Hello and loyal friends and loyal to my blog - what blog? "Oblong? - how do you things are going and the bullrings? I'm super chachi Guachi and Chochi guochi, is that it who sent the Ministry of Equality to take the ass and that makes me very happy, it was time. Made the comment today misogynist, fascist way to what interests you, music. Remember that not long ago I published an entry - click - on the great Queens of the Stone Age and commented that one of its former members, Nick Oliveri, had a band, right? Well today I'll talk about that group, Mondo Generator.
The group, which takes its name from a song by Oliveri, was formed by the above in 1997 after the dissolution of Kyuss with Josh Homme, Brant Bjork and a turkey that is beside the point. From 1997 - year recording the album debut, entitled Cocaine Rodeo - to 2000 - year of publication of Cocaine Rodeo - the band was not really moving as much as the rest Oliveri, Homme particularly, were already pretty busy with Queens of the Stone Age as to bring another group of that size, but was thereafter they began to move it a bit more serious so that they could be considered an active group and their next album is the one who plays today.
Why chubby and spraining an ankle? With what has to hurt.
A Drug Problem That Never Existed is entitled to be fifteen subjects not arrives at last for forty minutes and it has more adrenaline, anger and balls to the discographies of Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age together. What? Well, Oliveri, being the leader of his own group, finally lets her hair down - albeit of eggs, because the head is less than Kojac - and gets to make the music he wants: a species punk-rock rut of sugarcane with theirs - those who remember the first cut of Songs for the Dead by QOTSA know what I mean - although I Trust ye not much, that the same has to bust heads themes, themes tranquilotes where Nick and cries and even beautiful acoustic songs. Yes, hear. We must also take into account that both Homme and many other artists collaborate on the album, but it's basically an album of Oliveri and Company, the disk I think most defines your personality and basically I like Mondo Generator.
Oliveri And another thing is that I do not know, because for example is not a guy who is mentally very healthy and have a sense of modesty a bit dull, but Free is an eclectic, time, and not believe what you hear Fuck You I'm Free . The album starts with an item entitled Meth, I Hear You Callin ' that feels like a kick in the face, a strong start, then passes Here We Come and lash line remains high, but then we went to So High, So Low and we find that this is a theme that would fit perfectly in any album of the Queens - as another track on the album: Detroit - . A little cane and then Open Up And Bleed For Me , a song that is anything like mine, but it sounds very, very rough but more Kyuss, curious to say the least. And come the surprises All I Can Do is an acoustic ditty from calm sea and perhaps surprising to find on this record, but still much appreciated. In Girls Like Christ approaches the dirty crust and then turn it back the acoustic tranquilón: Day I Die, a song with lyrics that pretty shocking contrast to the calm and gentle atmosphere, highly recommended. Ignoring the last cut is more of a bonus, the disc ends with Four Corners you could say that is the serious issue of the album, dense but flexible, but slow pace, here Oliveri and his show they know how to make a Traditional song, more musical and more complicated, and that musicians with the host of pace. Without further here ends the article, comment if you like and if not well or I will kill you. Muacks.
Mondo Generator - A Drug Problem That Never Existed [2003]
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