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Originally posted by urgeok
try as i did I couldnt get into mudhoney ... found them too jarring (a quality that most guys who can actually play instruments love :)
i had an early fugazi album i hated too (in on the thrill taker)
but since then I found another one i rather like.
Elvis ... i found about 8 Dead Moon albums (including EPs and live albums) on an mp3 newsgroup and downloaded everything.
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Good shit dude I meant to send you some but I lost your email awhile back but looks like you've sorted some out so thats cool.
But yeh flick me it again and I'll get some of that old school Flying Nun stuff to you (eventually haha I've got a cd for Marroe thats been sitting here for ages!).
Mudhoney are a weird one they've got some brilliant albums and some really average ones. The Superfuzz Bigmuff + Early Singles and Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge are two of the better ones. Their major label stuff just didn't quite hit the mark for me but there back on Sub Pop now and their last album had some really interesting shit on it (Blue Cheer meets Flipper kinda thing). Mark Arm fronted the reformed MC5 (DKT)
http://www.dkt-mc5.com/
Yeh Fugazi's In On The Killtaker is one of the harder ones of theirs to get into abbrasive as hell. I love it tho being a headbanger kid. 13 Songs is a bit more easy going and most people I play their last one (The Argument) seem to fuckin' love it.