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qcjeph

More "bands as people"

Jan 10, 2010 22:20

Because I could do these forever, more bands personified as people (this time largely taken out of my own iTunes library):

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stocktaking January 11 2010, 03:44:04 UTC

Woodhands
Woodhands
Woodhands please do them

or at least just listen to I Wasn't Made for Fighting it is Jephmusic I swearz

Also you did everybody else's and you're going to make me weep wah-haaah

Also yes please to do Ratatat as well

cptn_rosaline January 11 2010, 04:05:01 UTC

I Wasn't Made For Fighting is a ridiculously fun song. YOU HAVE EXCELLENT TASTE, SIR.

stocktaking January 11 2010, 04:11:02 UTC

It is a strong opinion of mine that everyone needs to know about Woodhands and if they don't immediately make you shake some part of your real or metaphorical ass (sometimes obvious ass-shakery is inappropriate) then you have never truly rocked out and will probably never learn to.

cptn_rosaline January 11 2010, 04:13:36 UTC

Upon listening to more of their music, I have concluded that you are absolutely right.

bassplayer1231 January 11 2010, 04:14:11 UTC

GOD DAMN THIS FUCKING ROCKS. *tips hat*

stocktaking January 11 2010, 04:17:15 UTC

I guess since there is some Woodhands-love here I should mention that the lead dude is called Dan Werb and if you hunt for a podcast called Stop Podcasting Yourself he is on it a couple of times. In addition to being amazing, he is also hilarious. As is Stop Podcasting Yourself

qcjeph January 11 2010, 04:25:29 UTC

Downloadin' it now, sounds promising!

stocktaking January 11 2010, 04:28:21 UTC

look in your email, there is a download link if that is faster for you

stocktaking January 11 2010, 04:30:47 UTC

...or if that's what you did...um...enjoy!

and go see them if you can manage. dudes know how to stoke a crowd, holy shit

qcjeph January 11 2010, 04:28:39 UTC

Ratatat is your hipster friend who "ironically but also non-ironically in an ironic way" listens to gangsta rap.

djibril24 January 11 2010, 04:47:14 UTC

For years I wondered when a hip-hop artist would use them as producers. And Kid Cudi has finally done so. This pleases me greatly.

On the other hand, Mixtape 2 made me wonder if they were trying to find out just how offensive the lyrics for the songs they were remixing could get before their fans became really, really uncomfortable. There are so many things wrong with "Dead Wrong".

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