So if Cole Hamels becomes the Phillies’ 4th starter, that makes the first 3 starters Lee-Halladay-Oswalt, which is eerily similar to the name of one of Gordon’s heroes…
On a related note, this guy is lucky that Washington (the Phillies’ division rivals) declined his option for next year. That rotation would likely murder him.
I think that when the “singer” is nodding and motioning to the poor souls that are being tortured by him and his group of tone deaf, beat challenged idiots, he is just giving the “go ahead” to people that have come to this hillbilly county fair to hang themselves.
After watching a couple of Hush’s other videos, I think there’s a subtle genius to their bit. It takes special talent to play with such calibrated disharmony … to have five guys performing in such wildly different keys and meters for an entire song … to suck this badly. Think about it: when five guys are just walking down the street, they tend to eventually fall into the same pace and even strides. Five guys banging on drums tend to eventually fall into the same beat. But these guys never get on the same page, through an entire song. I tell you, Jerry, it’s gold!
Why would anyone over the age of 40 need to look at the lyrics to this song? If you don’t know the words, making something up is better than standing in front of a crowd looking confused and illiterate. J. J. Cale couldn’t have spent more than five minutes writing this song; how could Hush find it difficult? I suppose they could have played this bad on purpose. If they did, it worked.
These guys are shady. The lead singer looks like they found him in an alley passed out drunk. The guy trying to play the guitar seems like he’s just taken up playing the guitar. But i’d still watch them do a gig.
So if Cole Hamels becomes the Phillies’ 4th starter, that makes the first 3 starters Lee-Halladay-Oswalt, which is eerily similar to the name of one of Gordon’s heroes…
Very good Dirty P1
I made it one line into the song and couldn’t take it anymore. Every time these guys play, Clapton breaks one of his guitar strings.
These guys invented the shred.
On a related note, this guy is lucky that Washington (the Phillies’ division rivals) declined his option for next year. That rotation would likely murder him.
http://mlb.mlb.com/team/player.jsp?player_id=150456
I think that when the “singer” is nodding and motioning to the poor souls that are being tortured by him and his group of tone deaf, beat challenged idiots, he is just giving the “go ahead” to people that have come to this hillbilly county fair to hang themselves.
This has to be a joke.
Now, I don’t like it either. Is this band’s name Front Toot?
These guy’s need to go back to there construction job.
I’ll defend this band until the day I die. You really can’t appreciate their style unless you see them live…and then your hooked.
on valium…
on heron
Looks like a 8 ball is fixing to fall out his pocket….”COCAINE”
My ears are bleeding!
Gordo,
I find it harder to hate them after this –> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTEaEgQYkNc
PS. See you behind Trees.
WOW…it IS hard to hate them….big time GUTS!
After watching a couple of Hush’s other videos, I think there’s a subtle genius to their bit. It takes special talent to play with such calibrated disharmony … to have five guys performing in such wildly different keys and meters for an entire song … to suck this badly. Think about it: when five guys are just walking down the street, they tend to eventually fall into the same pace and even strides. Five guys banging on drums tend to eventually fall into the same beat. But these guys never get on the same page, through an entire song. I tell you, Jerry, it’s gold!
I think I found the original inspiration for Gordo’s awkward interviews: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNBIyGxV7Ek
I can’t unwatch this. I am, however, impressed that they all got a work-release pass from the group home on the same day.
Maybe these guys can be had for the next Ticketstock?
just sayin………….
Best idea yet.
This product earned its maker the “Most Likely to get Struck By Lightning” award for 2010:
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Why would anyone over the age of 40 need to look at the lyrics to this song? If you don’t know the words, making something up is better than standing in front of a crowd looking confused and illiterate. J. J. Cale couldn’t have spent more than five minutes writing this song; how could Hush find it difficult? I suppose they could have played this bad on purpose. If they did, it worked.
Some MASSIVE front page potential for you here…
http://thechive.com/2010/10/26/the-potential-for-lower-back-problems-is-there-30-photos/
#’s 5, 11, 20, & 34 should get your pencil moving. Wink.
These guys are shady. The lead singer looks like they found him in an alley passed out drunk. The guy trying to play the guitar seems like he’s just taken up playing the guitar. But i’d still watch them do a gig.
LAST!
I like how the lead singer keeps shrugging his shoulders as if to say, “that’s the way Clapton go.”
Still better than most modern music.
The strangest part of the video is the woman applauding after they finish and then walking out of the camera shot…something wrong with her I’d say