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Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:56 am**

breather resist was the best live touring band in hardcore for a few years, there. charmer is an incredible record.

young widows doesn't quite do it for me, yet

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 10:04 am**

MrFood wrote:
242sumner wrote:
MrFood wrote:
I got an EP by a band called Bodies - because the guy in the record store told me one of the guys in this band was the brother of one of the Young Widows.

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Is there a problem?

I just don`t get it.
Maybe because Im using logic to figure It out...

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 10:14 am**

Have you bought an album of a guy just because his brother is in a band you like?
I fail to see the logical connection.

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 10:36 am**

breather resist was the best live touring band in hardcore for a few years, there. charmer is an incredible record.

young widows doesn't quite do it for me, yet

ditto

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 10:45 am**

MrFood wrote:On second thoughts, I couldn't give a fuck what you're talking about.

As you were.

You say something mean about me,but I will not return the favor.
It would`ve be nice to discuss, debate and share ideas with you.

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:10 am**

242sumner wrote:You say something mean about me,but I will not return the favor.
It would`ve be nice to discuss, debate and share ideas with you.

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:21 am**

Si, molto bene. But not groundbreaking.

Do you hear the Regulator Watts?

Listening to this guy swing like a kindergardener from Kurt Ballou's nuthairs made me realize how much Kurt Ballou swings from Duane Denison's nuthairs. He did it in BR (thanks for ditching the douchebag singer!) and he's doin it now.

It's fucking good, dudes, don't get me wrong. I can talk a lot of shit about stuff I really like.

Give it a few years, it probably won't hold up - but damn does it kick ass now!

Salut, Young Widows!

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:54 am**

Do you hear the Regulator Watts?

yeah, and 'breather resist' was the name of a hoover song. these guys definitely wear their influences on their sleeves. i do think they bring something a little extra to the table; there are far more derivative Jesus Lizard/Dischord rip-offs..

Posted: **Thu Sep 21, 2006 12:15 pm**

this is good stuff. how some of you fail to hear yow in there is beyond me. if i somehow went back in time and prevented his life, this would be a largely instrumental act.

Posted: **Fri Oct 06, 2006 3:21 am**

I´ve got the chance to see them play live yesterday and i really liked it. I agree with MTAR that getting rid of the singer wasn´t a bad move. Their music might not be the most original, then again which band´s music is? I hear influences from Shellac, Botch and Harkonen (which probably had a main influence which i can´t name right now). Cool Stuff! Record sounds really good as well...