Saputello

I would like to say a couple of things if that's alright. Yes? Thanks. So:
THE REAL THING: In my opinion, it has very little to do with hard rock. I mean, be careful because during that period hard rock was the domain of Guns N' Roses. Hard rock is Led Zeppelin. Frankly, it seems to me that Faith No More has a musical formation light years away from hard rock. Just look at the scene they emerged from in the '80s. And The Real Thing is not hard rock at all. It has a groove that's sometimes metal, given the martial touch of guitarist Martin. Just listen to the bass-guitar rhythm in songs like "Zombie Eaters," the title track, or even in "Epic": listen to the instrumental part where Martin reproduces harmonizations typical of heavy metal guitar work. Well, then "Surprise! You're Dead!" is clearly related to metal. So, essentially, I see nothing hard rock in TRT. Neither in the rhythms, nor in the arrangements. It's also important to evaluate the keyboards. Damn, in hard rock the keyboards are not like that. They are played on the Hammond. Bottum is light years away from hard rock in his rhetoric. Not to mention the drum 'n' bass... Is Patton's voice hard rock? No, tell me where it could be hard rock. With that timbre? With those melodic lines?

Sorry, last night Baxx and I went pretty hard with the keta and I made him believe that those who write reviews that end up in the left column turn into an effervescent elephant. I apologize again.

@ pretazzo: Yes, but it's that face with strong features that discourages me. Those cheekbones.

@ Josi: Wow, I don't know her. Is she worth it?
@ Lord: Well, then also David Bowie...

Gilmour was cool, even though I prefer the sound of his guitar. Pretà, what can you do? Joni Mitchell gives me that feeling. One of those who come out of their ranch with a rifle, dressed as cowboys, and burp in your face while cursing.

:-) I won't argue about women's tastes, I’ll grant you that. Everyone has their own desires. Then there are those who appeal to everyone. But damn, Marianne Faithfull... Joni Mitchell, I don't know, she's a bit like Nico, too masculine. Then she makes me feel intimidated...

Marianne Faithfull, seeing is believing=======> Watch out for the spaces

Another hot chick involved in the good music of the late '60s is Marianne Faithfull. Damn, what a babe.

But if she has such a sweet little face... Forget about Nico (another big mare). Okay, Dave, I'll gladly share if she's on board :-)

Grace Slick, the legendary singer of Jefferson Airplane. I would have hooked up with her from morning till night. But even just in the evening would have been fine with me.