King Gizzard & the Italian Wizard

  1. Joey often thanks the crowd in Italian: «grazie». He’s even trying to pronounce the ‘e’ at the end – showing some progress.
    It looks almost impossible for English speakers.

  2. Marathon set: the barrier breaks, the concert pauses, Stu suggests that people “pogo mosh”: jump up and down as if on a pogo stick instead of slam dancing.
    Now, in Italy we don’t call those things “pogo sticks”; actually, I believe we have no word for them. I’ve never seen one in my life.
    Anyway, “pogo” IS an Italian word: it means mosh pit.
    We also have the verb “pogare”.

  3. The plate of this van in front of me:

(what an interesting thread)

1 Like

Think Gizz would ever cover Prisencolinensinainciusol?? :exploding_head:

2 Likes

Amby could totally mumble rap that

1 Like

I love you.

1 Like
      • BREAKING * * *

at the end of The Fourth Colour, Joey says “grazie mille”

the plot thickens

1 Like

“Pogo” Can be use as ‘moshpit’ as well in some South American countries (Argentina, Chile,Venezuela)