Lyrics: viewtopic.php?t=12858He took a girl to eat
And he ran his fingers through her hair
When a car honked at her
He broke the antenna right there
When she walked she swayed
Like a tall stalk of corn
When she kissed him she wished
That he had never been born
He was a textbook case
But he could not read at all
Keep the math book dry in the rain with (A Textbook Case reviews)
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Pigfarmer Jr
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Keep the math book dry in the rain with (A Textbook Case reviews)
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"PigFramer: Guy and guitar OF MY NIGHTMARES." - Blue Lang
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V4nnim3l
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Re: Keep the math book dry in the rain with (A Textbook Case reviews)
Berkeley Social Scene: Main riff sounds very police inspired, I like the vocals and the guitar sound here. Actually scratch that, the whole thing sounds great!
Brown Word and the Big Whine: Very groovy instrumental in the first part, and the second is brilliantly disorienting. Love the (baritone sax?) too.
Hostess Mostess: Extremely groovy 7 there, and the switching between that and the 4 works really well. I like the live recording as well.
Hot Pink Halo: I'd love to add this one to my frequently listened to songs, I absolutely adore the guitar sound and the overall atmosphere of the song!
James Owens: Very punchy synth bass! I like how unsettling the whole song is, and the backing vocals towards the end add a really nice layer as well.
Johnny Cashpoint: Brilliantly Electronic sounding instrumental here! It feels like the whole song is boxing me in (in a good way).
The Pannacotta Army: Transported back into the 80s with this one! I would almost certainly listen to this one again!
V4nnim3l: I think this is one of my better entries, and I released it as part of my album. Maybe slightly James inspired. Also I now realize the whole mix is a bit quiet, my bad...
This has got to be some of the best entries for a fight I've seen (though I haven't seen that many).
Brown Word and the Big Whine: Very groovy instrumental in the first part, and the second is brilliantly disorienting. Love the (baritone sax?) too.
Hostess Mostess: Extremely groovy 7 there, and the switching between that and the 4 works really well. I like the live recording as well.
Hot Pink Halo: I'd love to add this one to my frequently listened to songs, I absolutely adore the guitar sound and the overall atmosphere of the song!
James Owens: Very punchy synth bass! I like how unsettling the whole song is, and the backing vocals towards the end add a really nice layer as well.
Johnny Cashpoint: Brilliantly Electronic sounding instrumental here! It feels like the whole song is boxing me in (in a good way).
The Pannacotta Army: Transported back into the 80s with this one! I would almost certainly listen to this one again!
V4nnim3l: I think this is one of my better entries, and I released it as part of my album. Maybe slightly James inspired. Also I now realize the whole mix is a bit quiet, my bad...
This has got to be some of the best entries for a fight I've seen (though I haven't seen that many).