The Housemartins, "Flag Day" I don't want to profane this with my witless scribbling. Panopticon, "Trauerweide II" From a split release with Panopticon and Waldgeflüster, where the bands each contributed a long black metal song and a folk cover of a song from the other...
The Jesus Lizard, "Gladiator" HELL YEAH MAN TIME TO GO BREAK STUFF FUCKIN' LET'S GO GET DRUNK FUCK SHIT UP Tha Alkaholiks, "Let It Out" Tha Alkaholiks stood out from out other rap groups in the mid-90s in California by being mostly playful, in contrast...
Panopticon, "Bodies Under The Falls" This is one of the three epic (10+ minute) songs on Kentucky, where Panopticon really lets the black metal blast out. But even among the fury, he takes the time to have that interlude in the middle. It's just a...
Funkadelic, "Into You" The world is divided into two groups: those who think Mothership Connection is P-Funk's finest moment, and those who think One Nation Under A Groove is. (I'm ignoring Maggot Brain perverts.) My opinion largely rests on whichever one I've listened to most...
Jesus Jones, "The Devil You Know" After the enormous success of "Right Here, Right Now" carried Doubt everywhere, Jesus Jones was faced with the prospect of following up a massive hit, a task which has broken many bands. The followup came a couple years later,...
