Can I add a sixth one because I am a cool guy?

Shots fired at Anders.

Yer chatting bollocks. You didn't even listen to the "songs you want Jorge to listen to" concept album we whipped up!

Well deserved. Interesting choice of music.

Anders is also a cool guy but too polite to utilize it

Thank you. I'm happy with the way it is.

I already listened to all these so I’m excited for the review from jorge

Post your own reviews

Yeah I will but Ill wait til Jorge is done

Dick Jones. And the title track. I hope you liked those.

I listened to PJ Soles yesterday. Local H is severely underrated. Kudos to whoever suggested that one.

I read the thread.

Good call, TWAT.

Jorge, tell me what you think of the Barry Lyndon soundtrack, I plea to you kind sir

Alright motherfuckers it is time to party

First up: What Makes a Man Start Fires? by Minutemen

I don't know much about Minutemen, only that Mike Watt was in the band, and I have heard a few songs here and there like "History Lesson Part II". I am expecting a latter-period Hüsker Dü kind of sound to this. Let's go!

Oh, it's more of an early-period Hüsker Dü kind of sound

Interesting that this is very much in the hardcore wheelhouse but barely features any power chords. The guitar is doing all sorts of twangy things

Damn, these bass parts are wild

"Beacon Sighted Through Fog" (cool song title) is almost jazzy, introduces some cool rhythmic hiccups and stuff

All the songs so far are under two minutes long, I'm not done forming my thoughts on one track when it's already moved on to the next one

There's a lead guitar part that is barely audible during the verse in "Mutiny in Jonestown," it's buried so deep it almost sounds like vestiges from re-used tape.

"East Wind / Faith" starts with an interesting percussion part that takes up about half of the song's 2:10 runtime

"The Anchor" has been my favorite song so far. It feels the most developed (in part due to the fact that it's by far the longest track)

These lyrics are really interesting and surreal.

"Sell or Be Sold" has early (Three Imaginary Boys era) The Cure vibes

Holy shit, the spoken-word part in "Colors" scared the living crap out of me. It's mixed differently from the rest of the vocals. I'm listening on open-back headphones and I thought someone was behind me.

Cool song too, love that little coda with the bass chords and the fading guitar

Haha "The Tin Roof" is wild. I had to go back and listen a second time.