daydreamer999
08-20-2007, 02:28 AM
you should all download this, because it's great
http://plaatjes.hemisphere.nl/303218.jpg
Crude - Inner City Guitar Perspectives [Flying Nun, 1996]
A messy scrawl of overamped guitar, clarinet, synthesizer, and trash-rock drumming. Sixteen short and corrosive tracks played and recorded by one man, Matthew Middleton, in Christchurch and Dunedin, the two urban centers of the South Island of New Zealand. Shocking noise and instant rock anthems struggle for ground zero. "This town is full of losers, you're one, you're one, you're one" are the entire lyrics to the lurching 59-second-long affront "This Town," which sure sounds great when blasted from a stereo in a white-bread jock-town like Lincoln, Nebraska. On "Sumerian Art Therapy," the gtr/drums/clarinet groove sounds like Pink Flag on 16RPM and a retarded version of "Honky Tonk Women" at the same time. Then the vocals come in and it somehow all turns into glam-rock. This CD is filled with surprises like that.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yhb0k4
http://plaatjes.hemisphere.nl/303218.jpg
Crude - Inner City Guitar Perspectives [Flying Nun, 1996]
A messy scrawl of overamped guitar, clarinet, synthesizer, and trash-rock drumming. Sixteen short and corrosive tracks played and recorded by one man, Matthew Middleton, in Christchurch and Dunedin, the two urban centers of the South Island of New Zealand. Shocking noise and instant rock anthems struggle for ground zero. "This town is full of losers, you're one, you're one, you're one" are the entire lyrics to the lurching 59-second-long affront "This Town," which sure sounds great when blasted from a stereo in a white-bread jock-town like Lincoln, Nebraska. On "Sumerian Art Therapy," the gtr/drums/clarinet groove sounds like Pink Flag on 16RPM and a retarded version of "Honky Tonk Women" at the same time. Then the vocals come in and it somehow all turns into glam-rock. This CD is filled with surprises like that.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yhb0k4