Red Mosquito

only ever listened to the argument and the instrument soundtrack. I love all that shit... Anyway just listening to shut the door and I love it so bad. Have you ever been cruel?

i burn a fire to stay cool

Dev wrote:only ever listened to the argument and the instrument soundtrack. I love all that shit... Anyway just listening to shut the door and I love it so bad. Have you ever been cruel?

If you like Fugazi instrumentals, you may like these:

stip wrote:I don't think I know a single fugazi song

turned2black wrote:You wouldn't like them.

stip, do you like this one? If so, there is hope. If not, you may as well steer clear of this thread pal. You may want to fast forward to about the 45 second mark.

I cant imagine Stip liking Fugazi, but i would start with 13 Songs.

I do think you will enjoy The Evens more.

End Hits is now probably my favorite album, Red Medicine is great too.

Also, I definitely prefer Guy's voice to Ian's

there's a song called 'Merchandise' on Repeater, it's lyrics are featured in EV's latest run of locally-sold, hand-paid-for $35 tour posters

Dev wrote:Also, I definitely prefer Guy's voice to Ian's

It took me about 10 years to even accept Guy's voice (I used to skip most of "his" songs), but now I prefer his voice as well, even though Ian is probably my favorite musician.

Driving into work a year ago I saw what looked like one of their dads heading into Washington, DC. As I hit my exit, the license plate "FUGAZI" cruised on by on the back of this old beat up rustbucket from 30 years ago.

So are we getting a "stip listens to Fugazi" or what?

don't be greedy

Heathen wrote:don't be greedy

Life is become a sinister place, wherein the cubicle can eat the man. There must, in one of these damned and incessant clocks, be concealed a time to rise.

I miss the idea of them recording a new album.

In January 1988, after only ten shows, Fugazi decided to go into Inner Ear Studio to see what their music sounded like on tape. They tracked 11 songs, ten of which were ultimately dubbed to cassette tape and distributed free at shows, with the band encouraging people to share the recording.The only song from the session that has been formally released was “In Defense of Humans,” which appeared on the State of the Union compilation in 1989. Now, some 26 years later, Dischord is releasing the entire demo including the one song (“Turn Off Your Guns”) that wasn’t included on the original cassette. The record has been mastered by TJ Lipple and will be available on CD and LP+Mp3.This release will also coincide with the completion of the initial round of uploads to the Fugazi Live Series website. Launched in 2011, the site now includes information and details on all of Fugazi’s 1000+ live performances and makes available close to 900 concert recordings that were documented by the band and the public.

Pre-order here: http://www.dischord.com/release/181/first-demo

cool fugazi dads

I really really enjoy both Red Medicine and The Argument, but have found I have trouble getting into any other Fugazi albums.

13 songs is their most accesible album.

Man, The Evens´s King Of Kings is beautiful.

darth_vedder wrote:

Dev wrote:only ever listened to the argument and the instrument soundtrack. I love all that shit... Anyway just listening to shut the door and I love it so bad. Have you ever been cruel?

If you like Fugazi instrumentals, you may like these:

Has anyone noticed Sweet and Low is probably where Pearl Jam ripped off No Jeremy?