Check out Tomahawk's self titled when you have the chance. Comes after Mr Bungle yet still has a great sound coming from the guy behind them.
If you like the Mr Bungle album that is.
Thanks for the tip. I'm certainly having fun listening to this. Brimming with ideas. Styles upon styles. I already feel like I've listened to an albums worth of material and I'm only three songs in. Reminds me of Scottish weather, if you don't like it just wait a few minutes.
Thanks for the tip. I'm certainly having fun listening to this. Brimming with ideas. Styles upon styles. I already feel like I've listened to an albums worth of material and I'm only three songs in. Reminds me of Scottish weather, if you don't like it just wait a few minutes.
lol.
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Nevermind is filled with unforgettable, though sometimes novice, tunes with subpat to decent lyrics. But it also has great rhythms, great drumming by a personal fave of mine, and a good voice and backing vocals that work perfectly with Cobain's voice.
I forgot just how good SLTS really was. If anyone wants to try the album, I have the Big Four grunge albums in the new grunge thread's first post.
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