Red Mosquito

Coach wrote:After four years, you recycle a song that I have to pay twice for now. C'mon man.

have to

Great tune, horrible idea for this album

Very well done, completely out of place

Catchy and different, re-cycled old song

It will be very popular, I will skip it a lot

My wife will love it, but won't ever really listen to the album

theplatypus wrote:Maybe you just need to school some fools.

learn us, learn us good

Theres a twangy country/western guitar bit on this that makes me think of the the twangy spaghetti western guitar on pendulum.

So yeah, westerns, the desert, theres something there. Yellow moon kinda fits too.

McParadigm wrote:

Coach wrote:After four years, you recycle a song that I have to pay twice for now. C'mon man.

have to

I do want to buy the album because there are 4-6 tunes on there that I dig. But I get your point.

When did "My wife will love it" become the favourite backhanded compliment of RM?

this would be a great christmas single. probably unnecessary on this album though.

harmless wrote:When did "My wife will love it" become the favourite backhanded compliment of RM?

For me, it was when she turned to me at wrigley during Future Days, and said "I love it", while I was trying to make sense of why my rock band was playing behind keys performed by a producer.

So, it certainly fits the description here for me.

My point was here with SBM that with better decisions, both my wife and I could have enjoyed it more. She won't listen to this album in whole, ever. And I will skip this track on most listens. I will have cut this tune into some mix for either of us to enjoy it

hlniv wrote:

harmless wrote:When did "My wife will love it" become the favourite backhanded compliment of RM?

For me, it was when she turned to me at wrigley during Future Days, and said "I love it", while I was trying to make sense of why my rock band was playing behind keys performed by a producer.

So, it certainly fits the description here for me.

My point was here with SBM that with better decisions, both my wife and I could have enjoyed it more. She won't listen to this album in whole, ever. And I will skip this track on most listens. I will have cut this tune into some mix for either of us to enjoy it

harmless wrote:When did "My wife will love it" become the favourite backhanded compliment of RM?

Its apt. Would not agree its an apt statement? Pretty apt to me.

damnit

I haven't given the Uke Songs version many listens, b/c ukulele front and center sucks ass, but this isn't too bad.

EJ wrote:

harmless wrote:When did "My wife will love it" become the favourite backhanded compliment of RM?

Its apt. Would not agree its an apt statement? Pretty apt to me.

No, I don't consider it a useful gauge of anything. My wife has great taste in everything (including men), and quite often hates stuff that I'll forgive, like shitty Pearl Jam music.

Heeeeeeyyyy aaayyyy Heyyyyyyy Ayyy Ayyy

I really like this.

harmless wrote:

EJ wrote:

harmless wrote:When did "My wife will love it" become the favourite backhanded compliment of RM?

Its apt. Would not agree its an apt statement? Pretty apt to me.

No, I don't consider it a useful gauge of anything. My wife has great taste in everything (including men), and quite often hates stuff that I'll forgive, like shitty Pearl Jam music.

So, its not apt.

It's not the aptest, no.

EJ wrote:

harmless wrote:

EJ wrote:

harmless wrote:When did "My wife will love it" become the favourite backhanded compliment of RM?

Its apt. Would not agree its an apt statement? Pretty apt to me.

No, I don't consider it a useful gauge of anything. My wife has great taste in everything (including men), and quite often hates stuff that I'll forgive, like shitty Pearl Jam music.

So, its not apt.

harmless wrote:No, I don't consider it a useful gauge of anything.

I was the founding member and President of the This Shouldn't Be on the Tenth Album Club and I love what they ended up doing with this. I'd rather have it than not have it.

The easy delete track is FD, not this.

The shuffle of this song kinda reminds me of "Cabron" by RHCP...