A.C. (a.k.a. ANAL CUNT)
I Like It When You Die |
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©1997 Earache 1. Jack Kevorkian Is Cool 2. Valujet 3. You've Got No Friends 4. You Keep A Diary 5. You Own A Store 6. You Got Date Raped 7. Recycling Is Gay 8. You're A Cop 9. You Can't Shut Up 10. You've Got Cancer 11. We Just Disagree 12. Hungry, Hungry Hippos 13. You Are An Interior Decorator 14. Pottery Is Gay 15. Rick Goyette Is Gay 16. Branscombe Richmond 17. You Live In Allston 18. You Are A Food Critic 19. Just The Two Of Us 20. Your Band's In The Cut-Out Bin 21. You're Gay 22. You Look Adopted 23. Your Cousin Is George Lynch 24. You Have Goals 25. You Drive An IROC 26. You Play On A Softball Team 27. Because You're Old 28. You Sell Cologne 29. Being A Cobbler Is Dumb 30. You Live In A Houseboat 31. Richard Butler 32. 311 Sucks 33. Your Kid Is Deformed 34. You Are An Orphan 35. You're Old (Fuck You) 36. You Go To Art School 37. Your Best Friend Is You 38. You're In A Coma 39. Windchimes Are Gay 40. No, We Don't Want To Do A Split Seven Inch With Your Stupid 41. Rene Auberjonois 42. The Internet Is Gay 43. Ha Ha, Your Wife Left You 44. Hootie And The Blowfish 45. You Went To See Dishwalla And Everclear (You're Gay) 46. Locking Drop Dead In MacDonald's 47. Technology's Gay 48. Your Favorite Band Is Supertramp 49. I'm In A.C. 50. You (Fill In The Blank) 51. Kyle From Incantation Has A Moustache 52. Bonus Track #3 |
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Although A.C. possibly make the Meatshits --longtime dwellers of the underground and purveyors anti-musical everything - sound like King Crimson, you must not mince my words. To apply typical critical convention to the 52 track mess that is I Like It When You Die is the approximate equivalent of writing a dissertation on the biological merits of the stork theory. In others words: nothin's doin'. But just so you know, this is horrible. Baseless, unmusical, absurdly screeched vocals applied to blasts of almost Japanese Grindcore without the convincing artistic inclinations. Gets old quick, like any good comedy album. Review by Lee Steadham Review date: 05/1999 |
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