“You’re so Pretty!” by the Matadors of Shame
it bothers me how few people are listening to the matadors of shame. i mean, i might listen to them too much, but people are spend a lot of time listening to lessor pop punk bands.
plz download and listen:
Apparently I have personally done about 17% of all the matadors-of-shame listening that has been recorded on last.fm
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“A River Runs Through It” by the Matadors of Shame
So lets sit down with some cards and a tall glass of whiskey and shit-talk ‘til the morning comes and everybody’s sick of me
this band is so good, and makes me remember that there is a lot of shit i miss about East Lansing/Lansing when it is easier to be angry and dismissive about it.
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“Forget May 10th” by the Matadors of Shame
Going home was surprisingly OK. A lot more listening to MoS occured. Its so fucking good that nothing else feels worthwhile.
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“If You Stay, We Die” by the Matadors of Shame
consider everything previously said about this band repeated
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“The East” by the Matadors of Shame
Prior to today, I had only heard the matadors at shows and etc, but I listened to a ton of their recorded stuf today and it was pretty awesome/homesickness inducing.
you should really listen to this, its really good. The whole discography is available to download here and its def worthwhile.
Early morning listening while catching up on all the data entry that piled up while I was sick last week. Kind of making me homesick for Lansing and making me kind of look forward to going home next week.
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