price wrote:It's really Ian MacKaye against The Jesus Lizard.
What the hell
price wrote:It's really Ian MacKaye against The Jesus Lizard.
that damned fly wrote:they don't really have the impact that tjl had.
that damned fly wrote:fugazi really does have the better catalog but they don't really have the impact that tjl had. really, they don't.
Skronk wrote:that damned fly wrote:fugazi really does have the better catalog but they don't really have the impact that tjl had. really, they don't.
Impact how? Critically, or just on personal taste?
I don't know what people see it TJL compared to Fugazi. To my ears, Fugazi never got dull, and musically, I find them more interesting.
that damned fly wrote:Skronk wrote:that damned fly wrote:fugazi really does have the better catalog but they don't really have the impact that tjl had. really, they don't.
Impact how? Critically, or just on personal taste?
I don't know what people see it TJL compared to Fugazi. To my ears, Fugazi never got dull, and musically, I find them more interesting.
as in the impact the band makes on your ears and mind.
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price wrote:It's really Ian MacKaye against The Jesus Lizard.
run joe run wrote:Kerble your enthusiasm.
Dr. Geek wrote:that damned fly wrote:Skronk wrote:that damned fly wrote:fugazi really does have the better catalog but they don't really have the impact that tjl had. really, they don't.
Impact how? Critically, or just on personal taste?
I don't know what people see it TJL compared to Fugazi. To my ears, Fugazi never got dull, and musically, I find them more interesting.
as in the impact the band makes on your ears and mind.
That's subjective.
John George Peppers wrote:WHo the fuck still hasn't voted at this point.
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