Ed
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NMoH got 3/5 in Q Music magazine this month. They just said it was more of the same (which it is, but more of a GOOD thing :-))
Anyway Q suck and they only like Babyshambles and other such drivel.
08/05/2007 at 11:35
NMoH got 3/5 in Q Music magazine this month. They just said it was more of the same (which it is, but more of a GOOD thing :-))
Anyway Q suck and they only like Babyshambles and other such drivel. |
anechoic nebula
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I wonder if there actually is someone called Greg Hetzin.
08/03/2007 at 20:57
I wonder if there actually is someone called Greg Hetzin.
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ikillkenny
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Greg Hetzin is a really cool way to spell it.
08/03/2007 at 20:19
Greg Hetzin is a really cool way to spell it.
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Mr. A
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"Although guitarist/Epitaph founder Brett Gurewitz was suspiciously absent during the Clinton/Atlantic Records era, he re-upped in time for Dubya."
Hahaha! "Suspiciously absent", what a crock of shit - pretty funny, though!
And I don't think Bad Religion sound like New Model Army at all, but mentioning this band is a nice touch, since I consider NMA to be some of BR's true peers. To everybody who doesn't know them: go out and buy New Model Army's "Thunder and Consolation" NOW!
"As the three-part harmonies soar, the guided-lightning leads of guitarists Brett Guerewitz and Greg Hetzin whip and crack around the precision thunder of bassist Jay Bentley and drummer Brooks Wackerman."
Amateur.
"Kudos to Bad Religion for having long mastered the musical equivalent of a hit-and-run."
Nice!
08/03/2007 at 10:43
"Although guitarist/Epitaph founder Brett Gurewitz was suspiciously absent during the Clinton/Atlantic Records era, he re-upped in time for Dubya."
Hahaha! "Suspiciously absent", what a crock of shit - pretty funny, though! And I don't think Bad Religion sound like New Model Army at all, but mentioning this band is a nice touch, since I consider NMA to be some of BR's true peers. To everybody who doesn't know them: go out and buy New Model Army's "Thunder and Consolation" NOW! "As the three-part harmonies soar, the guided-lightning leads of guitarists Brett Guerewitz and Greg Hetzin whip and crack around the precision thunder of bassist Jay Bentley and drummer Brooks Wackerman." Amateur. "Kudos to Bad Religion for having long mastered the musical equivalent of a hit-and-run." Nice! |