I’ll still jam some LB they have some good tunes. I used to listen to my brothers cd of Chocolate Starfish as kid
LB actually got some musicianship but gets dragged down thanks to Fred
@Aruji gave Shaking the Habitual a re-listen and all the more traditional songs with vocals are all still brilliant and if it was just the best 8 or 9 songs would be a top 5 album of the century, but the 19 minute track, while still pretty good, is not something I would listen to on every play of the album. Fracking Fluid Injection is still awful and I had to move the needle to the last song.
Overall will still get a decent spot on my list.
that’s one of the many reasons it doesn’t make sense when someone criticized art, specifically film, for being “campy”
I'll never forget the handful of times Befly referred to Inception as "too campy"
LB actually got some musicianship but gets dragged down thanks to Fred
Tbh I don’t mind his singing though it can be hit or miss especially after Significant Other. I won’t defend his rapping though
Tbh I don’t mind his singing though it can be hit or miss especially after Significant Other. I won’t defend his rapping though
Speakin on Morbid Angel doesn't that main riff in Opeth's Masters Apprentice sound ripped right from them haha
@drjdeponytail i slept on little green house, reminds me of floral green title fight mixed with proper dose story so far
did this guy sample Kanye mumbles
that Peggy & Danny album is pretty chaotic. that's a good thing.
don't know what to say atm but it's def interesting
that Peggy & Danny album is pretty chaotic. that's a good thing.
don't know what to say atm but it's def interesting
Feels more like a mixtape than an album
@Aruji gave Shaking the Habitual a re-listen and all the more traditional songs with vocals are all still brilliant and if it was just the best 8 or 9 songs would be a top 5 album of the century, but the 19 minute track, while still pretty good, is not something I would listen to on every play of the album. Fracking Fluid Injection is still awful and I had to move the needle to the last song.
Overall will still get a decent spot on my list.
I love Fracking Fluid Injection. Gives me huge Industrial meets Anco vibes. Def not nice to listen to but I like how unnerving it is.
If I'd rank the songs on the album I'd probably say (aside from the one-minute interludes)
1. Full Of Fire
2. A Tooth For An Eye
3. A Cherry On Top
4. Stay Out Here
5. Without You my Life Would Be Boring
6. Ready To Love
7. Old Dreams Waiting To Be Realized
8. Raging Lung
9. Fracking Fluid Injection
10. Wrap Your Arms Around Me
11. Networking (and I love that one too.)
What are your favs?
Feels more like a mixtape than an album
I guess that was their intention tbf
I never thought of camp as cinemas version of punk
"Camp, or kitsch as it is commonly referred to, is defined as an aesthetic that has value based on its seeming lack thereof. Its inherent beauty is in its ugliness, its corniness, and its well-worn sentimentality. Camp is, in a way, a rebellion: a rebellion against the growing inaccessibility of art and film by the lower class."
Camp is like mod
Exploitation was punk
For the most part it either went in that direction or the Joy Division/Cure/Smiths direction. The Clash seem like the ultimate kitsch-y punk band.
For me personally when I think "punk" my mind goes to 80s hardcore
Third option was new wave/alternative rock @Elric
How so with Steinman
you have to feel it. Don't know his upfront campy appeal. As if he's completely unashamed of his kitschy songs and means it entirely serious.
Also, his music is based on musicals which are in general the North American pendant to European opera mixed with more popular genres. He then proceeds to write long but very catchy and dramatic tracks. Kind of a similar appeal.
No offense to my gay homies, but they sort of embraced it so hard that it became absorbed by the mainstream where all of its John Waters-esq edges were sanded off and it ultimately turned it into this ironically detached cutesy junk targeted exclusively to them. S*** like M3GAN is what you get now.
You could argue Tom Green completely changed what camp meant for a new generation
@drjdeponytail i slept on little green house, reminds me of floral green title fight mixed with proper dose story so far
Yeah, Anxious goes pretty hard. You dig Squint?
you have to feel it. Don't know his upfront campy appeal. As if he's completely unashamed of his kitschy songs and means it entirely serious.
Also, his music is based on musicals which are in general the North American pendant to European opera mixed with more popular genres. He then proceeds to write long but very catchy and dramatic tracks. Kind of a similar appeal.
tbh i know very little of Steinmans music. idk where you guys found Pandoras Box but it doesnt seem to exist for me.
You could argue Tom Green completely changed what camp meant for a new generation
I don't know what you'd call Tom