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Hi speak, I only heard the title track on a Revelation compilation and I liked it. Very "khrishna core", they sounded a lot like Shelter, if I remember correctly; it's strange that ZDLR was involved, as he doesn't seem to have anything to do with khrishna. Why did you dig up this CD?

link rotto here you will find (almost) everything there is to find about JZ. kisses.

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This time I really have to say it: the reviews of Punisher are absolutely the ones that annoy me the most on Debaser. I infinitely appreciate Korn more. Pretentious crap, completely superficial, arrogant, and horrendously boring. The choice to write only to tear things down seems so childish that it makes me sick. It's evident that there's an intent to build an online "persona" that conveys an impression of authority and intransigence, and all the reviews and comments are clearly aimed at this goal. In the end, you don’t give a damn about the music, and it shows. And it also shows that you don’t know what you’re talking about. I ask for forgiveness, but this time I really had to say it. Now excuse me, I really need to take a shit at force nine.

compared to Bikini Kill, a decisive, extremely, infinitely backward step. Authenticity and anger, the true engines of the BK who, by the way, tore the place apart live, have been lost along the way. I saw them with Team Dresch (a lesbian group from the candy ass scene that I wholeheartedly recommend to the orphans of the riot grrrl) who were even more intense. These tigers, on the other hand, make pop music with the usual eighties influences that are so trendy right now (to say they invented electroclash is a huge exaggeration). Let's be honest: Hanna (justifiably?) tired of eating bread, onions, and raw liver tries to put her talent, which she indeed has in spades, into an easy and trendy pop project (and you are right, because that’s what it is) in the hope of breaking into the mainstream. And I’d say she’s succeeded. But the BK were an entirely different life.

lady sniff: compliments on the nickname. I didn't understand anything from your message, so I greet you with the equally cryptic phrase that Haynes and Leary of the Butthole Surfers wrote on Michael Stipe's van during their tour together: "despite the fame we would still like to suck your big long pipe." kisses

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nothing to say: essential album and nice review. compliments

but you are from outside...

Teutonic power metal? aaaaaaaaaaargh