My daughter and I were playing ‘Band Name’ today with endangered species. There are sooo many. Two standouts: Jamaican Rock Iguana and Geometric Tortoise.
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Is Jackson Pollock’s Nintendo Hard Vengeance Quest just plain too long; or would it be OK for a suitably experimental and/or unlistenable album?
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Well, there is the band And They Will Know Us by the Trail of the Dead, so no. Definitely experimental.
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I would certainly give that a listen.
Rockin’ album name too:
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Peistaltic Howitzer Seven things you didn’t know about vultures
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Speaking as the token bluegrass fan: yes, please. There’s some quality music there, but it could use some support.
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Found in the Chiptune Spirituals section.
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Oh, you’re not alone! I’m also a bluegrass fan - I particularly like bluegrass covers of other musical styles.
This group reminds me of the Austin Lounge Lizards, if only in topic covered.
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I like this one:
Plus many many others
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The latest album from vegan anarcho-punk collective Rocket Propelled Zucchinis:
Weapons of Mass Nutrition
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The latest concept from Medieval Erection of Parapets.
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Song: Creek of Concern
Album: Last Battle of Disco Ridge
Band: The Circuitous Routes
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My 80s metal tribute band.
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[quote=“LearnedCoward, post:12, topic:97785”]
like elves, but not exactly.
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[quote=“xkot, post:6, topic:97785”] a fine patina of speculation and mystery
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Sorry, which is the band? 'Cause I totally want to buy A Fine Patina of Speculation and Mystery.
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I would assume that the first quote was the band name. Imagine getting up in front of a crowd and saying “Yo, we’re Like Elves, But Not Exactly”.
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Off to Amazon I go!
“Sup, yo. We’re…” [massive bong rip] “…A Fine Patina …Of Speculation And Mystery”
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