Shane wrote:Who is your favorite artists?
D0CPAZUZU wrote:It's so hard to choose a favorite raper. Some rapers are better than others, while some have such wildly different raping styles as to make comparisons arbitrary.
I guess I prefer old-school rapers over todays bunch who are less political than the early rapers. My least favorite raper is that guy out of Ferris Beuller though.
Yeah, Matthew Broderick, smarmy little gentleman.
keepcoolbutcare wrote:Pavement
vicious_bastard wrote:keepcoolbutcare wrote:Pavement
Have you heard any of Malkmus' solo stuff? I have been listening to 'Face The Truth' quite a bit - great lyricist.
Malkmus...Also can't sing
seppukudkurosawa wrote:Malmus...Also can't sing
I think the first track of their first album, Silence Kid, pretty much disproves your point their Paz.
I you think Malkmus can't sing, you probably really really hate Tom Verlaine too. Him and Richard Hell.[quote
seppukudkurosawa wrote:Crooked, Crooked Rain wasn't their debut? Well that's when they debuted into my heart
Buzz McCool wrote:No their debut was Slanted & Enchanted which you should go and buy immediately. There's a special edition which has about 30 extra tracks
seppukudkurosawa wrote:Buzz McCool wrote:No their debut was Slanted & Enchanted which you should go and buy immediately. There's a special edition which has about 30 extra tracks
Done...and Done. I have way too many albums already, but I'm willing to make an exception for my beloved Malkster.
Not sure about this obsession with bonus tracks the record companies have though. 30?! I hope they're not all out-takes, or alternate takes, or fake-takes, or what have you though.
And I know it's probably historically relevant for massive fans of the album, but who wants to hear some lo-fi version of Creep recorded in a bath-tub at its moment of conception? Well, I guess a lot of you crazy-ass obsessives, but not me.
Ribbons wrote:Did you read Bono's Rolling Stone interview, MasterWhedon? That guy is a talker.
MasterWhedon wrote:Easily the best (and most relevant) band in the world:
MasterWhedon wrote:Ribbons wrote:Did you read Bono's Rolling Stone interview, MasterWhedon? That guy is a talker.
I did, and he is. But I loved it. The guy speaks poetry, so I'll listen to him talk all afternoon. The way he speaks about the world and music and religion just meshes really well with my own views.
D0CPAZUZU wrote:dewy-eyed aging indie-losers
MasterWhedon wrote:Easily the best (and most relevant) band in the world:
MasterWhedon wrote:Ribbons wrote:Did you read Bono's Rolling Stone interview, MasterWhedon? That guy is a talker.
I did, and he is. But I loved it. The guy speaks poetry, so I'll listen to him talk all afternoon. The way he speaks about the world and music and religion just meshes really well with my own views.
Colin wrote:Bob Dylan speaks poetry. Bono says what he means.
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