leonid

Well, actually, Niù Ueiv really has very little. The whole introduction about the new wave has nothing to do with it at all.

it’s a long and knotty thing…

not necessarily angry, but at least decent, don't you think?

eheheheh the "black exuberance." it's a bit like saying that black people have an innate sense of rhythm. it's not exactly a particularly deep analysis, but that's how it is; today that's what the convent serves. eheheheh tonight I’ll tell my girlfriend... get ready for 'this black exuberance'... eheheheh I wonder how she will react...

In short, if you like the genre, I highly recommend listening to "wrong side of beautiful" by Dub War or "words of (dub)-warning" (if you can manage to find it). They're really nice records and quite underrated. Kisses.

But look, I also do those physical ones, if that's what it is. The fact remains that the RHCP, whether first or last, are not difficult. And indeed they have always sold like crazy. And it also remains true that nu-metal is the bastard child of crossover just like the real merdal. And I won’t say anything about Faith No More not being crossover because you really shot a big one. But have you ever heard "We Care a Lot" at least?

It seems to me that you're grasping at straws. You confuse the "lighthearted" attitude of some groups with the music they play. And then this funk rock, I really don't know what it is, unless you're referring to the Parliament of Clinton. For instance, during the time of Fishbone, there were also Living Colour playing roughly the same music and they were far from lighthearted. Or Dub War (maximum respect), among the greatest crossover bands ever seen and not at all cheerful. It's not exactly difficult to trace the line from crossover up to nu-metal. And the intrinsic value of the bands means nothing. Also, come on, saying that RHCP are difficult to get into means you've listened a bit too little. I'd like to remind you that Blood Sugar, etc. was a platinum record a thousand times over, far from being difficult. In fact, I'll be reviewing Dub War soon, so you can learn.

That doesn't change the fact that catzeddu is right, though.

Well, but also the tarallucci... there you go, now we start again...

but I'm also friends with everyone. we joked with zara, didn't we? waiter, tarallucci & wine at table 5.