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The shirt was an extra $20. I had given up on this ever being made. So glad I was by my phone when it went up.

Weird choice by Fat to put the box set link exclusively on their parler account.

If I were Fat Mike I would silently giggle about this for 3 minutes while Hefe absolutely roasts me.

Nobody thinks Fat Mike is as clever and funny as Fat Mike thinks Fat Mike is clever and funny.

Genocidal Humanoidz is fucking killer.

Nah, Sum 41 famously created the concept of palm muting in the intro to In Too Deep and everyone else that palm mutes anything is copying Sum 41.

God damn, you weren't kidding. They just blatantly stole it.

More like 1986-2004, but you could make a decent album if you took the best tracks off of uno, dos, and tre.

Alright, Joe Rogan.

Oh dear, it sounds like you've confused listening to a mediocre Tool song with taking MDMA.

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Tool. The lyrics are extremely complex and without a solid grasp of the Fibonacci sequence most of the words will go over a typical listener's head. There's also Tool's uncommon time signatures which is deftly woven into their characterization - Maynard's personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these songs, to realize that they're not just music- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequen

I remember reading an interview around the time of White that said EWBAITE and White were the result of Rivers not getting his way. You just have to accept that Rivers is one of the greatest alt-rock musicians of all time but he would rather make over-produced pop garbage.

This album is so much better than My Shame Is True. The amount of Dan songs makes me so happy.

Holy shit, I used to love this stuff. There was a bootleg tape that was passed around among Primus fans and when they put up beanpoleland.com I would check it for new stuff daily. Never thought this would be pressed in a million years. Also, here's hoping the Walt Beanpole stuff gets pressed as well.

very glad to hear this. That's a lot of music for one lp.