Lurch/Butterfly Love [EP]

1. Christina

2. Lime-Away

3. Hey You

4. River

5. Paranoid

6. Time to Die

7. I Am Sam I Am

8. Welcome Aboard It's Love

9. Bee Sting

10. Hey Bo Diddley

11. Swerve

12. Thru the Windshield of Love

13. Heaven on Dirt

14. Tear It Apart

Tracks:

Lurch: Christina
Lurch: Lime - Away
Lurch: Hey You
Lurch: The River
Lurch: Paranoid
Butterfly Love: Time To Die
Butterfly Love: I Am Sam I Am
Butterfly Love: Welcome Aboard It's Love
Butterfly Love: Bee Sting
Butterfly Love: Hey Bo Diddley
Butterfly Love: Swerve
Butterfly Love: Thru The Windshield Of Love
Butterfly Love: Heaven On Dirt
Butterfly Love: Tear It Apart

Customer Reviews:

Many Have Drowned In The Bath Tub.......2006-06-20

Moody, creepy, sociopathic are a few words that come to mind when I think about this incredible band's music. This band's music can not really be placed in to a genre, however. This album is my favorite of all their works. It could easily be a soundtrack for a domestic disturbance (perhaps even a murder) at the trailor park. Or a soundtrack for a snuff flick. Just picture a broken man, who loved someone he shouldn't have; exhausted options have lead him to despair/anger/hatred/violence and murder. "[...], Don't make you call the cops on me!" Fun fun fun - for the whole family. I love the tribal drumming and the psychotic/feed-backing guitar work. Extremely intelligent writing; both music and lyrics. A must have if you're in to dark and seething music.

Raconte-moi, Cubitus, tome 7

Raconte-moi, Cubitus, tome 7
Authors: Dupa
Catalog: Book
Media: Cartonné
Release Date: 07 June, 1996
Publisher: Le Lombard
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Thru the Windshield of Love

Heaven on Dirt

Tear It Apart

Customer Reviews:

Many Have Drowned In The Bath Tub.......2006-06-20

Truly Original, but not great.......2006-01-05

This is a solid album (or 2 ep's). As the other reviewer noted, it is well beyond a disservice to categorize Steel Pole as a metal band. This was a band that would play any dive that would put them up and blow people away. Then they'd sell their CD's and t-shirts for practically nothing from a backpack they kept on the side of the stage. They played towering rock riffs, but there wasn't the slightest bit of "rock star" b.s. about them. Steel Pole, with their tape loops and LOUD guitar, occupied a nice space in the indie rock scene. If you like the Butthole Surfers earlier albums, Scratch Acid, or the bands that came out of Amphetamine Reptile records, then this is right up your alley.

Rough and Righteous!.......2000-07-15

A lot of search engines see this band as a metal band. I'm speaking for myself, of course, when I say that it's an insult to see these guys being lumped with other "metal bands". They are beyond classification. I've never heard a band that fits such heinous notes in such a poetic fashion. Steel Pole Bathtub is a brilliant band that hit their peak far before the right ears were ready to hear them. I saw them at several places, but my favorite show was at The Unicorn in Milwaukee. Such a small place with the bombasticy(is that a real word?) I'm surprised that the roof didn't crumble and fall on our heads. They cannot be classified or imitated!