2 of my favorite bands are The Grifters and Red Red Meat: DISCUSS

hey maudlinharold, if you want the link I need you to post so I can see your email

man- I only listen to the same old music. but then I found sin ropas which is goodness in the vein of red red meat meeting an experimental califone...

but now I'm back to square 1 again. I bought the Hot Monkey cd recently, that was good and all. But I think its time that I start branching out to other singer/songwriters that are not affiliated with red red meat or grifters. I just wish I you all could suggest something good.

those bastard souls

the juke/bmore/bloghouse frankenstein dance music they play at clubs

I think I have a bastard soul

1992

― cutty, Monday, September 3, 2007 11:27 PM (1 year ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

Can anyone hook me up with a better than 128kbs rip of Jimmywine Majestic? Sounds like something I'd love, but I'd want to sample it before buying it since the cheapest I can find is about 10 bucks with shipping.

I love Sin Ropas.

Bunny Gets Paid deluxe edition.
There is another link (in my link above) to a Pitchfork article (ahem) where someone admits that Red Red Meat aren't just "good" like their reviews initially stated, but are actually "pretty great stuff"...
1.Someone on pitchfork made a bad review
2.they re-listened to the record a few times
3.they changed their mind

IS STEP #2 SO HARD? WHY PITCHFORK WHY??!? WHY MUST COMMONERS LISTEN AND REVIEW MUSIC WHEN THEY HAVE NOT YET EVOLVED TO KNOW WHAT SOUNDS REALLY GOOD (or really bad) UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE AND THEY ARE OLD AND HAVE WASTED A GOOD CHUNK OF THEIR LIFE LISTENING TO WHAT THEY NOW REALIZE IS CRAPPY MUSIC, WHY?!?!?

WHY can't people notice genius to begin with? I blame a lack of variety of music in most people's life, and no years of experience listening to challenging music, or all music for that matter. A qualification of being a reviewer for pitchfork should be acknowledgment of band _____ and obvious dislike for band ______.

Developing the right (better) musical aesthetic must also involve following through the right life experiences, thus providing the proper knowledge to make assessments on what should be aesthetically pleasing or not – meaning that some people suck at life and that's why they cant realize what they are listening to is good until it’s too late. These unenlightened people need to get a better grasp of life’s greater intricacies and profundity or else they will never ‘awaken’ themselves to great music and remain oblivious dolts that are missing out on both awesome music and LIFE.

YEAH, being unlearned and inexperienced means you suck at life and will never get the greater picture or good music for that matter.

HEY IDIOTS ROAMING THE STREETS OF WALMART - you can only choose one:
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on another note, the guy who wrote the pichfork article I mentioned above is OK with me, and he has good music tastes judging from his top 100 albums from the 90's list.

P.S. Stop making Red Red Meat look bad.

i'm keeping things off-kilter here

I liked Red Red Meat, but I thought The Grifters were great, better than Pavement or Sebadoh or a half dozen other bands they got compared to from the same time or at least that is one reporters opinion.

Sin Ropas myspace blog

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

[New Sin Ropas]

Sin Ropas is back in the basement again....

Could somebody share a dl link for Crappin You Negative? I have every intention to buy it, but I need it right now digitally.

jimmywine majestic is the exile on main street of the 90s. holy shit does this album rule

listening now, love this

ty

jody foster, john the baptist, not a waitress left in sight

Always preferred Bunny Gets Paid. How does Manger compare?