AnthonyVillalobos wrote:

lil bow wow

i say 'steady as she goes' is the best track there. nc.

This record is leagues better than 1000 Hurts.

Worth mentioning how much my Mum loves the artwork, the photos and the drawings.

A lot of great rock music and mother is happy. Can't really ask more from LP until one comes along that can make me meringues and do the laundry.

Jeepers, would I had liked it more with-out strong bad. Yes.

That song would have been 100% without that addition.

No big deal though. Although If Bob, Steve, or Todd would be willing to send me a vinyl or cd cut of that song minus strongbad, I would be happy to receive it. (I all ready have payed once.So sending it for free would be OK)

It just fucks up everything for me. Like finding a mouse's head in a jar of peanut butter. -You can try scooping around it every day to make your lunches. Or... you can throw it away.

I have to go make lunch.


-K

I must admit, the first few listens it sounded more like at advertisement for EAR than a record I would enjoy as much as At Action Park or Terraform, but its grown on me alot since.

Any album with a song containing the line:
"Close the lights, pour the wine, lose the pants..." could never be crap!

that damned fly wrote:it's not crap, but it's not monumental either.

I listen to monumental albums exclusively.

Lost interest in this one rather quickly, just doesn't have the same menace to it as previous efforts.

Wouldn't be so bold as to call it crap but it is quite tame.

the averange time between shellac's albums is 4,3 years

I just bought this album at Best Buy. Fucking Best fucking Buy had it. One copy.

Listening to it now.



The CD holder thing is really hard to fit back into the slip over thing.

I see what you did there.

big_dave wrote:A lot of great rock music and mother is happy. Can't really ask more from LP until one comes along that can make me meringues and do the laundry.

You gotta think dirtier, my friend.