Rimbaud III wrote:

burun wrote:

Seriously, these are hilarious records. For those folks that haven't heard Jim Gillette's voice, you need to listen to Machine Gun Eddie.

EDIT:

I just saw THIS, and I'm on the floor in hysterics!

Y'all have seen the video for Freight Train, right? The four-necked guitar descends from Heaven as if delivered by God!

Bambouche wrote:

ha! I used to have massive arguments with my mum about this.
she thought this was a biopic about a real guy (I should point out that my mum wouldn't know what biopic meant, but that's what she was getting at).

she also thought the blair witch project was made from real footage.

as a side note eddie and the cruisers: 2 eddie lives has some of the funniest "rock" lines that I try and use as much as possible, where relivant

ie "I won't shortcut my music" etc.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:

eephour wrote:

This along with Nevermind were my first cassette purchases back in the summer of 1994. I was nine, and even then I sort of cringed listening to it.

I have to ask, did you already have the 1st record and were impressed enough to buy this one or did you think this one was better?

Nope I didn't hear the first one and after listening to this turd I had no interest in their back cataloge.

DrAwkward wrote:

Rimbaud III wrote:

burun wrote:

Seriously, these are hilarious records. For those folks that haven't heard Jim Gillette's voice, you need to listen to Machine Gun Eddie.

EDIT:

I just saw THIS, and I'm on the floor in hysterics!

Y'all have seen the video for Freight Train, right? The four-necked guitar descends from Heaven as if delivered by God!

There's something pornographic about that guitar and the way he fingers them both simultaneously.

It's been a while, so I re-listened to my Pezband album, and decided that it's not so crap after all. I kinda dig it.

However, I also re-listened to the Moody Blues' Seventh Sojourn. Yikes.

JMoffitt wrote:In my seach for more and more extreme metal, I came across this gem.

I know what you're thinking...but it wasn't nearly as good as it looks.

Jeezum crow, I think I had that album.


I would definitely go back to my college freshman self and put an abrupt end to this nonsense:


In my defense, they were a different band then, but still complete and utter crap. I didn't know any better. I had never even heard the term "jam band". I was drunk! DON'T JUDGE ME!

kazoozak wrote:

When I was about 16-17 this album was the shit. At 20, this album is just shit.

This is a great record.

JMoffitt wrote:In my seach for more and more extreme metal, I came across this gem.

I know what you're thinking...but it wasn't nearly as good as it looks.

I don't know what's embarrassing about this. They record live to tape and press their own vinyl!!