geenoo Banned

Math-rock???????? what the hell is that?

I don't know why I ended up here.

The justification of the 2.00 euros isn't that valid, you know? By saving and avoiding five pieces of junk like this, you could have saved 10.00 euros with which you could buy a nice classic and be sure of it (unless you already have a complete film library).

Come on, tell them you were waiting for the pairing that didn’t happen… let’s lift the spirits of the team, come on!

Why did you watch this movie? And don’t tell me: because I had nothing else to watch.

I hope that for his "unitary" discs you will give him a 5 (not a 4).

After 30 years they come back and you destroy them like this?!? Well, anyway, from what you write, I might actually like it.

Madamadubarry: you will agree that it's very different to say this work has been "vulgarized", meaning adapted for the common people with banal examples (for Mozart). It's one thing to say that I find the words Cure and Joy Division vulgar, as if they were insults. As for the comparisons that can be made, everything is permissible, but then one must bear criticism. If you come to me saying you want to compare Tolstoy to the Smurfs, it seems to me you want to make a joke. Anyway, in general, and always within the freedom of expression: I don't like this type of comparisons. Because comparing Mozart to some pop-rock or dark group means trivializing Mozart. Making him banal and accessible to the many (who may know the Cure but nothing about Mozart). I believe one should make an "effort" and approach Mozart's Requiem for what it is. Who said that art has to be easy? Why always flatten everything downwards instead of upwards? In short, a well-written, original, and perhaps even nice review, but one that I completely disagree with. That's all.

Teen... who knows which classic author invented country music? Maybe Vivaldi?

To shoot such bullshit (Comm. n.26) you must have been joking. But have you ever "studied" the Requiem? Speaking of chickens: why don't you do like me? I raise them free in the garden, feeding them the best. They grow healthy and beautiful among the green herbs and under blue skies. You see them happy not to be battery hens, and when they're hungry... I call one... and WHAM!