zaireeka

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DeAge™ : 8069 days • Here since 8 may 2004

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Radiohead Amnesiac

5 nov 06

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The High Tide, I confirm, are truly worth listening to. Long live progressive.

Radiohead Amnesiac

5 nov 06

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Sorry, but saying "I can do without what came after 1977" doesn't mean "everything that comes after 1977 is crap." Just for the record.

Radiohead Amnesiac

5 nov 06

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I understand you, but listen to me, as I surely have an age: it serves no purpose and only hurts.

And I’m convinced too, because it’s what I like the most, that the music of the 70s was the best. However, even today there are some valid bands; it’s no coincidence that these bands draw inspiration, in their creativity, from that type of music.

Radiohead Amnesiac

5 nov 06

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...and also prepared (and I take back a bit of what I said yesterday)

Radiohead Amnesiac

5 nov 06

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You’re tough, I have to admit it. Anyway, you seem too categorical, but maybe it’s your age (which I’m not aware of).

Radiohead Amnesiac

5 nov 06

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X Dave. I mean: out of everything you’re writing, do you really think you are the author? Let’s suppose they created you right now, erasing and stripping you of all the echoes of every contact you’ve had with the world and with other people; what do you think you could say/express? Would you be able to have an idea that is truly yours, apart from the instinct to rush and put something in your mouth if you’re hungry, etc., etc.? Anyway, as I was saying, it’s a bit difficult to grasp, maybe for next time. Or at most we can talk about it in private messages. Anyway, it seems to me that you agree that the strength of Syd Barrett (the artist you rightly adore, like I do) was not PERFECTION. Therefore, at least in some cases, perfection is not the first thing you’re looking for.

Radiohead Amnesiac

5 nov 06

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X Dave. I mean: do you really think that you are the author of everything you’re writing? Let's suppose they were to create you in this very moment by erasing and stripping you of all echoes from every contact you've had with the surrounding world and other people. What do you think you could say/expression? Would you be able to have an idea that is truly yours, aside from the instinct to rush and grab something to eat if you're hungry, etc., etc.? Anyway, as I was saying, it’s a bit hard to grasp, maybe for next time. Or at most, we can discuss it via private messages. Anyway, it seems we agree that the strength of Syd Barrett (an artist you rightly adore, just like I do) wasn't PERFECTION. So, at least in some cases, perfection is not the first thing you seek.