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Music Addict
Join Date: Mar 2008
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Just a collection of some really good songs:
1. Joy Zipper - 1 2. Why? - Alopecia 3. The Good The Bad & The Queen - History Song 4. Okkervil River - Unless It Kicks 5. Rilo Kiley - The Frug 6. Green Pajamas - When She Comes 7. Nazareth - Rain On The Widow 8. MGMT - Weekend Wars 9. Jack Drag - She Trips Me Out With The Pink Floyd 10. Flotation Toy warning - Fire Engine On Fire PT. 2
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The Sexual Intellectual
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Somewhere cooler than you
Posts: 18,605
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I should have done this a long long time ago.......
POISON IDEA ![]() 1. A.A. Taken from the E.P. Record Collectors Are Pretentious Assholes 2. Rubber Husband Taken from the E.P. Record Collectors Are Pretentious Assholes 3. Lifestyles Taken from the album Kings Of Punk 4. Hangover Heartattack Taken from the E.P. Ian MacKaye 5. Getting The Fear Taken from the E.P. Ian MacKaye 6. Up Front Taken from the album Pajama Party 7. Plastic Bomb Taken from the album Feel The Darkness 8. The Badge Taken from the album Feel The Darkness 9. Taken By Surprise Taken from the album Feel The Darkness 10. Feel The Darkness Taken from the album Feel The Darkness 11. Star Of Baghdad Taken from the album Blank Blackout Vacant 12. Punish Me Taken from the album Blank Blackout Vacant 13. Don't Ask Why Taken from the album Blank Blackout Vacant 14. Crippled Angel Taken from the album Blank Blackout Vacant 15. Stare At The Sun Taken from the album We Must Burn If you have ever wondered what Motorhead would sound like if they were a hardcore band then meet the fattest junkies in the world ....Poison Idea From 1980 till 1993 Poison Idea left a trail of booze , drugs , junk food & rock n roll in their wake as they pulverised audiences worldwide with their brand of old style rock n roll influenced punk rock. Included in this compilation is A.A. & Rubber Husband from their wonderfully titled Record Collectors Are Pretentious Assholes E.P. Lifestyles is the opener from their debut album Kings Of Punk. The Ian MacKaye E.P. is not named in tribute to the man but in mockery , Poison Idea were the antithesis of straight edge choosing the hedonistic rock n roll lifestyle rather than munching lettuce & drinking orange juice. Up Front is a Wipers cover from their covers album Pajama Party. The ultimate party album where the band proudly display their influences ranging from Elvis to Booker T & The MG's to the MC5 , to New York Dolls to The Damned to Motorhead , even the Go-Go's get a look in. The next 8 tracks are from the bands best 2 albums Feel The Darkness & Blank Blackout Vacant. Plastic Bomb is the blistering opener to their live shows. The Badge was covered by Pantera in a pitiful attempt to show how hard they are and that they're not really that hair metal band ... honest. Feel The Darkness is the wonderful brooding title track from the album & quite possibly the bands best song ever. The 4 songs on Blank Blackout Vacant show the bands songwriting improving even more and see the band concentrating more on crushing your skull with heaviness rather than speed just like the way classic Motorhead used to. In fact the little bass solo during Crippled Angel could just as easily come from Overkill or Ace Of Spades album. The compilation finishes off with Stare At The Sun. The closing track off that bands final album We Must Burn. The band split in 1993 when guitarist and founder member Tom 'Pig' Champion called it quits. They got back together in 2005 and recorded an album Latest Will & Testament but sadly on January 31st 2006 Pig Champion died & the album was released posthumously. Nobody whoever heard or saw Poison Idea ever forgot them. Ask Jackhammer , he saw them live (Bastard!!!! ![]()
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daddy don't
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: the Wastes
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In good faith, Urban, I am going to accept your gracious gift, but bear in mind I have just spent all evening listening to Pere Ubu, the Expressionist garage band. I don't think these guys would get on too well...
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Ba and Be.
Join Date: May 2007
Location: This Is England
Posts: 17,331
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I think only Urban and myself realise how much this means. Many many thanks. You have the music and I have seen them live! woop woop!
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Da Hiphopopotamus
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: cloud cuckoo land
Posts: 4,034
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^^^they look cool...but how can you be a fat junkie is my question?
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Groupie
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Ontario
Posts: 22
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1. Minor Key Symphony - Cauterize
2. My Heroine - Silverstein 3. Imagine - John Lennon 4. You'll Make It - Faber Drive 5. Alibis - Marianas Trench 6. Hand In My Pocket - Alanis Morissette 7. What It Is to Burn - Finch 8. Let It Enfold You - Senses Fail 9. Into Oblivion - Funeral For A Friend 10. A Goodnight's Sleep - The Starting Line |
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