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    So, most of you* already know...

    ...but this was the Mysery Disc.

    FA, I didn't hear anything, so I hope I'm not spoiling the "surprise."

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    *Most of you, meaning those who applied for it.

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    It finally arrived on Wednesday! It's been competing for time with the new Crowded House and Ryan Adams, so I haven't spun it yet.

    Considering that I've never heard of Tom Hawk, no suprised was spoiled. But I am looking forward to listening to it.

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    I've come to really like this disc. I need more Mike Patton!

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    Urine luck!

    Quote Originally Posted by Troy
    I've come to really like this disc. I need more Mike Patton!
    There's plenty of him out there. He's one prolific mofro.

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    Yeah, I'm with Troy on this one. I like the goth-o-industrial meets Inca gold dessert vibe of this album. Good call.

    I don't mind the fact that they seemingly eschew traditional vocal melodies as I haven't been all that fond of what I've heard from the rock/metal/industrial genres in the last five years or so anyway. Vocalists with a strong range don't seem to be getting pushed in favor of the compressed, mid-rangey growl and gutteral grunge boys. So why even try, eh? Maybe someone needs to hook up Diamanda Galas with Pain of Salvation. Maybe not.

    Either way, thanks for a good one out of left field.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    ...... I haven't been all that fond of what I've heard from the rock/metal/industrial genres in the last five years or so anyway. Vocalists with a strong range don't seem to be getting pushed in favor of the compressed, mid-rangey growl and gutteral grunge boys. So why even try, eh?
    Righteous Words Bro..
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    Yeah, I'm with Troy on this one. I like the goth-o-industrial meets Inca gold dessert vibe of this album. Good call.

    I don't mind the fact that they seemingly eschew traditional vocal melodies as I haven't been all that fond of what I've heard from the rock/metal/industrial genres in the last five years or so anyway. Vocalists with a strong range don't seem to be getting pushed in favor of the compressed, mid-rangey growl and gutteral grunge boys. So why even try, eh? Maybe someone needs to hook up Diamanda Galas with Pain of Salvation. Maybe not.

    Either way, thanks for a good one out of left field.
    Would that be dessert or desert? Either way would work, I 'spose. *shrug*

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    Touche. What's for lunch?

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