Slobberbone – “Gimme Back My Dog”

4 December 2009 in Local Music (D/FW), Music, Old School, Random, blah blah blah

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As I am still being dominated by my eMusic addiction, I have decided to go after a few records that I have been needing to replace for a while (things happen). This type of subscription service is great for taking chances on lesser-known bands, but it is equally great for reconnecting with long-lost greats. I finally made the responsible decision to use some credits on Slobberbone’s 2000 CD, Everything You Thought Was Right Was Wrong Today.

Plain and simple, it’s a masterful album. Much of this album seems to be what would happen if 1993 Jay Farrar and pre-rehab Mike Ness hooked up and had a baby that was born full-grown and possessed a full beard and whiskey breath in a log cabin. Cow-Punk at it’s finest. My favorite track from that disc is the seemingly silly, but seriously sensitive “Gimme Back My Dog”…enjoy.

LISTEN: Slobberbone – “Gimme Back My Dog” (Studio Version via Last.FM)

LISTEN: Slobberbone – “Gimme Back My Dog” (Live in Atlanta via Southern Shelter)

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3 Comments to Slobberbone – “Gimme Back My Dog”

  1. Awesome! Great blog too. Bookmarking now!

  2. Aimz on 5 December 2009
  3. thanks! i really hope this album gets more love from other bloggers when thinking of the decade’s best…word has it we may see some new slobberbone material in the near future :-)

  4. Kelly on 5 December 2009
  5. [...] posted some thoughts on Slobberbone’s Everything You Thought Was Right Was Wrong Today album a couple of weeks [...]

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