Artist: The Mars Volta
Country: U.S.
Yeah so I don't listen to grind all the time, does that make me any less brutal than the next Swarrrm or Corrupted fan? Well my usual hip-hop tendencies would lean to undesirable ego bashing. Some would say no, but the majority of the population would say that I'm a cunt, Repulsion rules and stamp a big red FALSE on my forehead. I don't post regularly and the when I come back, I slap you in the face with not only one hipster cock in the face, but four. So while you're hunched over your MacBook, blasting Gridlink in the fog of ganja, and contemplating whether to even give this pathetic blog a snide sarcastic comment I hope we can at least still agree about Smoking, Grind, and Sleeping and how awesome William S. Burroughs is. Sorry about the pseudo intellectual/post-VH1 social commentary vomit but I just watched Crumb and well... it brought up a lot of emotions. Until next time here is the Mars Volta studio discography. Get high and read books. Seriously. A lot of books.
De-loused in the Comatorium
Year: 2003
link: Mediafire
Frances the Mute
Year: 2005
link: Mediafire
Amputechture [Personal favorite]
Year: 2006
link: Mediafire
The Bedlam in Goliath
Year: 2008
link: Mediafire
3 comments:
have you heard the collaboration between Omar Rodriguez Lopez and Lydia Lunch?
http://www.mediafire.com/?gsdtdtypskv
No, I'll check it out. I'm excited about the new album with Zach Hill on drums. Thanks for the link, man.
Their first 2 albums are so strong...I still enjoy their other material but it's become a bit disturbing that his voice gets higher and higher with each release - much higher than cartoon chipmunk territory at this point. I wonder if the vocals on the next album will even be audible to humans?
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