Nee Lewman
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I thought it was a holographic honey baked ham picture disc for a minute and was like “I’m gonna need pictures”
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I thought it was a holographic honey baked ham picture disc for a minute and was like “I’m gonna need pictures”
dbarila
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Missed opportunity on a ham scented vinyl.
Nee Lewman
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They should have called us in to consult. I have lots of ideas!!!
TenderLovingKiller®
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dbarila
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I don't even know who Birdcloud is but I have so many questions about that cover art. Costumes, theatrics AND a mandolin???? (AND Ham????)
Twentytwo
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Birdcloud is the female version of Wheeler Walker Jr if you are familiar with him. Some funny stuff. This is a pretty tame song of theirs.
Nee Lewman
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Twentytwo
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Wheeler Walker is actually the alter ego of comedian Ben Hoffman. Think David Allen Coe times a thousand.
Hemotep
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So the alter ego of another dude I've never heard of.
Hemotep
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Are they the F*ck me in the ass cause I love Jesus, duo?
Nevermind, I just remembered that's Garfunkel and Oates.
dbarila
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Being multiplied by another dude I've never heard of.
dbarila
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These last few pages have really gone off the rails.
Hemotep
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David Allen Coe was a machine pumping out albums in the 70s-90s. Don't hear much about him anymore. Not sure if he's still alive. Would have to be getting close to 100, if I remember right.
hatfieldpdx
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Guessing you already have this one? One of my favorites, which got a vinyl press somewhat recently.
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ayayrawn
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Missed this one! Gonna check it out
TenderLovingKiller®
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Also as much as I enjoy some of Coe’s more mainstream output, his bootleg “novelty” albums are full of some of the most raunchy, racist, and homophobic stuff you could imagine. Basically the type up stuff that would make a Hell’s Angel enforcer (likely his target demographic for most of this stuff) chuckle as he wipes the blood off his switchblade.
ayayrawn
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But then he'd throw in some of the more based country songs of the time. I'm a fan of "Fuck Anita Bryant". Think he was just the original country edgelord. He said stuff to get a rise out of people and not because he believed them necessarily.