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sampled: Pier Paolo Pasolini
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pier_Paolo_Pasolini
the third voice belongs to one of the greater artists Italy ever had, very well known all over the world.
PierPaolo Pasolini.We consider him, the drawned, buried italian critical coscience.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pier_Paolo_Pasolini
I hope to transalate his speak in a decent way:
Pasolini:
well, our regime is democratic but, that kind of de-culturization, that kind of flattening
the one that fascism wasnt able to set in population,
is easily achieved by actual master, the consumerism civilization. Destrying differences;
and this stuff happened so fast, that we didnt have time to realize it was happening.
It happened in last five or six or seven or ten years. It was a nightmare in which we saw
Italy fall apart. (1966)
i hope this message can help to gett kinda better just the feelings we had writing our music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pier_Paolo_Pasolini
the third voice belongs to one of the greater artists Italy ever had, very well known all over the world.
PierPaolo Pasolini.We consider him, the drawned, buried italian critical coscience.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pier_Paolo_Pasolini
I hope to transalate his speak in a decent way:
Pasolini:
well, our regime is democratic but, that kind of de-culturization, that kind of flattening
the one that fascism wasnt able to set in population,
is easily achieved by actual master, the consumerism civilization. Destrying differences;
and this stuff happened so fast, that we didnt have time to realize it was happening.
It happened in last five or six or seven or ten years. It was a nightmare in which we saw
Italy fall apart. (1966)
i hope this message can help to gett kinda better just the feelings we had writing our music.
