Yeah, the name can put people off. Not a lot of people want to tell their friends: "I love Goblin Cock"
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Stoner/Doom bassist thread part 25: Witch Kittens from Candy Mountain
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Yeah, the name can put people off. Not a lot of people want to tell their friends: "I love Goblin Cock"
yeah! We have recorded some cool stuff IMO, I'll show you guys later.
I don't know much about doom bands in South America, i got into stoner/doom just a couple months ago.
Check out Chinaski if you haven't already
yeah! We have recorded some cool stuff IMO, I'll show you guys later.
I don't know much about doom bands in South America, i got into stoner/doom just a couple months ago.
Check out Chinaski if you haven't already
Thanks, I'll check them out. Current S. American favorites are
Los Natas from Argentina -
I keep thinking it says "Kitchenware and Candy Bars", one of my favorite STP songs haha.
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I'll be getting my second 2x12 in the next couple hours and taking it home. Would be a good dirty side, back up too (a big backup). I forgot to mention, I had to replace the existing on switch and two prong cable for safe operation. The original switch is hardwired to allow the on/off/on for grounding issues, but these days it's like on/off/ZAP, so depending you might have to do that after you buy it.
Any of you guys got family way into embarrassing music cultures? My cousin is a straight up Juggalo...
Also I'm like the Vega cover of I am the Walrus, is it you singing?
Bought a Pedaltrain mini and case off the classifieds. It'll probably end up being too small once I get more pedals, but it'll be nice for the ones I've got now to have a home for the time being.
Los Natas is/was one of the greats of the genre. Delmar is great, Ciudad De Brahman is ****ing amazing, as is Corsario Negro and El Hombre Montana. Consistently impressive and distinct but not afraid to evolve and try new things.
I forget who it was, but I want to say that Ruben from Nebula told me a story about their first US tour. A few bands were hanging out at Scott Reeder's house, jamming in the kitchen. The Natas guys spoke little to no english, and were just being quiet and chilling out, no one had really heard of them. Then they picked up their instruments and proceeded to blow the doors off the place. Wish I could have seen them live, at least once.
I forget who it was, but I want to say that Ruben from Nebula told me a story about their first US tour. A few bands were hanging out at Scott Reeder's house, jamming in the kitchen. The Natas guys spoke little to no english, and were just being quiet and chilling out, no one had really heard of them. Then they picked up their instruments and proceeded to blow the doors off the place. Wish I could have seen them live, at least once.
Is there a better way to leave work without feeling guilty than to poop your pants? A friend on FB just asked how he could leave work. LOL. He didn't like my brown bomber suggestion. Some nonsense about not being known as poop his pants guy. It's just a pizza job...grow a pair and poop your pants already.
I work at a pretty laid back place, so I would just say "hey, I'm taking off." Followed either by "I'll make up the time later" or "I'll put in for PTO (paid time off)". In my experience, no one gives a crap about why you're leaving, just that you are.
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