The title track "The Golden Age Of Grotesque" off that album. We live in a fucked up age in human history but especially the American ideas of how to "live life" has deteriorated to a demented level in a vast but thankfully still, minority of our populous here. It's a fitting song and Manson was right when he wrote the song and it still rings...
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This is the Live from Pompeii (1972) version of the song "Careful With That Axe, Eugene" originally on the non-album single Point Me at the Sky and was the B-side to "Point Me at the Sky" the A-side (Obviously haha) of the single. It was originally released in 1968 and whilst it was considered a "deep cut" or obscure at the time it quickly garnered...
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My pick for #loveahopeful has already been highlighted but I'm leaving this post for her as well even though she has much more influential members and models backing her with their support. If I didn't do my part though I would feel awful about it.
This hopeful is one of the greatest people I have ever had the privilege of meeting online and chatting with....
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Just a quick disclaimer for the video before I give the low down on it. There is NO Metallica performance despite the video claiming there to be a performance by Metallica. The video does link to Metallica performing a track for the featured band though at the end so if they're your "jam" then you'll want to follow that link after the video plays or...
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From the ever amazing Cibo Matto, off their E.P. Super Relax from 1996, the track "Sing This All Together." A monumentally awesome track and it takes vibes from older tracks in the 60's and 70's vein as well as some Motown musings as well. Enjoy and sing this song all together won't you? I know I will be. It took a few days, but much...
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From the first album Blood Drums from the band Cavern Of Anti-Matter, the track "You're an Art Soul." Enjoy. It was a dope ass debut album and I highly recommend their other outings if you've never heard them before! Have a good one.
From the one, the only, Slayer, off their 1988 album South Of Heaven, I give you the title track "South Of Heaven" so enjoy. It's one of those kind of days I guess. Have a good one everyone and I'll see you when I see you.
"The Love Song" by Marilyn Manson off the album Holy Wood. Enjoy or whatever. Sorry my "attendance" has been spotty here at best lately but still working through some shit inside my head. Hope everyone else is a-okay. See ya.
"Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd off their double album The Wall. Yes, it IS an overplayed asf song but it's fitting a lot of the damn time. Time to do the grind again. Laterz everyone.
I'm in this place today. So, here it is. From the always awesome (I miss this band!!) Pavement, off their album Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain; LA's Desert Origins, the track "Stop Breathin" and it's a doozie. I've always identified with this track too (fuck I say that a lot don't I?) and I really find Pavement to be one of my favorite all time bands....
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