To settle definitively the issue of Bunbury, the literary inspirations and aspirations high, nothing better than to give the floor now that the main character uses a less affected than in the precipitate "statement-you-going-to-claim-to- All "before:
And, of course, strictly speaking of music, in the final analysis, is what I paid: Hellville de luxe is confirmation that Bunbury, which has always been a artistazo from head to toe, now also known to write songs. On the album there are at least three songs they can say "big" (music and lyrics made desire and ambition and almost reaching the objective of not on any verse): Because things change, two hundred bones and a skull necklace and closing here. (How many composers are currently capable of doing "great songs" for real? I will try later but, for me, we can not find half a dozen in Spain ... and Bunbury, after submitting your application to get on the bandwagon disk with Nacho Vegas, there seems to endure against all odds ...).
Indeed, as rightly pointed out to critics, is an album more guitar. However, there is, as you said, a return to rock, dominated the half-times and the truth is appreciated. The Thin Man not ever waver, the more loud, more credit is not boring in the 7 minutes that hard, but not regarded as one of the highlights of a disc, moreover, made with ambition confessional lyrics and generally Curran, rounded when necessary with verses rendered in good taste we have already discussed ... not missing suburban touch to Tom Waits ( All we will do better in the future ) and personal reflections on the compatibiliades music and family life, so to speak. Predominantly, yes, more than ever, love as the central axis sliding between the sentimental, the confessional and cheesy but, as I say, perhaps better than nunca.De anyway, plus a note, a superb, a singer very personal and uncle-kitsch-with-lots-class, Bunbury is a stage animal. See you on 15 and, after an undertow, I explain.
hangover I say go for the day before to see the Jacob, whom many of you will not have the pleasure of knowing ... A shame, a punk band really fucking great live ranker ... I also tell you what I can, but the Jacob are those groups that you have left the impression that you loved without knowing why or remember anything ... Impossible to give more with less: no songs, no sound, no trials ... and without shame.
Of course, you can be punk in the XXI century? Well it seems to be difficult because they just do Loaf, The Jacob and a penguin in my elevator ... Or am I misinformed?
soon in our space documentary on protected species and punkarras punks.
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