Thread: Bands with 'Noise Guitarists?'
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Old 06.25.2007, 11:18 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by atsonicpark
actually, alienating our audience has the best guitar sound i've ever heard, especially for a live album.

frankenstein girls had a few jams, i liked it back in the day, but.. now it just annoys me.

tight's my shit! (i own an actual copy)

(i also have a bunch of msi stickers and frankenstein girls masks -- little cardboard masks with frankenstein girls faces that were used for msi promos -- and i have bitches/molly single and alienating our audience, actual copies yeah)

but yeah, i heard the last ep they did, the hot topic exclusive one and it was just terrible.. ugh.

i hate their ironic use of the "n-word", but damn if their cover of 'bring the pain' wasn't great. AOA was good, but after that, it all went downhill for them.

kudos for actually having a copy of tight.
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