Showing posts with label jeff the brotherhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jeff the brotherhood. Show all posts

Thursday, August 22, 2019

WGASA NIGHT SPECIAL

Don't know wgasa? The story goes like this. The San Diego Zoological Society already had the "World Famous" San Diego Zoo (it is a good zoo) and were getting ready to either open, or add an attraction to, the San Diego Wild Animal Park (now called Safari Park"), which isn't in San Diego proper but about thirty miles North. The attraction was a tram that would zip you around the park which was like a zoo but with way more open space to give the illusion of natural habitats. Anyway, according to the story, prior to the debut, the suits were having meetings, decisions had to be made. One of the things that had yet to be decided: they had to think of a name for this tram. Someone, bold and bored, said, "Who Gives A Shit Anyway?" There you have it. WGASA. That's what tonight is. I'll just post some random crap, because this Jeff the Brotherhood video has me more interested in a fuckin' summertime nature party. Good times. Who gives a shit anyway?


~ NOTE: ALL MEDIA IS HOSTED BY THE BLOGS & SITES NAMED BELOW ~
Listen:
King Khan - Suffragette City mp3 at Rollo and Grady
Pack - Nobody Can Tell Us mp3 at Rising Storm
The Oblivians - I'm Not a Sicko, There's a Plate in my Head mp3 at Internet Archive
Video:
The Seeds - Mr. Farmer at YouTube

Monday, October 15, 2012

OKAY, I'LL BITE

There are some songs by Jeff the Brotherhood that kinda bug me, but I was drawn to "Shredder" by the title alone.  And then, to run into a video of a song called "Six Pack," the deal was sealed. I mean, at least the two songs have complementary titles. Sort of.

"Shredder" is good.  Posh Boy-era Red Cross good. If you get that reference, you'll dig it. The "Six Pack" video is a piece of work, even though the song is feh. It starts out like stock footage of frolicking hipsters in nature. It's quite the scene. Actually looks fun. So, I better take back the hipster comment, because I may one day want to party with them. It's good old fashioned lighthearted fun, and the song does kind of grow on you.  Just as it starts getting to seem like the opening of some stoner TV drama (Dawson's Creek Gone Wild), night time comes and there's heavy petting with weird lights.  That part's cool.




~ NOTE: ALL MEDIA IS HOSTED BY THE BLOGS & SITES NAMED BELOW ~
Listen:
Jeff the Brotherhood - Shredder mp3 at Rollo and Grady