Antmo

I come to fish. Rap means very little to me. I was really into Cypress Hill and Wu Tang Clan back in high school. An Italian rapper named Deda (and Dj Gruff, my girl back then was crazy for this Dj Gruff) now Mos Def, Busta Rhymes (he's such a jerk!) and jumping from one thing to another, Dalek. But in a calendar year, you can count on one hand the times I throw on some rap/hip hop: it's just that after 5 minutes, if I don't hear an electric guitar, it drives me crazy.

"Instant Death" is fabulous! We put it at the end of the skate video shot... well, a lifetime ago. Anyway, yes, I follow you and you're not wrong even though I wouldn't chew on the "rap" results at all. But in perspective, this extreme choice seems quite unfortunate to me. Maybe it’s because I got all pumped up like a hermit crab at the idea of the new album and I was expecting a back to the Ill Communication. Changing was fine, but resetting the odometer much less so.

But what do I know, I listened to it a month ago by now. However, I find that compared to the musical research undertaken (regardless of the B.Boys' trademark) it's a potpourri of salsa + funky grooves that has only the brand as its originality (now just add "Beastie Boys"). I mean, any compilation of instrumental funk from blaxploitation beats this album 100 to 0. Any Caz. (and don’t get picky because then I have to give you the list of albums that.) Let them start from scratch, it’s cool. Okay, update it. It can be liked. It deserves respect. Everything you want. But it’s a game that isn’t worth the candle. Now, having said that (a ton of questionable nonsense for many) I have one certainty: that the promotional tour will be their best ever. Seeing them play live is... the best!

Gep, no problem, private messages exist. aùmma aùmma! and welcome back, Chupa.

I think you're making a huge mistake...

There is nothing to be found online about the Blind Dog.

The golden ratio usually refers, in art and mathematics, to a ratio between two unequal quantities, where the larger one is the mean proportional relative to the smaller one and their sum (a+b : a = a : b), or the corresponding number, approximately equal to 1.618 (0.618).
Algebraically, it is an irrational number; in fact, it cannot be reduced to a generating fraction, but it can nevertheless be approximated, with increasing precision, by the ratios of two successive numbers in the Fibonacci series, to which it is intrinsically linked. Both its geometric and mathematical properties, as well as its frequent reappearance in various natural contexts, seemingly unrelated to each other, have impressed the human mind over the centuries, leading it to perceive an ideal of beauty and harmony, pushing it to seek and, in some cases, recreate it in the anthropic environment as a canon of beauty; perhaps testimony to this is the story of the name that in more recent times has taken on the epithets of "golden" or "divine," precisely as a demonstration of the allure it has been subjected to. However, checcazzo Iside! If you don't know these things, it's good that you ask yourself a question and give yourself an answer: "What the hell am I doing on Debaser?". Right.

@fest: two months ago I couldn't find anything about Gentlemans Pistols on soulseek. do you have any stuff? @Michael Knight: oh, Big Business is the bass and "double" drums of the Melvins if I'm not mistaken! I've always noted them down but never investigated further. album? @all: see how beautiful Debbasio is? it saves you time and effort! for example, you’re looking for stuff among the vast discography of Giggi Finizio but you don't know exactly who he is and need a hint to fish out one of his 4-5 star records for sure? ASK US! WE'RE HERE FOR THAT!!!

Damn, but I could really care for you! Just tell me you're a hot chick at least!

I completely agree. "Given to the Rising" takes all my points, but just below it is the new High On Fire - have you heard what the hell those three demons can do? "Free Ride" is cool, but it doesn't hold up over time (I'm already getting tired of it). Then it’s the usual teleportation to 1970 with Witchcraft - always fabulous - and I think it’s their best album... what do you think? As for Down, I'm taking my time... when you buzzed me, I downloaded the album and randomly picked "Mourn," but that was the end of it. I have the first two originals (the good old days of buying CDs sight unseen) but I'm waiting for some review guidance to reorganize my thoughts and get the urge to listen to the whole album: if you write some bullshit, I’ll back you up. I'm interested.