
from the album The Days Of Wine And Roses (Expanded Edition)

thanks
I absolutely mangled his surname lol it's Neil Cicierega and this was the album that I was thinking of: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2arFId7T4w
Holocaust denialism is censorship. It's an attempt to hide reality itself by controlling the narrative. If anything, outlawing holocaust denialism is anti-censorship, as it's helping ensure that Nazis won't be able to suppress the truth about what happened.
Someone claiming that outlawing holocaust denialism is censorship is trying to flip the script and overwrite reality (or just repeating someone else who is doing so, I guess). It's like saying "Hey! Stop censoring my attempt to censor others! This is censorship!" It's a mind game, an attempt at manipulation through deception. Look up the term DARVO: Deny, Accuse, Reverse Victim and Offender. That's what saying "Outlawing holocaust denialism is censorship!" is: Reversing the Victim and Offender.
Lies and misinformation and other attempts to deceive and suppress the truth are not a form of free speech. Quite the opposite, they're what results when free speech remains unprotected.
Oh, is it like that Neil Ciceriga or whatever his name is? The Mouth Sounds guy? Internet mashups are definitely a different category but I've always found them interesting. Anyway, I'll check it out, thanks.
Okay, fair enough. I think I'm still a little shellshocked from using Reddit for years. I'd like to see Lemmy work out in the long run so I'm taking a chance and writing, I don't know, like sincere efforts to spur discussion? It's not something I do on Reddit anymore because there are too many people trying to "defeat" posts instead of just honestly answering, or people who will say "Why don't you just Google it?" and act like they're doing you a favor by treating you like a halfwitted child, to say nothing of some of the genuinely unhinged shit that goes on over there... I mean, you're probably a Reddit refugee yourself so I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. I pretty much only lurk and occasionally shitpost at Reddit these days because it has so little value beyond that anymore.
Anyway, I'm sorry if I came across as harsh or overly defensive, I'm honestly trying to be better about that. Social media is really only as good as the people who use it, and I'm no exception.
I’m sure you could find a bunch of other tribute albums if you search the site a little bit.
Did you really read the original post and think to yourself "Oh, this person doesn't know how to use the basic search function on Bandcamp?"
Are these a 90s thing?
I mean, if you read the original comment I actually mentioned twice that it wasn't exclusive to the 90s and continued to the present day, it's just that the trend seemed to have started there.
The Bats - Made Up in Blue (1986)
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Thanks for the link, shame about your copy but it's not the worst thing you could lose in a car accident, I hope at least it didn't suffer long
Yeah I feel like I've heard of at least a few tribute albums for the Ramones and there are at least two or three each for Misfits and the Velvet Underground.
I'll definitely check it out, I love the Pixies. I've heard at least a few covers of "Where Is My Mind" and it's one of those songs that I don't think anyone can quite get right, so I'll be interested to see what it's like here.
Is Violent World the album with a song by Zombina & The Skeletones? I don't think I have that one but I may have heard of it. I do have another Misfits tribute album called Graven Images: A Tribute to the Misfits (2000) and it's all stoner rock bands. I haven't had a chance to listen to it yet so I couldn't tell you if it's good though. I suspect there are probably a few Misfits tribute albums out there.
90s era compilation albums that are "A Tribute To..." some popular band
I don't know if I've ever seen an online discussion on this particular subject before.
Back in the 90s, there were a number of "Tribute Albums", compilation albums where a record label would reach out to a bunch of bands, usually lesser known bands, to each record a cover of a song by some popular and influential band. The two albums I had back in the day were Surprise Your Pig: A Tribute to R.E.M., and Virus 100: A Tribute to Dead Kennedys, both released in 1992.
I really liked them for two reasons. One, it was fun to hear covers of already familiar songs being done in creative ways, as many of the bands sort of interpreted their chosen song a bit. Like King Missile's cover of "Get Up" being performed with a very prominent electronic keyboard and an additional verse being added, or Nomeansno performing "Forward to Death" a cappella. And two, it introduced me to more obscure bands that I likely wouldn't have otherwise discovered in those days, like Steel Pole Bath Tub (who had a song
Yeah this one is among my favorites too.
Bad Religion - Suffer (1988)
Outside of the "Crazy" single I barely know them. I've listened to Chomp maybe twice, I need to give it more attention.
The Dream Syndicate - That's What You Always Say (1982)
from the album The Days Of Wine And Roses (Expanded Edition)
Pylon - Chomp (1983)
The whole album is mostly post-punk but the single "Crazy" is more jangle pop. R.E.M. covered it for a b-side to the "Wendell Gee" single.
Yeah, I kind of figured. Like, just the fact that it's a band from that scene is a pretty big red flag. It's not really my kind of music anyway tbh I just like the cover.
Forgotten Woods - Race of Cain (2007)
Disclaimer: I do not know if Forgotten Woods was among the Norwegian Black Metal groups from the early 1990s who were also neo-Nazis but, I mean, there's a pretty solid chance they were. That whole scene, you know. I only posted this cover because the image is striking to me, it looks like it might be taken from an old movie (early 20th century) but not one that I have identified. Also the girl looks like someone I knew back in high school so maybe that's why I find the image so eye-catching.
Mr. Blackheart?
Myees my pretty?
Are you an ivory dealer?
Oh ho ho ho, I've had lots of jobs. Whale hunter. Seal clubber. President of the FOX network. And yeah, like most people, I've dealt a little ivory.
The Odds - Heterosexual Man (1993)
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Wire - I Am the Fly (1978)
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It's a song about being a fly and spreading disease.
Cringer - Rain (7" EP) (1992)
The Feelies - Crazy Rhythms (1980)
I really like this album but the similarity of the cover to Weezer's "Blue Album" really can't be ignored lol
Yeah I honestly had to debate with myself over the NSFW tag since you can barely tell lol
It's a cool cover, tho
It's from the episode where the family goes on vacation to the Flanders' lake house in that town with the absurdly long name that I don't remember and Lisa starts dressing differently and makes a group of new friends, one of whom is Christina Ricci. I think it was the seventh season, I don't recall the title.
EDIT: Sorry I might not have followed the rules here correctly, I am stoned. The joke is that Marge says "I'm never gonna let you go" or something like that to Maggie because Lisa is trying to be independent or something, and Maggie is worried because her mom is being clingy.
EDIT 2: Sorry again, I actually took a look at this, uh, sublemmy's other posts and it appears that I was actually supposed to respond with a quote from the episode. So like, you know, whatever.
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Hard Rock Zombies
Street Trash
The Stuff
Toxic Avenger (the original, I haven't seen any of the others)
Hamburger: The Motion Picture
Slime City
Basket Case
Frankenhooker
Drop Nineteens - Delaware (1992)
I legit laughed like five minutes first time seeing that shot. The fact that he also looks like Timothy Leary is icing on the cake.
Tad - Infrared Riding Hood (1995)
Return of the Living Dead is my favorite too, for a lot of reasons.
"Night of the Living Rednecks" - Jello Biafra's improvised monologue with Dead Kennedys, Portland, 1979
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Anyone who has heard Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death has heard this, this is the video that track was taken from. The video here goes on a bit longer than the track.
Also I haven't watched it yet but here's the full set from that show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGB8zQd5Kjo