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I'm pretty sure I heard my first Wolfmother song a couple of days ago, I've been playing Guitar Hero
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I'm pretty sure I heard my first Wolfmother song a couple of days ago, I've been playing Guitar Hero
I'm pretty sure I heard my first Wolfmother song a couple of days ago, I've been playing Guitar Hero and they had a song on there. It's called Woman.
Previously, whenever I heard the name "Wolfmother", I always thought of the First Aid Kit song Wolf.
I was gonna ask if you are a masochist for making numerous posts that invite abuse but considering you're a confirmed transexual furry, I already know the answer.I've been playing Guitar Hero and they had a song on there
Do you want to be smothered by a colassal woman.The first Wolfmother album is great. Apple Tree, Minds Eye, Colossal, Woman sound nothing alike.
The singer did blow two guys
Agreed. I don't really like the first fnm albums for that reason. Angel Dust is my favourite. Also he did a track with Doseone a few years ago and it was fucking terrible and I like Dose even though he makes pretentious white boy rap.That Rahzel record never came out. They did some live shows together and Rahzel made Patton look bad. Patton is terrific, but anytime he dipped his toes in wiggerdom it was always bad.
Wolfmother is faceless butt rock suitable for background noise in a beer commercial. 2000s rock music entered the same zombie state as the Simpsons: clearly dead yet still churning out shit. Generic timid dweebs with zero charisma dressed up in rock costumes making average recycled shit & the only people hyping it were desperate nerds clinging to the idea rock wasn't dead (DUDE THIS SONG HAS POWER CHORDS AND YELLING, MUSIC IS SAVED) or faggots born in 1997 who'd never lived through anything better.
Peeping Tom and General Patton & the X-cutioners was just not all that good. It's cool he just goes for it though. The pre-Patton FNM albums are terrific if you can appreciate the raw singing of Chuck Mosley. The Real Thing is good but I think I like it for sentimental reasons. Angel Dust is one of the best albums ever to me.Agreed. I don't really like the first fnm albums for that reason. Angel Dust is my favourite. Also he did a track with Doseone a few years ago and it was fucking terrible and I like Dose even though he makes pretentious white boy rap.
Yeah I'd rather an artist experiment and put out some dross than allow themselves to get stuck in a rut. Most of my favourite bands had some terrible albums. I like the Chuck albums a bit, but haven't listened to them for years. They are probably better than I remember tbh. I used to have no patience for vocalists. I even wrote off the first couple of Iron Maiden albums because I didn't think Paul Di'anno was any goodPeeping Tom and General Patton & the X-cutioners was just not all that good. It's cool he just goes for it though. The pre-Patton FNM albums are terrific if you can appreciate the raw singing of Chuck Mosley. The Real Thing is good but I think I like it for sentimental reasons. Angel Dust is one of the best albums ever to me.
Well they were like 40 by the time grunge became a thing, and by then they were pretending to be late 20’s. So basically any grunge band they looked at as “Thats something the late 20 year olds listen to, right?”
They love U2, Pearl Jam, STP, Foo Fighters, Kiss, Ozzy, Neil Diamond, etc…like the most stereotypical classic rock boomer playlist ever
Joe Rogan has the shittest taste in everything, but it's never brought up enough just how shit his taste in music is.I think Joe Rogan was on the show telling them how awesome Wolfmother was back in 2007 or 2008, so they just went into "if Rogan thinks it is cool, it must be true" mode.
I remember them shit talking drum solos, all drum solos sucked, except when fawking Godsmack did it. Friends of da show *sniff*Godsmack. No reason required.
Or it was something like what does the fox say in a desperate attempt to go viralThis is one of those "broken clock is right twice a day" things from Anthony's "book", where he says that Opie doesn't seem to actually like anything. Anytime Opie brought a song/band (or anything, really) to the show, he sounded completely unsure of himself and unable to not only articulate why he likes it, but he couldn't articulate anything about it at all. It was like an alien describing music or something. Anything he brought up was just to reflect on his desired image, as opposed to expressing earnest interest in something.
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