>Their first LP Rolling Stones (Decca, April 1964) was the best album ever released in England
Is he serious?
dunno y dont u ask him
>>64142606
>it's a 5/10
EUROKEKS ON SUICIDE WATCH
The fact that so many Americans still believe it should be illegal to marry a 12-year-old only tells you how far America still is from becoming a serious culture. The Europeans have long recognized that the greatest relationships of all times are between male adults and female adolescents, who are the most biologically fit to produce offspring, as well as the most physically attractive. Followers of the Muslim faith rank the highly controversial Aisha over all of their prophet Mohammed’s other wives, who were far past the prime age for reproduction. Americans are still blinded by puritan values. Adult females are more mentally developed than adolescents (not true, by the way), therefore they must be the greatest partners. Europeans engaged in relationships with adolescent European girls in the middle ages, radical Islamists engage in relationships with adolescent Muslim girls in the present. Americans are often totally ignorant of the virtues of relationships with adolescent girls, they barely know the biological benefits. No wonder they will think that sexual relations with 12-year-old girls should be criminalized.
>>64143477
Is there a link to where he says this? I see it memed on all the time
>>64143507
http://www.scaruffi.com/politics/usa08.html#usa1108c
>>64143507
he never actually said that
it's an edit of his Beatles pasta
>>64143507
The meme originates over Scaruffi writing about how he is against gay marriage by comparing it to marrying 12 year olds (in that it's wrong). Since Scaruffi is very memeable, people ran with this and started calling him a pedo.
>>64143507
Thank god he was using it as a comparison but what the fuck? What kind of comparison is that?
>The first impression with Bjork's music is always of something terribly trivial, obnoxious and, ultimately, boring. We must admit she has been very good at absorbing and recycling styles and techniques of modern music in order to impose her personality. If we wanted to analyze Bjork’s career, Madonna could indeed be taken as a model. In fact, Bjork’s strategy (rather than her sound) is the same as Madonna’s. If Madonna is the symbol of alternative, provocation, affront, in a word the punk aesthetics, then Bjork is the symbol of mainstream, alignment, compliance, in a word the return to middle-class values after the punk movement. Bjork does not upset the public, she entertrains it. Just like the Beatles before her, she has made trivial pop music enhanced with studio wizardry. It's the studio wizardry, not the music, that people buy. And the tv-friendly image, of course. Anybody who thinks Bjork is a genius should try to listen at least to Solex. Let your ears, not publicity, judge.
Is he serious?
>>64142606
You tell me what brilliance was going on in English music back in 1964 that makes their first LP so implausibly the best of the time's albums. Fucking killer covers, blatant ripoffs here and there of Jimmy Reed and some other guys but still epic for 1964 rock music.
>>64143806
this is all completely fair criticism
he says basically the same thing about Bowie (which I disagree with, but it's a reasonable critique)
>>64143806
Brilliant analysis, you are right
>>64143819
Scaruffi says it was the best album EVER released in England, not just the best album released by/at that point in time, at least in OP's quote.
>>64143806
He's right.
