Also Mos Def gotta lower his prices coz he be hot garbage.
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6-4.
Easy yes.
Don’t know what everyone else is playing at.
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Recorded/released during the first Bush presidency, it got a second wind during the reign of Dubya at the turn of the millennium…
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Liked the pace to begin with, then dropped away too much for me.
Yes, but I wasn’t a huge fan.
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Well that was a disappointment after a great start
But it was better than the previous efforts so I feel that I must support you and hope that you continue to move in a positive direction
So have a small Yes
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Mrs Azza tells me this quite regularly…
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Coffin Break, there’s a blast from the past! Brings memories of C/Z Records, early Epitaph, Cruz, bands like Chemical People, Treepeople (still a big fave). Yes from me.
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Decidedly ropey vocals, with the lyrics of a year 11 student whose parents have just gotten divorced and who summoned up all their courage to ask a girl to the prom, who promptly laughed in his face and turned him down.
However, I liked the melody and the music.
Yes…
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Yeah, Coffin Break’s vocals could be hit or miss but they came up with some kickin’ riffs.
Treepeople. Now there’s a band I have listened to in forever.
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Doug Martsch wrote some cracking tunes in that band before leaving to form Built To Spill. The other singer matched him at times too.
It’s a no from me, basically due to the laziness of the song structure.
I think there’s a reasonable song in there, but the way they’ve set it out is not it.
Built to Spill got more of the hype but I tend to prefer Treepeople’s stuff.
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Sounds like a Yes to me
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What, you mean like… Art?
Yes
If art is angsty teenage fifth form school textbook “kill them all” style doodlings then… yeah, sure…
Ball rolling Yep
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That’s exactly what art is.
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