SR37: I sorry

 

Andyman1125 wrote: Vompatti wrote: I feel like bumping something. This is the oldest alive Just For Fun thread right now: http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=67643

I kind of want to post in that thread now...

A Person wrote: Mule Variations is good so far.

There's good stuff on it, but as an album it confuses me a bit.

Henry Plainview wrote:   James wrote: I happen to like a lot of free jazz, Henry. Yeah, which I why I said that because it's taken you so long to finally hear that album.

There's a lot of excellent Free Jazz albums though.  There's also a lot of excellent free jazz albums.


Edited by James - May 30 2011 at 15:59

I still like my Shred title.

Hahahaha that Rolf Bos guy must be trollin'.

I didn't feel so. The opening track is the rock attack, followed by various bluesers and ballads (either guitar oriented or piano oriented), in the middle is a quirky spoken word or two, and at the very end you get universalist catharsis anthem. It's quite similar to most of his 1980's/1990's albums. In fact, most critics called it the most 'typical' Waits album.

Well I prefer Bone Machine, Real Gone, Rain Dogs, Closing Time, and Small Change to it. Ahahaha. He IS my favorite artist. I'd give Closing Time, Small Change, Swordfishtrombones, Rain Dogs, Frank's Wild Years, Bone Machine, Mule Variations, Alice, and Real Gone all 5/5. I'd give One From the Heart, Orphans, Heartattack and Vine, Heart of the Saturday Night, and Blood Money all 4/5. 

Wut pic, q.m. 

When you click ANY pic you see a dark page with a psychedelic ugly wombat staring at you? 

Wtf? That's not a wombat, that's a stone marten.