Anyone heard Peace, Love, Death Metal yet? I FUCKING LOVE THIS ALBUM. Really, I do. I've been listening to it over and over lately, I just can't get enough. If you haven't heard this, you should. I think you guys *might* like it.

YEAH! BRITNEY SPEARS!

(I'll have to check it out...to see...if it really has britney spears on it.)

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Originally posted by Stereo:.:Type:
YEAH! BRITNEY SPEARS!

(I'll have to check it out...to see...if it really has britney spears on it.)

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YEAH MAN She's hella tight. But I buy her albums for the music. It's out there man never heard anything like it....But yo' I'd hit it.


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where can I buy food with Fat Steroids in it? Anyone knowz?

Fat tastes good when its on steroids.

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Breast milk keeps it REAL.

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Originally posted by thechrisproject:
Anyone heard Peace, Love, Death Metal yet? I FUCKING LOVE THIS ALBUM. Really, I do. I've been listening to it over and over lately, I just can't get enough. If you haven't heard this, you should. I think you guys *might* like it.

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thats the shit those guys who take drugs listen to?

my body's my temple...I never do drugs.

One thing I really like is the production. It's really good without sounding slick at all.

I'll put up a few songs if you guys wanna listen.

Here's an okie review for reference:
Instead, EODM are equal parts southern boogie, old Stones and Little Richard camp and impish rock'n'roll ramalama. Hughes sings in falsetto, the better to alienate Homme's more thuggish fans lured in by the promise of death metal. It's another way that Homme faintly resembles Cobain: Cobain also took every chance to shake off the meathead tendency in Nirvana's followers. Since QOTSA's inception, metal veteran Homme has insisted he makes music to make girls dance. Peace Love Death Metal is perhaps the closest Homme's come to the footloose and oversexed teenage party in his head.

Recorded in just two days, it rattles past in a brisk, pared-down 45 minutes; lo-fi and shonky when held up against the Queens' steely production values. Really, it's little more than Homme's spacious, metronomic drumming, fiendishly simple riffs, Hughes' fruity come-hithers, and no frills.

There's rather too much mucking about in between songs, and virtually every track has a reprise or false ending, but the tunes are great. There are inevitable echoes of the Queens in the faintly sour blues of Already Died and So Easy . But I Only Want You is pure garage bubblegum, Speaking In Tongues even boasts handclaps, and Miss Alissa closes the album with the stated desire to 'make little girls dance'. In between, there are primitive party blues and a backwoods gospel song turned to evil called Who'll Love The Devil . Nothing here would quite win an Ivor Novello award, but cumulatively, Peace Love Death Metal is the sound of an exquisite rock stylist putting a lovesick alleycat among the pigeons and watching the dance moves that result.