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>>> you should know that CAZ has a superior mind... in a year he bought the entire discography of the Melvins >>> Actually, it took me 4 years. I'm not the one with a superior mind, you are the one who's only listened to three genres in your whole life. Grunge, Punk & Hc. It's you, limited. Stick to your sounds, dumb yourself down even more with simple and straightforward rhythms, but then don't complain if the Melvins “seem complicated” to you. I wonder what would happen if you listened to Naked City. In this site, given your extremely low—if not non-existent—musical culture, you should just stay quiet. Be grateful they let you write, but don’t overdo it.
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"I don't think the ufomammut disdain them. The bassist does, though, but from what I've read about him, he practically despises everything that is stoner. However, when he needs to promote his records, he sends the press releases via email to all the stoner sites. What a guy. Then again, maybe he's convinced he's playing Street Punk, I wouldn't know."
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There are in the booklet of... I think "In The Name Of Suffering" by Eyehategod (or at least one of the Eyehategod for sure), in all those by Bongzilla (countered by Wizard in theirs), in the latest of Survaine (and a thanks to hell pops up from the hill), in some of Cathedral (another hell of a thanks that flows naturally), in that of Teeth Of Lions Rule The Divine (hyper-thanks to hell to the umpteenth degree) and in all the ones I have by Sons Of Otis (that is, all except the first and the last). Maybe, but I'm not sure, also in "The Art Of Self Defense" by H.on Fire, but I should check. As for Yob, I wouldn't know, maybe they're not familiar. Anyway, I hadn't noticed this before; in fact, they are not "greeted as they should be." At least where there's psych and there's doom, they should be there by right.
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I can't stand the "boss."
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I don't listen to supernatural cat products, out of passion. Even if Jimi Hendrix were resurrected with Bonzo's & K. Moon's double drums and Pastorius on bass.
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I'll get the DVD.
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Wow: Wino, Oh, Wino. But, damn, innovation is quite a big word :-)
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Beautiful, very much. Too bad about the album, I like it a lot, but an extra doom band was less needed than a psych-doom band like Yob. Even with Yob, as time went by, the psychedelia diminished, yet there was certainly more of it in Unreal Never Lived than in this. Still, it remains a great doom album, and Sheidt is a guy with balls. Psycho, from Yob, listen to Elaboration Of Carbon and/or Catharsis. Alongside Sons Of Otis, Yob were the only ones who could stand close to Electric Wizard (close, but not beside).
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<<< In what enthusiasts consider the quintessential Stoner Band of the post-Kyuss era. >>> You're doing terribly. Bad bad bad. <<< The Palm Desert brigade >>> From Palm Desert, there’s nobody in this lineup. << enriched by the psychedelic atmosphere that resonates throughout the work, >> Psychedelia, the qotsa? You’re doing terribly. <<< There are unmistakably stoner episodes, >>> You're doing bad bad bad. <<< amplifiers shot up to the ionosphere >>> But really, you're doing bad bad bad. A review to be included among "the most full of nonsense on the site." Off the top of my head, I remember one about Hawkwind that claimed they were a post-Maiden metal band, one about the Beastie Boys filled with nonsense that I can’t recall now, and another about the qotsa, but from the first album. Who knows how many I’ve forgotten, anyway this one is certainly among the most full of nonsense on the site. Amplifiers Shot Up to the Ionosphere. In the best cinemas.
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"Los Angeles Forum on September 4, 1970." is what is found in the double DVD from 2002, right? If so, 5.