Yeah, honestly I think you could say that about Midnight Organ Fight as well.
Nothing mind-blowing, but still worth a listen, I guess.

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Hey Elvis, I think you'd dig this. Very cool Swedish acid psych/freak out rock from the late 60s called Baby Grandmothers. Mostly instrumental, fuzz 'n' feeback guitar-driven jams; definitely informed groups like Dungen. Take a listen !

Cheers for the heads up man I'm on it now!

Right on, let me know what you think !

Treat - "Coup de grace"

Will do man. Just loaded it onto my MP3 player so will listen to it later on.

Been listening to this a bunch over the last couple of days:

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...fuck it's good. Hadn't heard it before but it was part of a random bulk lot of records I got in the mail earlier in the week.

Barenaked Ladies - All in Good Time

Been anticipating this for a long while now...BNL has always been one of my favourite bands, and I've been very curious to see what they would come up with sans co-founder Steven Page. The verdict? Maybe not a new masterpiece, but still a damn good listen with a few tracks that hearken back to some of their best work. Four Seconds wouldn't have been at all out of place on Gordon, for example, and is easily one of the best songs on the disc.

Even without Mr. Page, I'd still highly recommend this to any and all fans of BNL. Now, fingers crossed Page lives up to his word and puts out another solo album soon...

The last 5 albums I've listened to...

Cage the Elephant
Weezer-Raditude
NOFX-Coaster
Millencolin-Machine 15
Toadies-Rubberneck

kinda sounds like STYX

GOOD STUFF

Try his "Bridge of Sighs" album

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