack Oblivian acts alongside Guitar Wolf. Epic tales are told about the concert of '97.

The Black Angels Passover

25 jan 07

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But ghemison depends on whether you like these sounds. To get an idea, there are a couple of videos and live performances on YouTube. Those assholes are on tour with the legendary Black Keys (whose latest album is unfortunately crap) in Europe, but they’re not going any further than France. Damn, I would have liked to see them. I hardly listen to this record anymore; it arrived here in November, but it came out in America back in May, so I downloaded it in June. I can say that over time it obviously wanes, but the initial impact, as Hum points out, is quite remarkable.

Roger Bunn Piece Of Mind

24 jan 07

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sorry for the double comments, I finished school and university, you starting them is out of the question, right?

Roger Bunn Piece Of Mind

24 jan 07

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Anyway, Josi, I am not the flagbearer of anarchy since I was 18, rest assured. I agree when you talk about prejudices regarding imposed rules. At first, I passively endured them, very calmly; then I analyzed them and realized I didn't relate to them, so I developed my own. I was quite religious (to narrow the field to religion, but as you understand, it's just an example; the perspective of the discourse is much broader), and at a certain point, I found myself having the means to rework what I was taught, no longer agreeing with it. The important thing is that these ideas are in flux, not fixed and immutable, but ready to be reshaped and changed if the perspective shifts. In short, a mental precariousness, especially since we talk so much about flexibility...

Roger Bunn Piece Of Mind

24 jan 07

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Anyway, Josi, I am not the flagbearer of anarchy since I was 18, rest assured. I agree when you talk about prejudices regarding imposed rules. At first, I passively endured them, very calmly; then I analyzed them and realized I didn't relate to them, so I developed my own. I was quite religious (to narrow the field to religion, but as you understand, it's just an example; the perspective of the discourse is much broader), and at a certain point, I found myself having the means to rework what I was taught, no longer agreeing with it. The important thing is that these ideas are in flux, not fixed and immutable, but ready to be reshaped and changed if the perspective shifts. In short, a mental precariousness, especially since we talk so much about flexibility...