zaireeka

I lazily stumbled upon this old page of mine almost by chance. I am very happy to share my passion for the FL with you. So, I would listen to their entire discography. But if you liked TSB, I would suggest starting with their latest work, but in this order: 1) Clouds Taste Metallic (the most pop they have ever done) 2) At War With The Mystics (it's a bit of a summary of their styles) 3) Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robot (more electronic) 4) Transmission From the Satellite Heart (rawer and more spontaneous) 5) Zaireeka (VERY experimental)

I lazily stumbled upon this old page of mine almost by chance. I am very happy to share my passion for the FL with you. So, I would listen to their entire discography. But if you liked TSB, I would suggest starting with their latest work, but in this order: 1) Clouds Taste Metallic (the most pop they have ever done) 2) At War With The Mystics (it's a bit of a summary of their styles) 3) Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robot (more electronic) 4) Transmission From the Satellite Heart (rawer and more spontaneous) 5) Zaireeka (VERY experimental)

Hello Kosmo, how nice to find one of my favorite "tutors" from the good old days on one of my pages.

Festwca, I instead have only recently understood the tone of some of your old ones. And with this, I swear I’m done, so I avoid shooting too many other nonsense and acting like a buffoon. Concerto For Piano And Orchestra, in G Major - Ravel - Recensione di zaireeka

Hi Festwca, see you tomorrow...

Trellheim, I don't know you at all, but you set aside the armor and the role in comment 91, and I saw a hint of great sincerity. As much as it may matter, know that I appreciated it. Anyway, it's clear that you believe a lot in what you do and that's exactly how it should be. I wish I could do the same in my real life. Until next time.

Trellheim, it's understandable. Everyone is making guesses. Besides, the staff members have all become recognizable lately. And then you yourself said it on another page, without meaning to. Do Not Worry. No one is being a snitch, we’re not in a James Bond film, and you'll understand if these are important matters worth the time. Guys, as I mentioned, you ALL have my utmost respect. But you need to understand that users are not the "guests" but the "soul" of Debaser. And then, there’s always someone with whom there’s more of a connection. Festwca, you didn’t get my tone.

Thank you, Ghemison, for the notification. For you, I'm making an exception (lately, I've been very set in my ways, not getting excited and not exploring anymore). I will take care of it ASAP.

Anyway, I agree with Festwca. The whole editorial line talk seems like a big load of nonsense to me.

Since the Editors have more or less all come out in the open, I’d like to express my opinions. For me, of the 3/4 Editors who are still active since I discovered this beautiful site, Bartle (do not worry, everyone makes mistakes..) is the best along with Sfascia, then comes Festwca, who, however, is a bit too categorical, has too much memory, but I like him because he’s very intelligent as well as blunt and impatient. The other editors who have intervened here, namely XXXXXXX and YYYYYYYY, in my opinion interpret a little too literally the role of those responsible for safeguarding this beautiful site. However, they are still people deserving of the utmost respect for their daily commitment. PS. Founding members of Debaser, the real ones. I have an idea. Let’s do it like in ancient Rome. The Editors are elected by universal suffrage from all the people of Debaser. Perhaps it would be enough for the ones who are more "loved" to do it. And the others can go to hell. And then I also propose a psychological aptitude test. What do you think? .. (No, it wouldn’t benefit me, I wouldn’t have any chance....)