Red Mosquito

Love Goin Down South. Keen for this one.

Nice enough but RL rocks the shit outta that tune.

This is fucking great and im so glad they put it out.

Is it out already?

Yesterday. It rocks.

The Vinyl sounds magnificent. Cut over 4 sides/2 discs.

This is my black keys wheelhouse.

I need to buy it

The closer is a winner

I listened to this yesterday. Really solid.

The part I hated most about this album was my kid yelling that my music is bad and lifting the needle when I went to get a beer.

3 more fucking months until school starts again.

Lol

i like the album, solid all the way through

but i prefer their old raw style

same song covered, lets compare:

I mean you are right. The Big Come Up is really awesome, and one of the albums (with Rubber Factory) that are really untouchable for them. 20 years in they aren’t the force of nature they were. I appreciate that their sound evolved with them, and that they’ve made some excellent albums that are also fun and easy to listen to, but man those albums with Thickfreakness were on another plain.

well, im actually going to listen to this one. I havent been interested on these guys for so long, it feels good to go back.

VinylGuy wrote:well, im actually going to listen to this one. I havent been interested on these guys for so long, it feels good to go back.

It is very similar to Chulahoma in both concept and execution. Chulahoma plays kind of like a long EP and this is full length. The 6 minute Crawling Kingsnake is really good.

liebzz wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:well, im actually going to listen to this one. I havent been interested on these guys for so long, it feels good to go back.

It is very similar to Chulahoma in both concept and execution. Chulahoma plays kind of like a long EP and this is full length. The 6 minute Crawling Kingsnake is really good.

yeah, its similar. I only listened to half of it, its ok, kinda boring tough.

I listened once through. I think it is one of those albums that you have to hear a bunch of times to tease out everything they are doing. Is it my favorite of theirs? Probably not even close, but I do like what I hear the first time through.

liebzz wrote:I mean you are right. The Big Come Up is really awesome, and one of the albums (with Rubber Factory) that are really untouchable for them. 20 years in they aren’t the force of nature they were. I appreciate that their sound evolved with them, and that they’ve made some excellent albums that are also fun and easy to listen to, but man those albums with Thickfreakness were on another plain.

maybe you have to be a fan of these blues musicians. but i am loving this. Just grooving on one riff over and over.....

Mmm baby. tasty.