What Are You Listening To Right This Very Second?

[Hugman 2.0]

This is real good.  I hear some Spiderbags, some Greg Cartwright-era Deadly Snakes, and maybe some Titus Andronicus in the mix.  Those are the touchstones that I hear at least.

[masterofsparks]

One of my very favorite albums from the 90s, it's like a perfect blending of arena rock and psychedelia. You get muscular, guitar-led rock songs with "Oh yeah"s and "Baby"s aplenty but lyrics about comic books, spaceships, and psychedelic drugs and song titles like "Negasonic Teenage Warhead," "Ego, The Living Planet," and "Look To Your Orb For the Warning."

[Omar]

One of my very favorite albums from the 90s, it's like a perfect blending of arena rock and psychedelia. You get muscular, guitar-led rock songs with "Oh yeah"s and "Baby"s aplenty but lyrics about comic books, spaceships, and psychedelic drugs and song titles like "Negasonic Teenage Warhead," "Ego, The Living Planet," and "Look To Your Orb For the Warning."

A classic from the real Red Bank Rockers.

[Reeleyes]

One of my very favorite albums from the 90s, it's like a perfect blending of arena rock and psychedelia. You get muscular, guitar-led rock songs with "Oh yeah"s and "Baby"s aplenty but lyrics about comic books, spaceships, and psychedelic drugs and song titles like "Negasonic Teenage Warhead," "Ego, The Living Planet," and "Look To Your Orb For the Warning."

Your definition of Monster Magnet (whom I've never heard to my knowledge) makes it sound like Clutch to me. Is this accurate?

[nec13]

[buffcoat]

Aren't they the ones who did "Space Lord?"

[Ben]

Me too.

[masterofsparks]

One of my very favorite albums from the 90s, it's like a perfect blending of arena rock and psychedelia. You get muscular, guitar-led rock songs with "Oh yeah"s and "Baby"s aplenty but lyrics about comic books, spaceships, and psychedelic drugs and song titles like "Negasonic Teenage Warhead," "Ego, The Living Planet," and "Look To Your Orb For the Warning."

Your definition of Monster Magnet (whom I've never heard to my knowledge) makes it sound like Clutch to me. Is this accurate?

I suppose fans of one would be fans of the other, but to my ears Monster Magnet are much more psychedelic (as in the Nuggets boxes, Back from the Grave/Pebbles/Boulders/High in the Mid-Sixties/Scum of the Earth comps) and write better songs. And Dave Wyndorf's a better singer than Neil Fallon.

Here's a good starter track:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKj5cJ9_KSg[/youtube]

[Reeleyes]

One of my very favorite albums from the 90s, it's like a perfect blending of arena rock and psychedelia. You get muscular, guitar-led rock songs with "Oh yeah"s and "Baby"s aplenty but lyrics about comic books, spaceships, and psychedelic drugs and song titles like "Negasonic Teenage Warhead," "Ego, The Living Planet," and "Look To Your Orb For the Warning."

Your definition of Monster Magnet (whom I've never heard to my knowledge) makes it sound like Clutch to me. Is this accurate?

Clutch is a lot more metal than those guys. That wasn't bad but even though it seems like an unpopular choice amongst FOTs, I love Clutch (not the most recent album as much).

I suppose fans of one would be fans of the other, but to my ears Monster Magnet are much more psychedelic (as in the Nuggets boxes, Back from the Grave/Pebbles/Boulders/High in the Mid-Sixties/Scum of the Earth comps) and write better songs. And Dave Wyndorf's a better singer than Neil Fallon.

Here's a good starter track:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKj5cJ9_KSg[/youtube]

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

Worth trucking it into Manhattan in the rain for.

[nec13]

Thanks go out to Hatch for turning me on to this one.

[fonpr]

Thanks go out to Hatch for turning me on to this one.

I assume you've heard  The Indestructible Beat... already.  Am I right Nec?

[nec13]

Thanks go out to Hatch for turning me on to this one.

I assume you've heard  The Indestructible Beat... already.  Am I right Nec?

Yes I have, Fredericks. But this compilation is just as good, IMO. You should check it out.

[Bernard]

i purchased this 7" over the weekend out of curiosity.  listening to it for the first time now.

it's from 1985 and is really, really bad.

[dave from knoxville]

I was shocked by the resemblance to The Association on a couple of these songs.