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After the Fall By: Brian Webber on 9/17/2002; 7:22 PM This article was plagarized from Westword.com.
Re: After the Fall By: Brian Carnell on 11/14/2001; 3:09 PM At 02:01 PM 11/14/2001 -0500, Brian Webber wrote: >These kinds of rabble-rousing statements are what Riley was most >associated with before, well, it. Party Music -- which earned a nine-star >rating from Spin -- is the Coup's fourth full-length release, following >1993's Kill My Landlord, 1994's Genocide and Juice and 1999's Steal This >Album. You know, its a little bizarre to see the Coup complaining about pro-war rhetoric after titling their first album "Kill My Landlord." "Genocide and Juice" is one of my favorite albums and I used to just listen to it over and over ("Repo Man" is hilarious), but songs like "Takin' These" are just absurd. Like most Communists, Boots doesn't seem to know the first thing about the things he talks about -- but he's got a lot of talent which really comes across in the music. (The thing that's always puzzled me, though, is what was up with "Santa Rita Weekend"? I just didn't get the Spice-1 connection there (hardly seems up the Coup's political alley).
RE: After the Fall By: Mark Morgan on 11/14/2001; 5:22 PM Nice piece of reportage, Brian. What's the source of those quotes?
RE: After the Fall By: Brian Webber on 11/14/2001; 10:30 PM Various magazines such as Spin and Rolling Stone. I was actually gonna put this up a week ago, but I lost the Zip disk the text file was saved on, and during that time I threw out the mags (the anual cleaning of my room).
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