What can I say? It’s early Pink Floyd, how could it be bad?
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Monthly Archive for September, 2007
I should probably admit, I’ve always enjoyed Richard Thompson’s guitar quite a bit more than his songwriting (blasphemy!).
Owl: The Owl & The Bear contains zero grams of trans fat.
Bear: Therefore, it must be good for you!
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Bear: Let’s just say, for the sake of argument, that you’re a goddamn idiot and nobody likes you.
Owl: WTF!?!
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When I think about you I touch my stump. Ooh, I don’t want anybody else, oh no, oh no, oh no.
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2007, XL Recordings
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Devendra Banhart is criticized for the repetitive nature of many of his songs. This record is not like that at all, however, as the songs genre-hop more then Beck’s last LP.
Continue reading ‘Devendra Banhart - Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon’
Kay Kay And His Weathered Underground made an interesting choice, to release a debut album as a live album, claiming on tape that you are doing it as a “free sort of thing over the internet,” and then releasing it as a two-disc CD/DVD package.
Continue reading ‘Kay Kay And His Weathered Underground - Live From The Pretty Parlor’
Ugh. I’m not the biggest fan of Beck’s so-called hip-hop side (I can’t stand most of Odelay and don’t care much for Midnight Vultures), but I can at least appreciate his ironic and insightful lyrics.
