The Queers - Beyond The Valley (2000) FLAC

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01. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #01] Uncouth
02. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #02] Little Rich Working Class Oi Boy
03. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #03] Strangle The Girl
04. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #04] I'm Not A Mongo (Anymore)
05. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #05] Stupid Fucking Vegan
06. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #06] In With The Out Crowd
07. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #07] I Wanna Know
08. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #08] Journey To The Center Of Your Empty Fucking Skull
09. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #09] I Hate Your Fucking Guts
10. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #10] Babyface (Boo-Hoo-Hoo)
11. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #11] My Cunt's A Cunt
12. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #12] I Just Called To Say Fuck You
13. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #13] Just Say Cunt
14. The Queers - [Beyond The Valley... CD1 #14] Theme From Beyond The Valley Of The Assfuckers


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One of the odder entries in the Queers' extensive catalog, 2000's Beyond the Valley... is a much darker and less overtly funny album than almost anything the band has ever done. There's a lot of anger expressed in these songs, and little of it is of the cheerful middle-finger-salute variety head Queer Joe King specializes in. (It may be worth noting that this was the Queers' first release after the 1999 death of King's longtime friend and bandmate Hugh O'Neill.) "Little Rich Working Class Oi-Boy," "Stupid F**king Vegan," "Strangle That Girl," and "Babyface (Boo-Hoo-Hoo)" are a lot more cutting and vengeful than is normally King's style, and frankly, two songs with titles involving King's favorite word for female genitalia is probably one too many. There are a few blasts of good old-fashioned Queers fun, especially the catchy singalongs "I Just Called to Say F**k You" and "I Hate Your F**king Guts," but overall, this record sounds like it was uncomfortable to make, and at times it's certainly uncomfortable to listen to. The weird, near psychedelic title track, a droning, Velvet Underground-style riff topped with a free association mantra by King, is among the most unexpected things the Queers have ever done.
© Stewart Mason /TiVo


1 disque(s) - 14 piste(s)
Durée totale : 00:32:46
Artistes principaux : The Queers
Compositeur : Joe King
Label : Hopeless Records
Genre : Punk, Pop Punk
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo
2000 Hopeless Records, Inc.










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