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Maxim Hell's Kitchen

19 dec 05

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You could have also spent a few more words... The album isn't that bad, a few filler songs perhaps, but overall it's more than decent. A 4, maybe a little less.

Pink Floyd The Dark Side Of The Moon

19 dec 05

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I've listened to The Wall and The Division Bell, which in my opinion do not live up to Dark Side Of The Moon. I've always been advised that The Piper at the Gates of Dawn is the best CD by Pink Floyd, and I take note of that, however, maybe it's because it's more commercial, but I like Dark Side more. If you consider other albums to be better, let me know.

Prong Cleansing

19 dec 05

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Thank you, Stinger!

N.W.A. Straight Outta Compton

19 dec 05

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fo shizzle my nizzle, u just gotta switch off the televizzle...
I don’t think there are similar social conditions in Italy (but there are in France, and that's why rap is much more developed there) that have favored the creation of American ghettos. The themes of N.W.A. can be summed up in two phrases: "women are all bitches" and "fuck the police." The last point, by the way, I could also agree with... but there would be too much to explain.
In any case, the choice of words used (vulgar or not, who cares) is highly enjoyable; you just have to sometimes try to transcribe "colorful" images from American slang to arrive at an interpretation.

AA.VV. Beretta 70: Roaring Themes From Thrilling Italian Policefilms 1971-1980

18 dec 05

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uhm uhm uhm.. I'm going to check out this cd right away! You've really piqued my curiosity!

Maceo Parker Live On Planet Groove

17 dec 05

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I love music, Swing, inner vibes, we agree. I didn't even mean to say that Jazz was for intellectuals (I remember that in Lyon, to get to the clubs you had to walk through the red-light district, then the junkies' area, only to end up in a pit full of drunken losers... there wasn't much intellectual about it, eh eh eh!!!), but that Jazz is a "more" intellectual than physical enjoyment.

Fabri Fibra Mr.Simpatia

16 dec 05

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This album is made very well. I don't see where the problem of vulgarity lies; hip hop as music is art. From this point of view, the classic schemes must be shattered. In music, vulgarity is hypocrisy, falsehood. I must admit that even in France, I've rarely heard an MC capable of conveying his state of mind as well as he does. You listen to Fabri Fibra and you are shocked because his way of thinking is shocking. It can't be done better than this...

Maceo Parker Live On Planet Groove

16 dec 05

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Tell me a bit, Zion, what do you like about Italian rap? I find it hard to find anyone good; I only know Fabri Fibra and Turi, and everything else (including Joe Cassano) doesn't blow me away. I'm looking forward to your recommendations.

Maceo Parker Live On Planet Groove

16 dec 05

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how do you use samples? Actually... what are samples?
One thing that funk offers, and jazz can't, is what we call groove. Guys, I don't know about you, but when I hear Maceo Parker, James Brown, and all those guys, I can't stay still. Let's say that while jazz is an intellectual pleasure, funk is a more physical enjoyment, maybe that's why it's considered a bit rougher. We're not here to debate what's better between jazz and funk: Mens sana in corpore sano... both are great!!!!