yaaaaaaay!!! ima no kaku hajimete mita. hontoni choooooooo ureshi desu. railroad jerk wa saikin amari kangaite ni desu. hon to ni domo arigatogozimasu nihon no tour wa sugoku tanoshikata thank you for remembering tonylee
death cab was my first fave, decemberists, the walkmen (the rat is a great song by them), the shout out louds, sigur ros, interpol, cold war kids, shins, yo la tengo, jus to name a few
Always reminded me of the Stones (and I mean that in a good way). Wish they had been more consistent on their albums. Loved this song, but not a lot of the other tracks on this release. Like the low-fi energy of this band too. Reminds me of that era when bands like Guided by Voices were doing interesting stuff.
I got to see them LIVE in '95 with GBV and Paul K and the Weathermen at the Southgate House in Kentucky. Needless to say it was a little psychedelic that night......freaky kids and adults were prancing around the venue the entire night....and the sounds that were coming from their amps that night were spooky in a good way. What a turn on!
this was my favorite song naw it was the one that went' at the party and the end of the world, checkin out the check out girl,' find that one and put it up i looked it up home hang is what it is
this was my favorite song naw it was the one that went' at the party and the end of the world, checkin out the check out girl,' find that one and put it up
It is criminal that this brilliant band is so little known,especially here in the UK,but to suggest that thiers been no cool music since the '90s is ignorant & lazy.Im a fat,bald 48 yr old & even Ive heard of Brimstone Howl,The Mojomatics,The Yolks,King Khan & BBQ,Jim Jones Revue & Thee Oh Sees to name just a few.Every decade has its great music,dont fall into the same nostalgia trap that my generation did 90s kids,its the music that matters,not how old/young you were when u first heard it!
@weisslakejps Hey! I worked at WRAS in the early-mid 80's and we did have a kick-butt station. That is so cool you commented on that. And listened. It was some really great underground/indy stuff. There is still some great music out there but you have to dig for it.
this is my favorite macklemore song!
Beavis and Butthead!
90's rock ruled, there is shit out there right now. it's sad.
One of my all time faves. This was a great time for music.
Still truer than ever, 14 years after yr comment
This band was so great, deserved so much more attention. I'll cherish their records forever.
yaaaaaaay!!!
ima no kaku hajimete mita.
hontoni choooooooo ureshi desu.
railroad jerk wa saikin amari kangaite ni desu.
hon
to
ni
domo
arigatogozimasu
nihon no tour wa
sugoku tanoshikata
thank you for remembering
tonylee
So glad this is back uppppp
Saw em in Kalamazoo a long time ago. They put on a great show. Still listen to the LP
Takes a worried man to sing a worry song, and I'm not one of them😎
we dig-ah repetition
Also, "it takes a worried man to sing a worried song and I'm not one of them" is one of the all-time great lines.
Why?
such a good song
Is it just me or does this sound like Jack White during the intro? He was probably rocking this as a kid
death cab was my first fave, decemberists, the walkmen (the rat is a great song by them), the shout out louds, sigur ros, interpol, cold war kids, shins, yo la tengo, jus to name a few
i remember that show very clearly.
yaaaaaaaay
im so glad to hear that you enjoyed/ still enjoy RRJ
thank you
xo
tonylee
thank you for the kind comments and for remembering.
never managed by hilly although we played there a bunch.
thanx again
life is grand:)
xo
tonylee
Always reminded me of the Stones (and I mean that in a good way). Wish they had been more consistent on their albums. Loved this song, but not a lot of the other tracks on this release.
Like the low-fi energy of this band too. Reminds me of that era when bands like Guided by Voices were doing interesting stuff.
I got to see them LIVE in '95 with GBV and Paul K and the Weathermen at the Southgate House in Kentucky. Needless to say it was a little psychedelic that night......freaky kids and adults were prancing around the venue the entire night....and the sounds that were coming from their amps that night were spooky in a good way. What a turn on!
this was my favorite song naw it was the one that went' at the party and the end of the world, checkin out the check out girl,' find that one and put it up i looked it up home hang is what it is
this was my favorite song naw it was the one that went' at the party and the end of the world, checkin out the check out girl,' find that one and put it up
the box reminds me of the video that moby made for his song "honey"!!!!
It is criminal that this brilliant band is so little known,especially here in the UK,but to suggest that thiers been no cool music since the '90s is ignorant & lazy.Im a fat,bald 48 yr old & even Ive heard of Brimstone Howl,The Mojomatics,The Yolks,King Khan & BBQ,Jim Jones Revue & Thee Oh Sees to name just a few.Every decade has its great music,dont fall into the same nostalgia trap that my generation did 90s kids,its the music that matters,not how old/young you were when u first heard it!
@weisslakejps Hey! I worked at WRAS in the early-mid 80's and we did have a kick-butt station. That is so cool you commented on that. And listened. It was some really great underground/indy stuff. There is still some great music out there but you have to dig for it.
RRJERK. arigatogozimasu ;)
what are some good indie rock bands?
thanks for your input:)
awwww..... peepland is dead.... long live peepland....
awesome song~
its not as famous as it should be
thank you
sly stone said everybody is a star
:)
xo
tonylee
Only 39 seconds??? What a rip-off!
somehow it's actually playing correctly now????
Pavement much?
Beavis and butthead introduced me to this song
" uhhh a cardboard box!"