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rreihart
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Pork Soda is!
I was going through my iTunes library and discovered that it had been quite some time since I listened to any Primus. I started listening to Pork Soda and realized (once again) that it's a great album!
Music....constant rediscovery.
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Geetarzz
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| Music rediscovery...... That's about all i've been doing lately. I've been pretty let down by most new music. My lastest rediscovery is Overkill's (The Years of Decay). I love every song on it, and D.D.'s bass is just crushing on it! |
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GoneForever
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| Geetarzz wrote: | | Music rediscovery...... That's about all i've been doing lately. I've been pretty let down by most new music. My lastest rediscovery is Overkill's (The Years of Decay). I love every song on it, and D.D.'s bass is just crushing on it! |
Awesome album. Def. a classic. |
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whitedevilone
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| Geetarzz wrote: | | Music rediscovery...... That's about all i've been doing lately. I've been pretty let down by most new music. My lastest rediscovery is Overkill's (The Years of Decay). I love every song on it, and D.D.'s bass is just crushing on it! |
Kick ass record!Always missed Gustafson.His riffs were big as life.They still crush,but they've always needed 2 dudes to replace him.
Go easy on me Bag. 
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songsmith
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Been rediscovering Buck Owens lately... he once used his own money to buy a full-page ad in the Nashville Tenneseean stating that he would never sell out to pop radio. The Beatles eventually did it for him, but he never did.
Also rediscovering someone I found on Soundclick, Misha Mansoor. Phenomenal talent, he does progressive stuff with impossible time signatures, as well as classical, new-agey, and funny songs, all equally well, and was producing a song every few days on his fricking laptop. He had a band called Bulb, and one called Periphery, look them up.--->JMS
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