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Early Grinspoon, Prong

BlackHole83 wrote:Early Grinspoon, Prong

I enjoy a bit of early grinspoon my self I don't like their latest album at all, it's so boring.

I don't mind a little Grinspoon, a buddy of mine here threw me a disc and It's chill, with a doobie and a cold one. I never really listened to much Australian tunes before I moved here but my first job here was a taxi driver and I'd just put on triple j and was introduced to many different bands here. A big plus in my transition stage

I remember Grinspoon being ok live when I saw them, and one of their albums was ok. Went rapidly downhill after the singer cleaned up though.

BlackHole83 wrote:I don't mind a little Grinspoon, a buddy of mine here threw me a disc and It's chill, with a doobie and a cold one. I never really listened to much Australian tunes before I moved here but my first job here was a taxi driver and I'd just put on triple j and was introduced to many different bands here. A big plus in my transition stage

Their old stuff was great to listen to but now they are just a regular pop/rock band. Where did you live before aus?

I remember them being touted as the next best thing by Triple J radio around 2001 / 2002 ish. And for a while there it looked like they were going to take off and successfully capture the "Middle Of The Road Rock With Just Enough Edge To Be Played On Alternative Radio" market. And good luck to them.

But then.....nothing. The last I heard of them the singer was in rehab for an ice addiction. Idiot.

A friend of my at-the-time girlfriend bought me the album Alibis And Other Lies for my birthday about five years ago. She knew I liked "heavy, weird" music, so she bought me this - obviously convinced it was "weird and heavy".

For a laugh I gave it a spin. Obviously I wasn't expecting much, not even something I could listen to in the car while driving to the supermarket. But I wasn't prepared for how unbelievably DROSS the whole thing was. Shitty emo alt rock - a cross between Good Charlotte and some crappy bunch of amateurs mimicking AC / DC.

I donated it to charity the next time a collection came. I really should find out who eventually ended up with the cd and apologise to them.

That was really nasty of me.

Guide to better living was released in 1997 and was all over Triple J

blame HB. heavy rotation. thanks brother!!!

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Not Tyson wrote:Guide to better living was released in 1997 and was all over Triple J

And it was a damn fine album.

There. I said it.

Not Tyson wrote:Guide to better living was released in 1997 and was all over Triple J

ziggy23 wrote:GZA - Killah Hills (Life of a drug dealer) (feat. RZA & O'DB)

FUCK IS THAT?! HELLS ANGELS?!

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N.Y.H.C. wrote:

ziggy23 wrote:GZA - Killah Hills (Life of a drug dealer) (feat. RZA & O'DB)

FUCK IS THAT?! HELLS ANGELS?!

GZA - Hell's Wind Staff /Killa Hills 10304
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NPR stream of Morning Phase
First Listen: Beck, 'Morning Phase'

Live versions of Morning Phase songs (played three of them in Santa Cruz back in May, before album's release.

Metallica - Low Man's Lyric

One of my favourites from the load/re-load era.

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In a grunge mood today. Lots of Alice in Chains and Nirvana!

fuck ya'll analog niggaz we be digital. greatest Wu-remix of all time. should've kept this Ruthless Bastards beat and used it on Supreme Clientele.

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Tool - Wings For Marie

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven

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Living color - Cult of personality

TheBirdman wrote:Living color - Cult of personality

Matty just got a hard on lol.

Ghostface Killah feat. Rza - "Who's The Champion" (produced by Rza)

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