Some Good, Some Bad

8Jul/084

Some Good, Some Bad

Most of my month's allowance from eMusic (it's like I'm getting it from a parent, isn't it?) was spent on TM Stevens tracks - this bassist just had his albums go up electronically, and it seemed better to get them than just have the work he did on the "VAI" project (ugh). For the most part, it's pretty good metal-like funk tracks, with some interesting instrumental textures thrown in for variety.

And hey, there's a track with Dr. Know! Great!

Except that the same track has Nuno Bettencourt on it.

Meh.

First he tours with King's X, now he's finding his way onto some other albums I own.

Out with you!

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gabe
July 9th, 2008 - 08:02

Nuno Bettencourt? Wasn’t he just released from being a FARC hostage in Columbia?
specialagentdalecooper
July 9th, 2008 - 14:55

Maybe that shit should tell you something about the music you listen to, puuuuhh-nk. Put down the prog and find your way back to the beam of the flashlight. Bootsy’s beggin’ ya! (…old Bootsy, before he got sucked into that Bill Laswell/Buckethead black hole)
Ryan
July 9th, 2008 - 15:10

I wouldn’t put TM Stevens in prog, and I wouldn’t put Bettencourt on anything.
Towel rails heated
March 4th, 2010 - 03:28

Food for thought.

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