WHAT'S THE POINT?
The intention is to promote people who make beautiful music.
The intention is to introduce you to the people who have been carving their own path...with no care for what anybody thinks.
We try not to post things that are still for sale but sometimes post things that are not easily available. If you like what you hear, then find these people and tell them how great they are.
Better still, tell them and then seek out their new releases and buy them. We add links, when they are reliable and active, so that you can keep track if you so wish.
Always go straight to the artist or the label where possible. That way, the money goes straight to the people responsible for this art. These people rely on our support to keep going and make more quality releases!
Please feel free to leave comments as you go along...at least then we know you appreciate this stuff (or otherwise) and you're not just a bunch of freeloading file collectors.
If you made this music and we have pissed you off by posting any of this, please leave a comment in the post and the offending articles will be removed.
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4 comments:
I once saw Monster Magnet too. The singer tromped around onstage, sometimes muttering to himself. The guitarist tuned up and nothing more. The drummer sat behind his kit. The bassist played some random notes. They left the stage.
Correction: it was Thelonious Monster I saw. Not Monster Magnet. Apologies to all, especially to Ed Mundell. He would never tune up and then just stand there.
To steal a comment some music journalist once made about Urge Overkill(ugh), Monster Magnet were some very smart boys playing very dumb. The album cover of Powertrip made that pretty apparent for anyone who didn't figure it out sooner. When come the Cosmic Psychos posts?
I have literally no clue what quote you're referring to.
I saw them in 1992, I'd bought a fair bit of their work prior to that. Seeing them made me immediately dislike them. I'm sure the singer is a very nice man. I thought he was a bell-end.
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