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Rude. Disrespectful. Frustrating.
that is totally disgusting!
but the dude has nice skin because he is not hairy
if long hair was flowing out of the helmet I may need to get my lotion hahahaha!
El Rey
[Click here to listen to the new single!]
El Rey - the first new album in over three years from The Wedding Present - was recorded in early 2008 in Chicago by Steve Albini.
The band returned from an eight-year hiatus in early 2005 with the release of Take Fountain. This long-awaited album brought them back into the spotlight with all the style and sophistication associated with a legendary group, but fans were also pleased to see the band had lost none of the growling angst with which they had burst onto the scene with their 1985 debut, George Best.
That intensity has been turned up even further for the new album, El Rey, The Wedding Present's first collaboration with the legendary Albini since the renowned Seamonsters in 1991.
Written while David Gedge was living in Los Angeles, El Rey burns with West Coast sunlight; Hollywood seen through the eyes of a gritty Northerner.
Speaking about El Rey in Mojo magazine recently, Gedge said: "I've been living in West Hollywood for the last year or so, and while I'm not going to claim that this is my 'L.A.' album, there are some references. I suppose the themes are lust, jealousy, betrayal, regret, obsession, super-heros... the usual. We chose to record with Steve this time because the new songs were sounding very guitarry and quite dark. It's been good. As you'd imagine, really; Albini knows his stuff".
The Wedding Present will be touring North America in Fall 2008 with the line-up of: David Gedge (guitar & vocals), Terry de Castro (bass), Graeme Ramsay (drums), and Chris McConville (guitar).
Pit Row
Hey to stay on topic the square root of 3 is a lonely number....
must focus stay on topic
2-strokes! ( gotta at least stay moto related )
Name the song that's from and you'll live for eternity.
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