mordred wrote:No shame. Kind of jealous of you norwegians actually, living in a country that looks like a young woman with a steady behind and all.great_knuthulhu wrote:Filthy thoughts, typically Swedish. Have you no shame?mordred wrote:Nice melons!
This thread is apropriately titled it seems 
nerdy as I am, searching with an " " between Jim and Z gave the following result: http://www.wfmu.org/Playlists/Brian/brian.000801.htmlglockose wrote:HAHAHAlunaboy wrote:Kool.Zero google results
But you can cheat like Dan but
HAHA NO INFO
He he... 13th Floor Elevators, Peaches, Necronomicon (70's), Stina Nordenstam and Bad News.. I'd say they're in pretty good companysagrotan wrote:nerdy as I am, searching with an " " between Jim and Z gave the following result: http://www.wfmu.org/Playlists/Brian/brian.000801.html
Gonna check out that radio show now..Type of Work: Sound Recording and Music
Registration Number / Date: SR0000220593 / 1997-04-08
Title: Straight from hell / Reji Cat JimZ’s Christ.
Imprint: [1989]
Publisher Number: ALS&M Records 999-02
Description: Sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in.
Copyright Claimant: © ℗ on words, music, performance, recording; ALS&M Records, a.k.a. Attacking Lords of Space and Matter (employer for hire)
Date of Creation: 1988
Date of Publication: 1989-05-10
Previous Registration: Prev. reg.
Contents: Hella2 -- Dieslowly -- Holywar’s (HomeII) -- Unholy -- Heavy armor -- Operarist.
Other Title: Holywar’s
HomeII
Excellent detective work! Unfortunately, the track is utter crap. It's like some super underproduced punk or something that drones on for 4 or 5 minutes.sagrotan wrote:nerdy as I am, searching with an " " between Jim and Z gave the following result: http://www.wfmu.org/Playlists/Brian/brian.000801.html
where you can listen to a real audio file of a complete radio show (3 hrs..), and track No. 9 is from that band.
looking at the playlist it promises not to be very metal, but probably interesting nevertheless. Haven't got the time now to listen to the whole thing, but maybe you'd like to..
I have to second Kier's opinion. I'm kinda curious if it's supposed to be this artsy noise/post-punk thing or if it really is a new Incredibly Bad Metal-find. I'd guess the former, but maybe John knows more?Keir wrote:Unfortunately, the track is utter crap. It's like some super underproduced punk or something that drones on for 4 or 5 minutes.
EDIT: The DJ calls it "home bedroom metal".
Forgot to comment on these...
though this is WAY more disturbing and abrassive and hardly comes with the same "lighten up your parties"-qualities of our favourite Belgians.
