The Smell Of Victory

The Smell Of Victory

Track Listings

1. Told You So

2. I Hate It

3. 30 Days

4. Girl Like You

5. So Cool

6. Hey Doofus

7. Your Girl Friend

8. I Cant Take It

9. I Don't Like You

10. I Sniff Glue

11. I'm Ugly

12. Tomorrow

13. I Hate to Drive

14. Hubie

15. Vaca in T.J.

16. Sara Doesn't Like Me Any More

17. Fuck You Too

18. Joy Got a Tit Job

19. You Make Me Wanna Drink

20. I Don't Need Your Love

See all 22 tracks on this disc

Tracks:

Told You So
I Hate It
30 Days
A Girl Like You
So Cool
Hey Doofus
Your Girlfriend
I Can't Take It
I Don't Like You
I Sniff Glue
I'm Ugly
Tomorrow
I Hate To Drive
Hubie
Vaca In T.J.
Sara Doesn't Like Me
Fuck You Too
Joy Got A Tit Job
You Make Me Wanna Drink
I Don't Need Your Love
Wet Sheets
Party Doll-A-Go-Go
Traveling Band
'All Songs Listed Above'

Customer Reviews:

The NObody's are punk at its best.......2000-02-17

If you are Looking to buy A NObodys Album this is the one you want Its a gritty Garage punk sound and The songs are great on it like "A girl like you" and "your girlfriend".

Good Release.......2000-01-14

I DONT KNOW WHAT THE OTHER GUY WAS THINKING BUT THIS ALBUM IS NOBODYS AT THEIR BEST IN MY OPINION- MUST BUY THIS ALBUM

THE FIRST ONE WAS BETTER.......1999-04-24

the nobody's second release is a letdown. Moronic hardcore pop that does nothing and goes nowhere , a few keepers but for the most part it's a piece of trash...pass

Average customer rating:

excellent
Finalist - Grimmest Album of The Year

The Smell of Blood But Victory
Moon Lay Hidden
Manufacturer: Arthur's Round Table
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Experimental Music | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0000080N5
Release Date: 1995-01-01

Customer Reviews:

excellent.......2006-10-08

THE SELFDENYING AND AUTODESTRUCTIVE BRAINWASH IS SPREADING ALL OVER EUROPE - IN THE END 'MULTI-CULTURALISM' ONLY FUNCTIONS ON SOULLESS, UNCRITICAL AND MATERIALIZED CONSUMERS.

This found it's way into my collection through the same source as a number of other unusual but interesting titles of european descent. TSOBBV is anything but the happy, bubbly audio fluff that rides the American airwaves with a giggle and a cowboy hat. In fact this music is an indication that there actually are people capable of escaping the mass media's all encompassing vortex of sanitized gibberish. This is not the feel good album (CD) of any year and listening to it is unlikely to conjure visions of scantily clad blonde airheads grinding their booty.

Overall this is a dark and somewhat disturbing glimpse of a growing class of people who consider themselves and their cultural heritage the target of continuing systematic oppression. Much of this CD is both depressing and disturbing partly because it is an audio image of an unjust past ensuring a future without hope and partially because the inevitable social expression of seething hidden rage will not be pretty.

History is more accurately told by a people's music than it is history books or the media. It is really unfortunate that any person, group or movement should be so subjugated that they can't say (lyrically or otherwise) what's on their mind. Any repressive society is one ruled by cowards!

Finalist - Grimmest Album of The Year.......2002-02-09

...This album moves from medieval "pop" to twisted martial rants to slow, bone-chilling dread. Many songs combine traditional instruments and dialogue loops. Mercifully, Alzbeth performs them in English. Much of the content is shaped by Alzbeth's obsession with the dark, bloody side of European history. Albin Julius (now Der Blutharsch) backs the stories with music that alternates between lively, scary and Hitchcock-ambient.

Highlights:
Track 2 - a slow march with a hundred clanking swords: "Survive in brutality / If you dare it you will fly over casualty"
Track 4 - an upbeat folk tune, and a call to battle.
Track 5 - some old recording of guys singing oom-pah with an accordian. The guys sound good, though.
Track 6 - a grand, neo-martial lament: "Our land / Our land is falling"
Track 8 - one of the scariest, saddest songs ever in any genre of music. Based on English serial killers Fred and Rosemary West: "Strangled in the parlor / Reena... / Tortured in the hall / Reena..."
Track 10 - starts with the scream of Bloody Mary, then you hear the axe fall. Sounds like the end of the world; I guess it WAS for her.
Track 12 - a self-duet; Alzbeth was actually a good singer when she eased up on the horror.
Track 14 - ambient with a chorus of wolves. Very dark, as siren songs go.

(Yeah, I'm noticing the numerical pattern here too...)

Track 16 - sounds like an off-key Viking opera.
Track 17 - the Hitchcock piece: slow, ambient dread. "And, so on and so on and...and, then in the end, he sent the money. Ha haaa!" (I think this one may touch on the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby. I dunno.)

This may help convey the vibe: If you've ever been alone in a room with a dead person, and that person turned to look at you and whispered the truth...there you go. Happy listening, y'all!

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