My Breakfast With Gjuddy: Tomahawk: Anonymous
[14:47] BuCkSaTaN™: Okay is “Anonymous” Tomahawk’s new album?
[14:48] gjuddy mcmudd: yep
[14:48] gjuddy mcmudd: as hurtin as it is…
[14:48] BuCkSaTaN™: The other two albums are awesome - they shit the bed on this one. It’s like they decided to channel Jim Morrison or something…
[14:51] BuCkSaTaN™: What in fuck were they on? Peyote maaaan? Too much native indian influence. Normally I wouldn’t say this, but even in Patton’s deliberately eclectic catalogue, he has gone too far this time. Is he trying to alienate everyone? Seriously…And yet… all the critics love it… nuts.
[14:54] BuCkSaTaN™: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/album.php?reviewid=12415
[14:54] BuCkSaTaN™: “arguably the best Tomahawk to date”…
[14:54] BuCkSaTaN™: WHAAAAAT?!
[14:55] gjuddy mcmudd : well…critics love stuff they hate…they figure it’s gotta be some serious attempt at high art if it sucks this bad.
[14:55] BuCkSaTaN™: haha
[14:56] gjuddy mcmudd : “each of its 13 songs are reinterpreted versions of some of the darker, more obscure instances of Native American tribal music discovered in early 20th century books that Denison found in his research for the album”.
[14:57] BuCkSaTaN™: If they’re three things in music I hate more than anything it’s the xylophone, the harmonica and any kind of native indian influence.
[14:57] gjuddy mcmudd : haha
[14:57] BuCkSaTaN™: Oliver Stone is probably jacking off to this album right now.
[14:57] gjuddy mcmudd : an harmonica has it’s place…
[14:58] BuCkSaTaN™: I suppose in blues it does, but as soon as I hear someone attempt jazz on one, I want to kick the fucking thing through their teeth.
[14:59] BuCkSaTaN™: Jesus this album sucks!
[14:59] gjuddy mcmudd : haha
14:59] BuCkSaTaN™: DEE-LETE from iPod. Thank yooooo!