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LA RECENSIONE
There was a guy, who like me
loved the Sabbath and the Fat-so Jet-son
traveled the world, coming from the Ca-li-for-ni-a desert.
He wasn’t handsome, but next to him, he had a-thousand-wo-men-yeeees
he sang Thumb, 1000 Degrees, or Gardenia, or Freedom Ruuun
he sang long live rock n roll
but he re-ceived a leeee-tter!
His guitar harmonized
and he was called to In-ter-scooope...
Stop! With the Jet-Son!
Stop! With the Sabbath stoooop!
They told me: "go to the in-ter-scope, plaaaay with Troy-Van-Gaaaaa-aay!"
- lallalllalllàààlalllààlaallallààà... -
There was a guy, who like me
loved the Sabbath and the Fatso Jetson
Traveled the world, and then ended, making choruses for Interscope
He no longer wears long hair
he doesn't play the guitar but just strum-strum-and that's it
and always makes the same note "lallallalllà"
He has no more friends, no more fans, sees people spitting on him
in his desert, he won’t return, now he is dead in In-ter-scooooope...
Stop! With the Jet-Son!
Stop! With the Sabbath stoooop!
No longer has a Big Muff in his heart...
... nor a Suuupeeer Fuuuu-uuuuzz!
- lallalllalllàààla... lllààlaallallààà... lllààlaallallààà... -
P. S.
Cianno Morando Up Your Ass.
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Summary by Bot
This poetic review captures the spirit of Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age's desert rock origins and evolution. It reflects on the musical and personal changes of the artist, touching on nostalgia and the tension between artistic roots and commercial pressures. The reviewer praises the legacy while lamenting some aspects of the band's later commercial path.
Kyuss
Kyuss were an American rock band from the Palm Desert, California scene, widely associated with (and often credited in reviews as inventors of) stoner/desert rock. Their classic run includes Blues for the Red Sun and Welcome to Sky Valley, and members went on to projects such as Queens of the Stone Age.14 Reviews
