Some people consider much of punk rock just cruder, less-developed heavy metal but to me a lot of the best punk sounds like amped-up, sped-up, riled-up folk music.
God's Little Monkeys (more here), the English folk-punk band previously known as Malcolm's Interview (more here) bade farewell to the world with the 1991 album Lip, a slightly more contemporary (read: commercially palatable) version of their sound.
It's a nice little record with hummable songs like "Hollywood or The Humber" and some more bass-centric tunes, like a cover of The Temptations "Ball of Confusion".
If you appreciate the music the bloggers you visit regularly post, then I would exhort you to comment - such feedback is the very oxygen of the blogosphere.
Speaking of comments, that is the section wherein you will find the Lip link.
(Since I have been unable to fix track four on the Malcolm's Interview album, I have added a link to the original .flac file in the comments.)
Go check out singer/guitarist Jon Townsend's YouTube Channel
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It's the people who commented on our Malcolm's Interview post
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http://www.mediafire.com/?2pav956ghyg8ev8
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(And here is the .flac file for track 4 on the MI album:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?rl2i94w4bv9ci94
gracias muchas gracias por ambas
ReplyDeleteun saludo
karlos
la cancion del ep Malcolm's Interview sigue sin funcionar
ReplyDeleteel disco de gods little monkey es genial
gracias
hablando de folk punk o folk pop
?¿no tendrias cosas de gone to heart?¿?
saludos
karlos
thank ya this is ineresting stuff
ReplyDeleteHavent thought of GLM in 20 years... played em on my radio show in Santa Cruz, CA, back in the Bush I era... made me happy. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeffen
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Commnters!
ReplyDeleteLoved the feedback
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Thank you! Love your blog.. your regular posts keep me inspired to keep updating. Keep it up.
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