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July 11, 2007

Ya piece of shit! Damned Oregon shit summer weather, balls! Screw this - garrrrrr! It's so humidddddddd I hate this shit.

And when it comes to accomplishing the task of completing the second half of my The Darkness review, it's all the worse. I need inspiration. . .

I'll get some Chinese food.

On a different note (about The Darkness), I heard that the song in the closing credits is done by Tomahawk, one of Mike Patton's (VA for The Darkness) projects.

Interestingly enough, I picked up the newest Tomahawk CD a week or so ago, never having heard the stuff before.

I dunno. . . I'm Native American and all, but Anonymous sounds mostly like a piece of instrumental bullshit with some odd chanting. Maybe it'll take a few more listens? I dunno.

My question for anyone who's familiar with Tomahawk: What the dick?

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Halon - July 11, 2007 (11:43 AM)
Everything by Mike Patton is unusual minus Faith No More. Check out Disco Volante by Mr. Bungle, some of the strangest music I've ever heard. But that's what I like so much about him, he doesn't play by the rules and although I don't like every one of his projects, I appreciate everything he does.

Anonymous was pretty disappointing; it's a bit different from their past stuff. Some of the Native American chanting stuff was cool but it's not even close to as good as Mit Gas or self-titled (which were both closer to experimental/doom metal than Anonymous).

Genj - July 11, 2007 (01:01 PM)
Mike Patton is one of those experimental musicians that you listen to and say, "Actually this kinda sucks."

I was very much not impressed by Disco Valente, and this is coming from someone that has and liked two Wolf Eyes albums.

carcinogen_crush - July 11, 2007 (01:29 PM)
I always get Wolf Eyes mixed up with Guitar Wolf.

pup - July 11, 2007 (04:07 PM)
Mike Patton was the voice behind The Darkness in the game.

Props to Guitar Wolf.

Genj - July 11, 2007 (05:31 PM)
I don't like Guitar Wolf or Wolfmother either. Wolf Parade is ok, but Wolf Eyes is still the king of wolf bands.

mardraum - July 12, 2007 (08:31 PM)
both ulver and wolves in the throne room beg to differ.

patton tends to bore me, but I like 2/3 of mr. bungle's california quite a lot.

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	Halon - July 11, 2007 (11:43 AM) Everything by Mike Patton is unusual minus Faith No More. Check out Disco Volante by Mr. Bungle, some of the strangest music I've ever heard. But that's what I like so much about him, he doesn't play by the rules and although I don't like every one of his projects, I appreciate everything he does. Anonymous was pretty disappointing; it's a bit different from their past stuff. Some of the Native American chanting stuff was cool but it's not even close to as good as Mit Gas or self-titled (which were both closer to experimental/doom metal than Anonymous).
	Genj - July 11, 2007 (01:01 PM) Mike Patton is one of those experimental musicians that you listen to and say, "Actually this kinda sucks." I was very much not impressed by Disco Valente, and this is coming from someone that has and liked two Wolf Eyes albums.
	carcinogen_crush - July 11, 2007 (01:29 PM) I always get Wolf Eyes mixed up with Guitar Wolf.
	pup - July 11, 2007 (04:07 PM) Mike Patton was the voice behind The Darkness in the game. Props to Guitar Wolf.
	Genj - July 11, 2007 (05:31 PM) I don't like Guitar Wolf or Wolfmother either. Wolf Parade is ok, but Wolf Eyes is still the king of wolf bands.
	mardraum - July 12, 2007 (08:31 PM) both ulver and wolves in the throne room beg to differ. patton tends to bore me, but I like 2/3 of mr. bungle's california quite a lot.

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