killgod

I would like to make a note to the reviewer about the keyboard riffs... when they explain to me what they are, I'll rate it. Then enough with this American patriotism.

davejonjilmour, a career Oscar is on its way for you: Morricone passed away yesterday from a cardiovascular collapse (he had drunk an entire bottle of rum). Make yourself proud and always row against... Charon is behind you! (shitty site)

Well, I usually write quick reviews too, but I like the reference to the film and the encouragement to listen to the album without getting lost in unnecessary chatter. Bartleboom might have expected his beloved album to be honored in what he deemed a decent way... but should we fuel controversy? I don't know the album by Jeff; I have various scattered tracks that I'm not sure correspond to it or not, but do they have anything in common with the Violent Femmes? Do they make almost the same music? Or are the Violent Femmes tougher and more oriented towards punk-wave?

...I am nobody's friend and you can bet, I stay out of fashion and status mfkshgasig and you can swear I'm not your average Italian but a dog without a muzzle, the NE double F A, spread the word....smash when the cop punches me in the face, the true state is a state of threat when I see the Tunisian on the corner dealing the black stuff slapped around by the pimp, and I know it’s all MADE IN ITALY so don’t ask me if I sing forza Italia or not! The funny thing is that I’ve really listened to very little rap like this, but it truly gathered the best in Italy, new schools, listen to these and forget all the rap today. At least from someone who loves visionary rap, the mixed-blood were the output, good old times remembering how this CD rocked between school desks. Anyway, I can't call it hip hop but for me, this is real rap. Hip-hop is like a martial arts discipline, it's a 360-degree involvement, a change that makes you stand on one side or the other, rap is the musical expression. That it has turned into something disgusting is solely the fault of the GOD OF MONEY...skarabinieri to the stake like junkies!

It seems to me that in one track there’s also a bit of gruff, if I'm not mistaken, spontaneous rap, street music full of issues that anyone could relate to, and not just that, but an album that created situations.

remembering that it comes from Bologna: the asshole of the world

It's not that they don't put them on the left because it's you, but because it's impossible to understand how the record sounds from this review.

because if it was born in Italy or Japan, what would change?

This CD gives me an idea of what independent authorial rock truly is, or at least how it should be. Josef Artur and all these artists like Syd Matters are among them; it's very visionary for me, expressing more of a melodic post-rock pop. Album downloaded!

I prefer 77 but it's still a masterpiece.