Beat the Champ is amazing but no idea how it holds up to someone with no interest or knowledge of professional wrestling. Tallahassee and Sunset Tree are their two most popular and acclaimed albums.
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miscellaneousinsanitygrass grows, birds fly, sun shines,and brother, i hurt peopleRegistered Userregular
seconding everything already mentioned, I enjoyed Transcendental Youth a bunch and earlier stuff like Nothing for Juice is also worth checking out
Have we talked about how good Compton is?? Because it's good. So damn good.
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Theodore Flooseveltproud parent of eight beautiful girls and shalmelodorne (which is currently being ruled by a woman (awesome role model for my daughters)) #dornedadRegistered Userregular
i'll add all hail west texas to the mountain goats pile. aside from containing one of the best songs ever in "the best ever death metal band in denton" it'll show ya the late-greatness of old school lo-fi darnielle
Have we talked about how good Compton is?? Because it's good. So damn good.
I liked it on first listen, but looking back at it, I realized the only tracks I really enjoyed were Deep Water, Darkside, Talk About It, Animals, and Medicine Man. The others just fell flat, and both of the tracks with Snoop did nothing for me at all. Deep Water is incredible, though.
Have we talked about how good Compton is?? Because it's good. So damn good.
I liked it on first listen, but looking back at it, I realized the only tracks I really enjoyed were Deep Water, Darkside, Talk About It, Animals, and Medicine Man. The others just fell flat, and both of the tracks with Snoop did nothing for me at all. Deep Water is incredible, though.
I love every track that isn't Loose Cannons (which has only gotten grosser in light of Dee Barnes bringing a lot of Dre's history of violence against women to my attention) and the one with Eminem's verse on it
But even if the album only gave me that absolutely filthy bass line on Genocide, I'd still love it
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Have we talked about how good Compton is?? Because it's good. So damn good.
I liked it on first listen, but looking back at it, I realized the only tracks I really enjoyed were Deep Water, Darkside, Talk About It, Animals, and Medicine Man. The others just fell flat, and both of the tracks with Snoop did nothing for me at all. Deep Water is incredible, though.
I love every track that isn't Loose Cannons (which has only gotten grosser in light of Dee Barnes bringing a lot of Dre's history of violence against women to my attention) and the one with Eminem's verse on it
But even if the album only gave me that absolutely filthy bass line on Genocide, I'd still love it
Good lord yeah, Loose Cannons was goddamn awful.
I'd have loved to have heard more from Ice Cube on the album. Those 30 seconds on Issues were phenomenal.
damn son! I got tickets to their portland show coming up in early october and I love the venue so I'm super stoked. they are also doing a short free set at a record store same day which is neat.
I tend to listen to it in sort of "suites" if you will, as I don't really listen to music for over an hour uninterrupted very often. Like from "I Lost My Mind" to "Dimed Out" or "Come On Siobhan" to "I'm Going Insane."
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Tallahassee has No Children so it earns points for that.
They are also one of the best live shows you can see.
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Okay, so, this only exciting/revelatory if you like pop-punk AND bleakly comic novelty Twitter accounts but HOLY COW is my mind blown.
It'd be like finding out horse_ebooks was actually the bassist from Dillinger Four or something
it might not be the new new album but it's 30 songs i've never heard before, so i'm still just as happy
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I liked it on first listen, but looking back at it, I realized the only tracks I really enjoyed were Deep Water, Darkside, Talk About It, Animals, and Medicine Man. The others just fell flat, and both of the tracks with Snoop did nothing for me at all. Deep Water is incredible, though.
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I love every track that isn't Loose Cannons (which has only gotten grosser in light of Dee Barnes bringing a lot of Dre's history of violence against women to my attention) and the one with Eminem's verse on it
But even if the album only gave me that absolutely filthy bass line on Genocide, I'd still love it
Good lord yeah, Loose Cannons was goddamn awful.
I'd have loved to have heard more from Ice Cube on the album. Those 30 seconds on Issues were phenomenal.
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Oops I got my FFF tickets
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
I fucking missed out on tickets for their Chicago show and didn't even realize it and I'm just so angry
The last couple of shows they've had in Chi haven't sold out, so I thought I was safe
But of course the reason they hadn't sold out is because they didn't have a recent record release and were through here like every six months
I should've known
fired up is def my stand out favorite
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I listen to it as just one solid thing every time, and everything blends together
In a good way, obviously
Fatal Flaw, maybe?
This has been stuck in my head for like 4 days god DAMN you Griffin McElroy
I like it more than the super heavy electronic/trap infusions that have been really popular this year, personally
A lot of 80s revival is actually better than stuff from the 80s it is inspired by too!
"Better than the 80s" is a bar so low you could drag your feet over it
THAT OPINION IS BAD DON'T MAKE ME LIST ALL THE GOOD EIGHTIES THINGS
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