OWB....best yet?

[TheBang]

I don't understand why you keep saying you've never heard it. The credits on the artwork say "mastering by king of snake." Is that a different King of Snake?

[King of Snake]

Originally Posted by TheBang

I don't understand why you keep saying you've never heard it. The credits on the artwork say "mastering by king of snake." Is that a different King of Snake?

uh... well I'm confused. It must have been me But I can't recall hearing Faxed Invitation... wil try and refresh my memory when I get home.

[Cerberus]

Dubno = STITI = BF = ADHO = OWB

Every album has a couple of dissapointing tracks, as...

Dubno > Spoonman (oh my god what happened to you guys!?)
BF > Something Like a Mama ( )
ADHO > Trim ( )

...but it's Underworld! Every album has GREAT tracks!

Glam Bucket in OWB is a great example.

[cacophony]

i was watching "footwear repair" again today and brother, i was reminded of how good "spoonman" really is. it's a really great track.

[dubman]

the flac on that keeps messing me up on faxed and only faxed from lux. i've tried other decoders and i get the same error. rrr!

[Rog]

hmmmmm, i love "best mamgu ever" and faxed invitation

[the real stuff]

The end of the album is my favorite. Starting with Cuddle Bunny which, for such a short and minimal track, is surprisingly beautiful.

I still haven't gotten into the first half too much. I will when I'm in a slightly more energetic mood.

The album sure has a lot of sides to it, and I think it features their most diverse sound to date. Ring Road is just fucking fun, and Boy, Boy, Boy sounds awful in the way Trim did the first dozen times I heard it. I like Trim now, so who knows.

[gambit]

Well, Rog is usually intoxicated.

STITI > Dubno > Pizza for Eggs > BF > OWB > AHDO

[RandomViolence]

Originally Posted by the real stuff

Boy, Boy, Boy sounds awful in the way Trim did the first dozen times I heard it. I like Trim now, so who knows.

The only version of Trim I can stand is the epic version that was played at Maida Vale. I had to carve that one out of the recording for the MP3 player. So much better than the studio version.