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 Takashi Miike with $70,000 unleashes a massive invective against the status quo, massification of desires, and media manipulation.

 "In the end, it’s all a game" – a key phrase highlighting Miike’s playful yet profound approach to taboo and morality.

Visitor Q by Takashi Miike is a provocative and unforgettable cinematic experience. It confronts societal taboos with brutal honesty, dark humor, and a critique of mass media culture. The film explores family dysfunction, moral ambiguity, and the acceptance of primal instincts. Miike's bold style and fearless storytelling mark this film as a lasting piece of modern cinema. Watch Visitor Q now and discover Takashi Miike’s fearless dive into society’s darkest corners!

 Freak Zombies, who by some mishap don toxic Do-Re-Mi jerseys of insignificance.

 Give me Mark Sandman or Leonard Cohen, now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This review expresses strong disdain for Oasis's 'What's The Story Morning Glory?,' mocking music stereotypes and mainstream appeal. The author yearns for more innovative and avant-garde artists like Leonard Cohen and John Cage, dismissing Oasis as uninspired. Explore this fierce take on Oasis and discover bold alternatives in music beyond the mainstream!

 Kubrick is a pure mannerist distorter of literary texts positioning himself infinitely below the golden quality of true Genius.

 He is your fake stylistic superstar, the god of bankers, people in power, socially engaged youth, adults, and critics.

The review challenges the widespread praise of Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, labeling it overrated and lacking true visionary genius. It critiques Kubrick’s style as sober and mannerist, comparing him unfavorably to directors like Lynch and Herzog. The widespread popularity is seen as a product of commercial hype rather than authentic artistic merit. Ultimately, the reviewer rates the film as only sufficient with 2.5 stars. Discover a bold critique challenging Kubrick’s cult classic—read the full review and rethink A Clockwork Orange today!

 the most useless and incompetent of human beings... the priest

 "magica-bula-bidibibula-bibi-bibodi-bibù"... amid tears and a circus act (see the head-first descent down the stairs)

This review offers a sarcastic, critical perspective on William Friedkin's The Exorcist (integral version). It outlines the plot of a young girl suffering seizures and possession but mocks the priest character and some dramatic scenes. Despite the horror premise, the reviewer finds the execution ineffective, resulting in a disappointing experience. Dive into this witty critique of The Exorcist and decide if the horror classic lives up to its legend!

 Cobain has always written the same mediocre, flat song for all 5 years of Nirvana.

 Grunge in music history is one of the stupidest, most derivative, and genius-devoid genres ever appeared.

This review dismisses Nirvana's 'In Utero' as banal and repetitive, criticizing Kurt Cobain’s hoarse vocals and lack of musical innovation. It also disparages Dave Grohl and Chris Novoselic's contributions, branding grunge as a derivative and uninspired genre. The reviewer challenges the posthumous idolization of Cobain, attributing Nirvana's success more to major label promotion than genuine artistry. Dive into this bold and provocative take on Nirvana’s In Utero – challenge your views and explore the dark side of grunge fame.

 "One of the gods of modern guitar, Duane Denison delights the listener with astonishing passages in all his projects."

 "The phrasing of the rhythmic section has few equals in rock history for how inspired and pulsating it is."

This review celebrates Jesus Lizard's 'Down' as a technically rich and varied album that transcends traditional post-hardcore. Highlighting the impressive musicianship of Denison, Sims, and McNeilly, it acknowledges Yow's darker vocal themes while emphasizing the band's fusion of jazz, psychedelic rock, and hardcore. 'Down' stands as both a culmination and evolution of the band's sound, marking it a modern rock masterpiece. Discover the intricate soundscapes of Jesus Lizard's 'Down' – listen now and experience a post-hardcore classic!

 The whole class watches him squirm like a Houdini of the urban underclass, the new feminist girls then... kick the male chauvinist bear and spit rains down everywhere.

 Davide X instead of lady laxatives could have found with unchanged results... a copy of the already much-mentioned Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

The review recounts a turbulent and humorous childhood experience involving a bully, culminating in a revenge prank involving laxatives. The reviewer ties this chaotic memory to The Beatles’ iconic album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, suggesting the album could have symbolized a similar disruptive effect. The narrative is raw, emotional, and vividly described, blending personal anecdotes with musical references. Dive into this unforgettable childhood tale intertwined with Beatles nostalgia and discover Sgt. Pepper’s timeless magic!

 I live art, I don’t describe it.

 The HIM project is born for profit targeted at brainless little girls with hormones partying 365 days a year at birthday parties.

This interview with Ville Valo, HIM's charismatic leader, reveals his humorous and candid approach to music, fame, and art. Ville dismisses genre labels and emphasizes living art rather than explaining it. He pokes fun at commercialism in the music industry and discusses the band's dynamics and fanbase with sarcasm. The exchange is playful, insightful, and entertaining, showcasing Ville's unique personality. Read this entertaining Ville Valo interview and discover the witty mind behind HIM’s unique rock sound!

 David Yow is a non-singer, a recidivist unlearner, one who, in the wake of David Thomas and Captain Beefheart, has built a vocal register aligning it with the fractured frames of urban psychosis.

 Take a Hardcore song: debone it, humanize it, blow radioactive green smoke over it, and disfigure it into Post with the help of Jazz, of Noise.

This review praises The Jesus Lizard's Lash EP for its raw, experimental style that challenges conventional art and musical norms. David Yow’s unique vocal delivery and the band’s fusion of hardcore, jazz, and noise create a powerful, unfiltered expression. The reviewer emphasizes the importance of 'unlearning' formal technique to achieve authentic artistry. The EP is ranked highly among the band’s works and seen as a prime example of artistic individuality. Dive into The Jesus Lizard's Lash EP for a raw, boundary-breaking rock experience unlike any other.

 Meredith Monk exudes uniqueness, rarity, and future from every single movement of her dizzying and monumental voice.

 If average singers have a vocal script to rely on, Monk smears it, grates it, renders it mush, and erects an atypical, more human one on those ashes.

Meredith Monk’s album 'Songs From The Hill' presents an extraordinary exploration of avant-garde vocal techniques. The album captures a variety of vocal expressions from gentle to harsh, moving beyond conventional singing into a new human language. Influenced by her collaborations with minimalist pioneers like John Cage, Monk’s work is a cerebral and deeply innovative sound journey. Each of the album’s 10 pieces showcases distinct vocal transformations revealing her mastery and experimental spirit. Discover Meredith Monk's revolutionary vocal artistry—listen to 'Songs From The Hill' and experience avant-garde sound like never before.