Meme/Spam
I am feeling a little bit insane (finals, college, oh my god), so I am doing my favorite meme ever to soothe my soul.
1. Go to the Wikipedia home page and click random article. That is your band's name.
2. Click random article again; that is your album name.
3. Click random article 15 more times; those are the tracks on your album.
Band: Military Intelligence and Security Group
Album: Waiohinu, Hawaii
1. Hotel du Lac
2. Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, California
3. Gen 75 Committee
4. Savvas Gentsoglou
5. Democratic League of Kosovo
6. Samuel Belkin
7. Heikegani
8. Exmormon Foundation
9. Progestagen
10. Stockholm, South Dakota
11. Bob Bondurant
12. Joseph Greenberg
13. Robert Aderholt
14. David Phillips
15. Sato Kilman
Military Intelligence and Security Group (known as MISG more often) are a post-hardcore punk band from LA with a cultlike following that calls themselves MISGies. They didn't start out political, but this is their third album and it is a bizare mix of traditional Hawaiian instruments over power chords and specific indites of politicians that nobody has ever heard of.
True MISGies say that the best track is number five. Live, the lead singer does a really kickin' ukelele solo and a death metal scream. They actually had a cross-over hit with Progestagen, which is a ballad about a M2F transsexual. No one can figure out why they set the music video on the surface of Mars.
1. Go to the Wikipedia home page and click random article. That is your band's name.
2. Click random article again; that is your album name.
3. Click random article 15 more times; those are the tracks on your album.
Band: Military Intelligence and Security Group
Album: Waiohinu, Hawaii
1. Hotel du Lac
2. Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, California
3. Gen 75 Committee
4. Savvas Gentsoglou
5. Democratic League of Kosovo
6. Samuel Belkin
7. Heikegani
8. Exmormon Foundation
9. Progestagen
10. Stockholm, South Dakota
11. Bob Bondurant
12. Joseph Greenberg
13. Robert Aderholt
14. David Phillips
15. Sato Kilman
Military Intelligence and Security Group (known as MISG more often) are a post-hardcore punk band from LA with a cultlike following that calls themselves MISGies. They didn't start out political, but this is their third album and it is a bizare mix of traditional Hawaiian instruments over power chords and specific indites of politicians that nobody has ever heard of.
True MISGies say that the best track is number five. Live, the lead singer does a really kickin' ukelele solo and a death metal scream. They actually had a cross-over hit with Progestagen, which is a ballad about a M2F transsexual. No one can figure out why they set the music video on the surface of Mars.