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Points: 216 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 18 2005 at 16:36
Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

believe me, you hardly feel automatic tweezers. they certainly don't hurt. men are real sissies


Yea, but at least we are hairy sissies!
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I once went on a camping trip and a load of us sat in a tent and we had to go round saying which famous person everyone looked like. Mine was Will Carling (ex-England rugby captain, for those who don't know). Can't see it myself.
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Points: 6308 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2005 at 06:44
Originally posted by BitchBrew BitchBrew wrote:

I look cindof ordinary, i guess. How about you people, how do you look, what cindes of cloths do you where? Hows your hair?

Is there any "progg-look" at all really? I gues that some people look
metal, some peolple hippie?, and somepeople cindof ordinary right?



I think prog look is 70's like, quite hippie or dandy, depending on your taste:





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Points: 10387 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2005 at 07:40
Pink Floyd look so neat in their shirts. completely unlike the weirdo gang of Gong


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 ...difficult for me to take seriously the music and the imaginary of the band



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Points: 10261 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2005 at 08:04
Originally posted by philippe philippe wrote:



 ...difficult for me to take seriously the music and the imaginary of the band


That's something I don't understand, Philippe; they are very much like early Krautrock.


BaldJean and I; I am the one in blue.
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Points: 6308 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2005 at 10:16
True!
and their look is great!!
i shown PF which seems maybe dated today, to show the dandy side.

Another better:

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huuumm...well I've already discussed about it with someone on this site (Olivier where are you???), my answer can be short: this tribe of funny guys (gong) plays a music wich gives a large part to humour and hippie like instincts! What I like from krautrock is the mystical, esoteric, obscure, abstract, weird side of this music...it's not for nothing that my favorite albums of the genre are the first Mythos, Paternoster, Limbus 4...

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I'm quite sure you wouldn't say that if you understood some of the German lyrics; a lot of Krautrock is just as ridiculous and funny as Gong


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surely it is! an evident exemple is the following one: EROC on his album "Zwei" makes pueril, comic recitations despite that the music is really emotional, sometimes grave. However when I speak about krautrock I refer to the music and the way it sounds.

however it's right, I don't understand "German"



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Originally posted by philippe philippe wrote:

huuumm...well I've already discussed about it with someone on this site (Olivier where are you???), my answer can be short: this tribe of funny guys (gong) plays a music wich gives a large part to humour and hippie like instincts! What I like from krautrock is the mystical, esoteric, obscure, abstract, weird side of this music...it's not for nothing that my favorite albums of the genre are the first Mythos, Paternoster, Limbus 4...


I think ther's too much joy, humor, lightness in Gong's music for your taste. You like the dark side of Krautrock; (although Popol vuh is luminous but "dusty" enough for you).
I find Gong to be mystical and esoteric...(look at the gong lyrics at the end of my messages.)but joyfull at the same time.

Let's discuss on a technical view:
What's lake in Gong's music for you?
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"I think ther's too much joy, humor, lightness in Gong's music for your taste"

^ yes, sure!!

the two first Popol Vuh are absolutely not light and luminous but really austere and esoteric. scary, creepy Moog sounds and tribal percussions..."tantric songs" is also mysterious and sometimes dark. Ho no...not now Olivier, don't say that Gong have something to do with mysticism and esoterism (re-listen "D" and "Aum" by Deuter and you will see the difference).

you perfectly know that I won't give up and tell you that I like Gong

Every taste is in the nature, isn't it?



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OMG! These pictues are horrible! That's really f**king uggly man!
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I know you won't give up, and you have the right to dislike Gong, i'm just trying to understand why.

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Points: 6308 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2005 at 11:06
Excepting the Popol vuh beggining, their best period is joyful and medidative, but not dark.
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Points: 6308 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2005 at 12:51
Originally posted by BitchBrew BitchBrew wrote:


Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:



OMG! These pictues are horrible! That's really f**king uggly man!

I like syd's wears on this one...
I'd like to know how you're wear today...
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Points: 6308 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 20 2005 at 12:54
Originally posted by philippe philippe wrote:

surely it is! an evident exemple is the following one: EROC on his album "Zwei" makes pueril, comic recitations despite that the music is really emotional, sometimes grave. However when I speak about krautrock I refer to the music and the way it sounds.


however it's right, I don't understand "German"



Tell me what's wrong in a piece like "Sprinkling of clouds" on YOU.
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