Amtrak To Hell

"You're an emotional cripple. Your soul is dogshit. Every single fucking thing about you is ugly."
Thu Jun 25
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“Hang Fire” by The Rolling Stones

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“Midnight Train To Georgia” by Gladys Knight And The Pips

Wed Jun 24

Things That Piss Me Off

Douglas Adams

The man wrote 7 of the most insightful, funny, clever and all around best novels ever, then waited almost a decade to start his last one, and then decided to croak of a heart attack while on a treadmill before finishing it. Dammit, Douglas, you couldn’t finish one more book before deciding to get your fat ass into shape? Fucking hell, everytime I pick up “The Salmon Of Doubt” and come to the unfinished ending, it’s all I can do to keep from taking a machine gun and heading to the nearest mall.

Worst Bands Ever: Wolfmother

Everyone with ears to hear who knows even the slightest thing about the history of rock music knows that Wolfmother is pretty much as derivative as you can get. That doesn’t necessarily make them suck in and of itself, since there are plenty of good bands that wear their influences on their sleeves, but fucking hell, at least try to feign some bit of originality. There’s a fine line between reverential tributes and bad copies, and Wolfmother clearly walks the side of the latter. As far as I can tell, these guys are nothing more than an AC/DC-Led Zeppelin cover band who added some vaguely different lyrics to their songs, and as much as Andrew Stockdale really, really, wishes he were Robert Plant, he’s simply not as good a singer. Making this kind of music without any fresh take 3 decades after it’s prime is not only boring and passe, it’s inexcusable. Not even the dimmest Wolfmother fan would argue that anything they’ve ever put out could even compare to Led Zeppelin or AC/DC, so why not just listen to the real thing in the first place?

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“What’s Your Thing?” by The Staple Singers

Tue Jun 23

Best Songs of the 2000’s: “Block Of Ice” by Thee Oh Sees

Best Songs of the 60’s: “Venus In Furs” by The Velvet Underground

Best Songs of the 70’s: “Sultans Of Swing” by Dire Straits

Best Songs of the 70’s: “Devil Woman” by Cliff Richard

jmarie3:

amtrak-to-hell:

I don’t actually frequent parties with those types of chicks, so I wouldn’t really know….maybe it’s a Cali thing, but I’m talking about the kind of hot chicks who would otherwise be into the likes of Ladytron, Hot Chip or old New Order….

I’m just messing with you.

(good Phish rebuttal by the way)

Thank you. Is it just me, or should there be a better commenting system than this reblogging crap?

Songs I Should Probably Hate But Actually Quite Like: “Sexy Back” by Justin Timberlake —- Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know….believe me, I hate that Timberlake bastard as much as the next guy, but if you’re at a party, and you wanna see all the hot chicks get up and start dancing like a bunch of strippers, there’s no better way to accomplish that than to put this song on….

Mon Jun 22

Best Songs of the 2000’s: “Breathin’ Out” by Kurt Vile

Best Songs of the 2000’s: “Young Adult Friction” by The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart

Best Songs of the 90’s: “Psychic Hearts” by Thurston Moore

Best Songs of the 60’s: “Subterranean Homesick Blues” by Bob Dylan