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Aug 2017
only the solos not deviating from the rhythm, the original boy-band, i.e. the jazz band... the only black appropriation of alex dumas... the one for all, and all for one... i hate soloists that deviate from the groove of rhythm of all the remaining instruments... keep it nice, sweet, let's keep it as ***, and not a jerking-off antic of excesses... if you keep that parody of cool, you might as well turn to carpentry for lack of a better expression, nonetheless perfected with that ideal: chop chop chop: you ******* spawned air-guitar! that's not cool... i don't care how technical you are... if their's no solidarity like there's always and always was in a jazz band... you're just as much knocking on a lake surface, thinking it will turn into a sea by our command.

may i suggest,
landing at the warsaw *modlin

airport during a late
evening?
    even i was bewildered,
being a native born...
so much darkness...
      the whole land breathes
                something feral;
sun-bathers of north africa
have a wall of china
obstacle to conquer...
      oh right...
nazis, communists...
                    & mongols:
an englishman?
    **** in boots...
my my, what a massive gob
in africa.... looks kind'ah tiny
back in europe...
   gets *****-slapped almost
everyday...
   you sure this is the same person?
i'm not convinced...
    i have to ask
the manchester kindergarten
beauties who never heard
the next one direction single:
should they ever regropup;
and i am a musical pedant,
but come on,
the bass rhythm and shy drums
on the intro of
the song bring me down...
even someone like me loves
justin bieber's love yourself
groove, esp. with
the fresh jazzy solo -
   i got bored of guitar solos
when they turned it into
air solo competitions;
come on ******,
bring back the jazz etiquette
aesthetic, stop your
******* rambling of (c)rap.
Mateuš Conrad
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Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
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