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WEEK 198 — November 13-19, 2022
What we're listening to this week (Nate's pick):
ALBUM: Mclusky Do Dallas
ARTIST: Mclusky
RELEASED: April 1, 2002
LOCATION: Cardiff, Wales
WHAT GENRE IS THIS: Post-hardcore, noise rock
WHY NATE PICKED IT: "This is the 20-year anniversary of one of the most sneering, hateful, playful albums of modern rock, and we're gonna get Sunny and Joe (and no one else) to review it. This is also an album I love, so there's an opportunity to try and do psychic damage to me."
TRACKLIST:
- Lightsabre C0cksucking Blues
- No New Wave No Fun
- Collagen Rock
- What We've Learned
- Day of the Deadringers
- Dethink to Survive
- Fuck This Band
- To Hell with Good Intentions
- Clique Application Form
- The World Loves Us and Is Our Bitch
- Alan Is a Cowboy Killer
- Gareth Brown Says
- Chases
- Whoyouknow / Reviewing the Reviewers
LENGTH: 36:00
WHERE TO LISTEN FOR FREE: YouTube
READING SOME SHIT: The Quietus interviewed frontman Andrew Falkous in 2019.
PREVIOUSLY ON RECORD CLUB: Wikipedia tells me that Bully covered the magnificently-named "Lightsabre C0cksucking Blues" in concert. Which means Bully connects in like 1.5 ways at least, since frontwoman Alicia Bognanno interned at Steve Albini's studio Electrical Studio, and that's where and with whom Mclusky recorded Mclusky Do Dallas. Though since Bognanno is like 30 years old and this album is 20 years old, there is VERY LITTLE chance that she was interning there at that time.
Happy listening, fam! Have a great week!
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