Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 10 Oct 2011, 22:04
Anyone else find the Tomahawk albums actually sounding much better as time goes on?
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Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 11 Oct 2011, 05:38
Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 11 Oct 2011, 08:04
I spun Mit Gas the other day walkin my boi Roz through the hood.
Seems like time has done that album well. I like it more than I thought I did.
Of course their first album is classic. I spin that one everytime i want to get ready for a fistfight that never really ever happens. THanks Tomahawk!
Seems like time has done that album well. I like it more than I thought I did.
Of course their first album is classic. I spin that one everytime i want to get ready for a fistfight that never really ever happens. THanks Tomahawk!
Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 02 Nov 2011, 06:55
I have but then again we all knew Tomahawk is the best thing Patton has ever done anyway. Usually his best work is when someone else does the writing.
Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 02 Nov 2011, 07:35
Tomahawk = the best thing Patton's done? eh?
the best thing homes had done is be born and to have lived from they day his mom shat his out her ass to now. it's easier to shoot fish in a barrel then try to catch them with a shoelace and bend spoon. think about it!
the best thing homes had done is be born and to have lived from they day his mom shat his out her ass to now. it's easier to shoot fish in a barrel then try to catch them with a shoelace and bend spoon. think about it!
Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 02 Nov 2011, 14:42
Tomahawk was Patton pining for FNM after realizing Fantomas' ultimate paucity as a post-FNM vehicle.
First album has some great tunes, second album has a couple. But Mit Gas was a rush-job and is 2/3 filler.
First album has some great tunes, second album has a couple. But Mit Gas was a rush-job and is 2/3 filler.
Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 20:33
cocklesby wrote:Anyone else find the Tomahawk albums actually sounding much better as time goes on?
They have always sounded great. Really itching to hear the new one. You know, not flea-bitten like sockhop gruel, cribdeath mountain, vapid penumbra, etc. just ready for the chop!
Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 18 Nov 2011, 23:34
Bayfield Brothwell wrote:I spun Mit Gas the other day walkin my boi Roz through the hood.
Seems like time has done that album well. I like it more than I thought I did.
Of course their first album is classic. I spin that one everytime i want to get ready for a fistfight that never really ever happens. THanks Tomahawk!
Played mit gas while walkin with your boy in the hood? What'd ya do, play it with a boom box carrying it over your shoulder?
Re: Tomahawk revisited
Posted: 19 Nov 2011, 05:29
those firts two were in HEAVY rotation when they first dropped , also the stockholm boot = super treat . plus i got to see em live 3 times , the show at the empty bottle REALLY small venue , like a large bar) was fucking intense . it was like 110 degrees , unbelievable way too fucking loud , so yeah .
mit gas coulda used about 3 more very solid songs .
anon is great for outdoors , like bbq on a saturday night just before sundown .
personally i am very curious what this new one is gonna be like . its been long enough , just hoping it isnt too mellow , there funky / softer side is great but the geared up dirty tomahawk is were i really smile . he better bring back the gas mask for at least one new tune ...
mit gas coulda used about 3 more very solid songs .
anon is great for outdoors , like bbq on a saturday night just before sundown .
personally i am very curious what this new one is gonna be like . its been long enough , just hoping it isnt too mellow , there funky / softer side is great but the geared up dirty tomahawk is were i really smile . he better bring back the gas mask for at least one new tune ...