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Yes, sir!Aardor wrote:They're not just a band, they're a social club.
If you like Rage Against the Machine and The Coup, you'll love Street Sweeper Social Club.Funkmasterr wrote:How far does the similarity to Rage Against The Machine go? Does every single song on the album have some kind of activist message to it? If no I might actually give it a shot.
NoFunkmasterr wrote:How far does the similarity to Rage Against The Machine go? Does every single song on the album have some kind of activist message to it? If no I might actually give it a shot.
When you're finally able to download and listen to this incredible album, you will jizz in your pants.Sylvus wrote:Oh man, I wish I'd seen this post before I came to work so that I could have downloaded it.
Could someone please get me a towel?Spang wrote:When you're finally able to download and listen to this incredible album, you will jizz in your pants.Sylvus wrote:Oh man, I wish I'd seen this post before I came to work so that I could have downloaded it.
Yes, they rocked 100 Little Curses.Aardor wrote:Anyone catch their performance on Fallon last night?
I had to redeem myself after recommending Green Day. Although, I still dig that album, too.Fairweather Pure wrote:Thanks for the recommendation, Spang. This is really fucking good.
That's absolutely not what it needs, it's what stopped me from liking Rage more.Xatrei wrote:I dig this. Not to the "jizz your pants" level, but it's pretty good. It could use more left-wing activist messaging, though (not that it's not in there). A pro-Zapatista song would do wonders for this album!
@BootsRiley: Most of u picked "Promenade". Fact: background vocals on that were sung by Steve Perry of Journey.
You won't be disappointed.Funkmasterr wrote:I'm dead broke after Japan, but I'm definitely picking this up when I get paid. Already heard good things about it!