04-12-2005, 09:58 AM
I don't drink, so to deal with the horror of Stockwell Day becoming Minister of Foreign Affairs in three months, I've been listening to Hip disc's really loud... lately Music@Work.
This disc kicks ass because of:
- The earth/desert rhyme at the end of "My Music at Work"
- Gord and Paul trading verses in "Lake fever"
- "United state of ricochet," and all of "Putting Down" actually
- Mr. Hussein and his tabla in "The Bastard"
- "Intimate, innacurate, a family in a way. Made the trip to vulnerable and back on the same day"
- Julie Doiron
- The jam at the end of "Sharks"
- "Entirely/balancing" from "Stay"
- The beauty of "Toronto #4" for Gord's Grandma
- The siren in "As I wind down the pines"
Quickly becoming my #2 behind Trouble At The Henhouse
This disc kicks ass because of:
- The earth/desert rhyme at the end of "My Music at Work"
- Gord and Paul trading verses in "Lake fever"
- "United state of ricochet," and all of "Putting Down" actually
- Mr. Hussein and his tabla in "The Bastard"
- "Intimate, innacurate, a family in a way. Made the trip to vulnerable and back on the same day"
- Julie Doiron
- The jam at the end of "Sharks"
- "Entirely/balancing" from "Stay"
- The beauty of "Toronto #4" for Gord's Grandma
- The siren in "As I wind down the pines"
Quickly becoming my #2 behind Trouble At The Henhouse