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See? In the end, we agree! :-D It's an album with striking relevance.

Supersoul, tastes aside, can we clearly say that Pere Ubu were more enticing than Deep Purple without necessarily sounding like fools?

"fucking internet, has ruined everything." this is the pearl of pearls. Of course, let's take away the internet and then kick off the night of the living dead.

Leo, it's evident that you lack the historical sense of what you listen to, as well as the critical one. Admit that you ignore that half-century of rock, that you cling to those 5 famous names that even my grandmother knows, and that’s where it ends, right? That today there is more choice than yesterday is so obvious that it’s redundant to even restate it. Your latest post is a confirmation of this. The truth is that older generations are annoyed that kids like us know about artists and elite bands from your era, parallel bands to Zeppelin and Stones, when you perhaps until yesterday didn't even know there was a black hole of alternative music, outside traditional media, away from the lobotomizing circus practices that characterize contemporary society. Funny how there’s a curious tendency to denigrate those who know more and are better informed... could it perhaps be an example of cognitive dissonance in the style of Festinger?

Rolling, yeah

The Modern Dance by Pere Ubu is superior to any work of Led Zeppelin. When it comes to the Rolling Stones and Deep Purple, it really pisses all over them. Perhaps the point is that you are lacking half a century of rock avant-garde knowledge.

"Pere Ubu, a little posh band in the studio." I've been pondering the phrase for a few minutes, trying not to bang my head against the wall. Anyway, you drink too much Rocchetta water, you're plin plin outside the vase.

The opening of Inheritance reminds me of Washer by Slint. Inhuman.

There are no shortage of impactful pieces, but only impact.

Fuck Pazzini, in Genoa only Genoa.