marcmat

Sorry for the mistake, please don’t hold it against me, but as a big fan of this band, I want to set the record straight. Eric Kretz was the drummer, not the bassist. Bye.

you are right easy...but I arrived when you were almost at the end of the concert...by the way, you are very good...I was with other people in the upper part of the venue, then when we went down to dance you were no longer there...my thesis? "Grunge: a subgenre of American Rock"...

It will be... true personal tastes... in mine, however, they no longer fall... perhaps because I've grown up (and I don't mean to say that they are just for kids anymore...)...

Well done, easy... An incredibly important album; I spent three weeks listening to it to discuss it in my thesis... By the way, you played at the Faster in Turin a few weeks ago, right?... I was there that night too...

put it however you want nitrors... bullshit or not, the fact is that the first two albums are brilliant and full of ideas, amoromatic and this one is not! Great idea to shoot a video in piazza castello with linea 77, too bad the crowd was created by multiplying the few poor souls present on the computer... and then our heroes annoyed us with their political videos in the background of the music... I was at palastampa on April 25, 2002, the closing date of that tour, a little hall incredibly packed... too bad that evening Casacci ruined everything with an apocalyptic hypocritical speech about the partisan resistance... do you still see them at palazzo nuovo?... I haven't been there since last autumn, but I assure you that from 2000 to 2004 they disappeared into nothingness... and then the scene in Turin feels objectively exhausted, there have been great things in the past... now, regarding that generation, it seems to me that currently there is very little good to be found. regards

I am one of those who feel nostalgia... I remember when you would meet Subsonica in Piazza Vittorio in Turin or at the clubs in the Murazzi years ago... I remember when in May '99, just as "Microchip Emozionale" was released, they set up their instruments in the entrance hall of "Palazzo Nuovo," home of the Humanities faculties, and played after classes were over. Those were the Subsonica. At that time, still at university, you'd run into Mao, who was studying literature back then, or Madasky, which led you to wonder what the hell he was doing here?... I remember that the Turin scene back then was a wonderful, growing reality. Now I think the desire has faded for a bit for everyone, especially Subsonica.
Name: marcmat | Date: 25/5/2005 | Rating: | Album Rating:

The album sucks immensely like the first one, but musically they can't be argued when taken one by one... ;)

Seen years ago at their very first concert in a brewery, like in '98... exaggerated in making people dance when they play "Hungry Like the Wolf" by Duran.

pederast... well, you're from Rome... but who are you, Catullus, Horace?... please, just drop it (literally, sorry but I'm close to France) we say that in my parts... poor thing and "Roman," intended as an insult, and trust me, it's one of the worst. bye

What is this stuff? My inbox is clogged... one question... but "anonymous insults", don't you have anything better to do? And for Antonino: are you 91 years old?
P.S.: Feel free to check my profile and insult me so you can vent... if it makes you feel better, go ahead... courtesy was never lacking on de-baser before you arrived ; )