Saputello

Fuck, a fucking 5 because you appreciate absinthe.

"just some good French absinthe." Great, you know I found a fantastic little place this summer in France, specialized in absinthe. It was like a wine cellar, only they sold all types of absinthe. Among other things, it was underground, there was a haze of cigarette smoke, and it felt like being in a place forgotten by God. They had all kinds of absinthe, even the historical ones, but you had to dilute them with the classic method (the sugar cube), otherwise they would burn your esophagus in moments.

I'm now sure of one thing. That you don't read other people's messages. Otherwise, you wouldn't have asked me what genre the Guns are, since I mentioned it 3 or 4 posts above.

I guns dealt with applied electronics for household appliances, specializing in microcontrollers.

I'm really getting pissed off now. Listen, you've really been a pain in the ass. Re-read my fucking posts and you'll see that it wasn't my intention to come off as a know-it-all jerk. I've even explained why hard rock has nothing to do with the real thing. Something you haven't done, aside from enlightening us with your bullshit "feelings." And if I think someone is talking nonsense, I point it out and explain why I believe they're doing so. If they can't accept it, they can fuck off and let their house blow up. Can you tell I'm listening to Nine Inch Nails? Hey, human shitheads?

By the way, since I’m here, I wanted to ask something, if anyone knows. I believe that on a date of the 1992 tour with Guns N' Roses and Soundgarden, there was a big mess. I don’t know, I couldn't find any exhaustive information online. Does anyone know more about it?

Joe, it seems to me that you are exaggerating. "Luckily, there are no people like you in the world." Why, what have we done wrong? Plus, the fansites are educational; if you go to the Faith No More fansite and say that they invented the steam engine, they'll tell you it's true because they're so obsessed.

Oh, by the way, you still need to tell me where Mike Patton would have sung hard rock. Since it's not the notes... it must be his vocal style.

"<< without looking at the bass lines or the guitar chords. for me music is not just made of notes. >> But no, it's made of yogurt and pieces of fruit."====>>> :-)). Well then, I throw in the towel. Anyway, I confess: for me saying that the real thing has a hard rock vibe is like saying that without new age music, there would have been no Tool. Sorry. Then if we really want to see beyond the notes, watch a video of Faith No More's live shows from that period. They had movements that were a mix of metal-hardcore-rap, with the keyboardist headbanging, the singer hurting himself from how he was thrashing around, the guitarist standing still like a rock moving his head to the beat (typical of heavy metal soloists), the bassist with the bass slung low and Puffy, who looking at him in the face, I wouldn't have even advised my worst enemy to roll a joint with him. :-).

On the contrary, in some respects the real thing constitutes an irony of metal, draining it of meaning. Blending it with rap and easy listening, in a way that no one had ever done before, in a manner that no one had ever undertaken before.