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poop camp";p="888622 wrote:I fucking love this album...

Me too.

BTW I'm starting to feel a bit sick, I chain smoked almost an entire pack of cigarettes on the drive home listening to this album. Guess this one really brought the 1/8th Native American out of me.

Just picked it up and listened to it during a very beautiful scenic drive home (lots of trees, green, hills etc). The first 3 tracks....kind of a slow start. But then track 4 blew me away, loved it. "NOW we're cookin'" were my thoughts. Nearly every track after that I liked alot. Of course...

Stone Gossard";p="884867 wrote:English mother fucker! Do you speak it?!

Samuel L. Jackson. 1993's Pulp Fiction. Tarantino's finest.

I do But the more I listen to this album I wonder if real natives would appreciate it or simply be offended, i thought of this while walking past a bunch of drunk natives on a stoop, i pictured what they would have thought if i put my headphones onto their head, and then told them that guy the sing...

Razor";p="873238 wrote:You know they just recently discovered that if you are fat your chances of getting some forms of cancer double?

I would not say i am fat, just pudgy. 5'7 195 lbs.

Going for the body builder look are ya? As opposed to what? As opposed to maybe going for a swimmer's build look, or going for the "healthy" look. Not everyone goes to the gym to have an Arnold body. I am pudgy and I smoke but i'd like to get into shape. It was my NY resolution but I mess...

i just got a workout with this album playing. pretty fun to listen to while you lift. i like it a lot. definitly more impressed with it then the first time i heard peeping tom. pattons voice soars really well in omaha dance.."we walk against the wind." probably my favorite part of the alb...

poop camp";p="873152 wrote:14 times in a row

Me want squwa

what the hell is squwa?

poop camp";p="873138 wrote:Hit that peace pipe hard during "Sun Dance" it's my new favorite

I plan on doing that.

You think this was better than the first two T-Hawk? I'm not the biggest fan of 'hawk, but I enjoyed the first two albums a lot more than this one. Only a handful of the first two are really good. 101 North, God Hates, Point and Click, SS of Success, Jockstrap, Bird Song, Rape this Day, Cap' Midnig...

I might light up a doobie when I get to hear this album. Havn't done that in years but it seems like the music may call for it.

toodles";p="873051 wrote:i read all of that thanks!!

I think I remember you from the old Mike Patton forum back when Bungle's California was released. Are you still an asshole or have you matured since then?

Please, why Patton cannot concentrate on ONE thing only. Is he so mediocre? This album sucks, forgotten within 5 days. Congradulations. You were able to contradict yourself in just two sentences. If Patton were so mediocre, he wouldn't have the talent and multiple ideas to concentrate on more than ...

Wha? How much you think the album sucks is completely irrelevant as I stated above. What is relevant is that you either ignore obvious facts and speak half-truth in a fleeting attempt to be able to make fun of someone on a forum(we all make fun of people who suck, even on forums, but to go out of y...

There is usually a 2 year period of people saying a Patton albums sucks before they see it's genius. It somewhat worries me that everybody is liking this album right off of the bat. Even California took a year before most Bungle fans realized how good it was. They expected DV2. Peeping Tom is fanta...

silver ball";p="871839 wrote:shit, I cant stay sober and listen to this

Are you ever sober?

Razor";p="871970 wrote:I love it, extremely different, but great. I'm sure a lot of people won't like it though.

Sounds promising. I can't wait to hear it.

ReverseEngineer";p="871982 wrote:

Now a three-piece, TOMAHAWK recorded "Anonymous" in two-parts. Duane Denison and John Stanier recorded solid music in Nashville while Mike Patton then ruined it in San Francisco.

that's my prediction to how I'll feel about this.

GIve it a chance.

Havn't heard it yet and I think I'll wait til it comes out. I'm tired of "ruining" it for myself. I will simply drive to Waterloo Records on June 19th, buy it, then drive around downtown Austin as I consume it. Can't wait til they tour. I know they'll come to Austin they always do.