I know we can't always listen to My Girl Lollipop but...

This is a good test of whether you're feeling old and crusty.

The Word is offering on the download site the long awaited release from "Serial Butcher"....


My particular favourite track is the last one: Brutally Bashed Baby Room

Sorry, I've gone a bit Tebbit/Mail like....am I a grumpy old man at 33?

Not half as grumpy as I am at 53.

Downloads? Bah! Humbug.

Vulpes Vulpes | 11 November 2008 - 4:00pm

thanks Fraser (I assume)...

now where's my wallet. I'm in the mood for "A First Grade Teacher's Pulpification". Of course, it's all ironic political statement..

Charlie Gordon | 11 November 2008 - 4:37pm

You'd probably form a

Belgian death metal band with Halloween outrage tickbox song titles too if your only real-world contribution to world culture was Plastic Bertrand...

At least Gwar were funny.

Fraser M | 11 November 2008 - 4:48pm

Ah, Bless

They do like to shock, don't they? Quite sweet, really.

Paul Vincent | 11 November 2008 - 7:19pm

Oh man...

Have you actually listened to them? They're hilariously poor!

I say this as someone who actually likes the occasional bit of death metal (Opeth mainly).

Fraser M | 11 November 2008 - 7:58pm

Serial Butchers...

..collective name for the writers on Coronation Street.

shane pacey | 12 November 2008 - 12:16am

Impaled With A Cactus!

An occasional hobby of mine is to type ridiculous combinations of words into Google, to see if there are any groups operating under that name.

A recent search for Septic Entrails yielded a joint discography for a pair of bands christened Splattered Entrails and Septic Mutation. It begins with a song titled Feeding you Asbestos and gets progressively worse from there-on (Gorification for the Vomit-Covered Whore is one of the more restrained titles).

I haven't linked to the list as I expect that a lot of people here might find it terribly offensive, or even throw-up a little. The first time I read it I spent several minutes almost suffocating on my own laughter. You can only push the abhorrent and the grotesque so far before it becomes absurd.

backwards7 | 12 November 2008 - 12:17pm