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Isabelle Gall wrote:What's the song on 'Wrung' that takes forever to get going? I used to love pissing people off with it all the time back in the day.
Guitar: beedlydiddllyyghlyddilyydlllditditDANGGGGGGG!!
(Silence)
Guitar: beedlydiddllyyghlyddilyydlllditditDANGGGGGGG!!
(silence)
Vocal: ugHHTGGHHHHJJJSOMEmOTHVerfokkerrcsaiihyrahhhhhhewwAWWWwwwww!!
(silence)
Guitar: beedlydiddllyyghlyddilyydlllditditDANGGGGGGG!!
Etc.
SecondEdition wrote:Marsupialized wrote:SecondEdition wrote:Piasek wrote:SecondEdition wrote:Never heard this band. However, since the Laughing Hyenas' original rhythm section left to join, I'm assuming they're gonna be some nasty punk-blues of the stripe that I would like very much. Definitely going to check them out.
they're 10 times better than laughing hyenas
I find that extremely hard to believe.
Maybe 5 times better
Everyone who likes rock music needs to hear 'To love somebody' and 'Mississippi Breaks' and 'I'm hell' by Mule. Everyone.
Look, down there. I named one of my bands after a Mule song.
The Laughing Hyenas are such a great band in their genre - insanely angry punk blues - that it's hard for me to imagine anyone better at it. So I guess I really must check Mule out. What's a good starting point?
SecondEdition wrote:What's a good starting point?
Robert Anton Wilson wrote:The totally convinced and the totally stupid have too much in common for the resemblance to be accidental
chuckles wrote:I saw them many a year ago when they played in Leeds with Nomeansno and the Hanson Brothers. I'd never heard of them but by the second song my mate and I had gone over to buy their record.
They were excellent at that show. I think they opened up with that song off wrung, mentioned above. (Is it 'Searchlight'?) I remember how impressed I was with the sound of his guitar.
The bass player looked like he'd come direct from prison too.
Not crap and marvellous.
Rick Reuben wrote:We're all sensitive people
With so much love to give, understand me sugar
Since we got to be... Lets say, I love you
honeyisfunny wrote:chuckles wrote:I saw them many a year ago when they played in Leeds with Nomeansno and the Hanson Brothers. I'd never heard of them but by the second song my mate and I had gone over to buy their record.
They were excellent at that show. I think they opened up with that song off wrung, mentioned above. (Is it 'Searchlight'?) I remember how impressed I was with the sound of his guitar.
The bass player looked like he'd come direct from prison too.
Not crap and marvellous.
Please tell me you were the gent who declared love to the band afterwards at the merch stall only for none of them to understand your accent...
chuckles wrote:honeyisfunny wrote:chuckles wrote:I saw them many a year ago when they played in Leeds with Nomeansno and the Hanson Brothers. I'd never heard of them but by the second song my mate and I had gone over to buy their record.
They were excellent at that show. I think they opened up with that song off wrung, mentioned above. (Is it 'Searchlight'?) I remember how impressed I was with the sound of his guitar.
The bass player looked like he'd come direct from prison too.
Not crap and marvellous.
Please tell me you were the gent who declared love to the band afterwards at the merch stall only for none of them to understand your accent...
Not me, I'm afraid. I don't even think it was my mate. He was drinking more but I think still coherent and a bit scared of yon bass player.
Rick Reuben wrote:We're all sensitive people
With so much love to give, understand me sugar
Since we got to be... Lets say, I love you
Piasek wrote:
they're 10 times better than laughing hyenas
the$inmusicisallmine wrote:i never saw mule, and I do like their records, and I believe what everybody says in this thread about Mr. Long's guitar prowess, but without Mr. Brannon, you will have a hard ass time convincing me that Mule is better....
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