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April 12, 2003

Welcome to MusicFilter. User friendly starting right now.

Welcome to MusicFilter, where all music lovers , cool bands ,(U Atlanta bands listening?), road managers, roadies, groupies(especially groupies), webmasters, artists, clubs, dives, or anyone affiliated in the music industry are invited to join our web community. We hope to create an interesting and useful resource for everyone involved. We are designing a site we hope will be unique, fun, resourceful, and easy to use thanks to MetaPhilter. Have fun, use your fuckin’ head, and post away. PRMF.

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Go ahead PUNK…make my day.

: Nashville Pussy

: Blaine Cartwright

: Ruyter Suys

: Karen Cuda

: Jeremy Thompson

Although they take their name from a Nuge song and use a Confederate flag in their imagery, The Pussy’s politics ain’t god, guns, and gay-bashin’– they run both red and blue. In fact, on the band’s fifth album From Hell to Texas (SPV), they assail religion on “Lazy Jesus” (“God’s just a king with a lot less money”) and bash “The Late, Great USA.” “We walk the line,” Suys says. “The party we vote for is
the Party party.” The song, she continues, is about returning home from Europe to notice the little differences between here and there. “Some of the freedoms over there are different… like, you know, hash and nice, state-sponsored hookers.Then you come back to America, land of supposed freedom, and you’re not allowed to smoke 50 feet in front of a building and shit. It’s like, ‘What the fuck?”{read more}

Butthole Surfers - Hurdy Gurdy

The Cramps - Can your pussy do

Dead Kennedys - Too Drunk To F

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MusicFilter

Go ahead PUNK…make my day.

Welcome to MusicFilter

April 12, 2003