Showing posts with label Richard Cheese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Cheese. Show all posts

1.24.2013

August 1 - 10 (214 - 223)

#214) Dreamend - And the Tears Washed Over Me, Wave After Cowardly Wave (2012) 


#215) Duchess Says - Anthologie des 3 Perchoirs (2008) 

#216) Hair Police - Certainty of Swarms (2008) 

#217) Richard Cheese - Live at the Royal Wedding (2011) 

#218) Verse En Coma - Rialto (2008) 

#219) Old Silver Key - Tales of Wandering (2011) 

#220) Noism ± 
(2008) 
 
#221) Death Grips - The Money Store (2012) 

#222) KEN Mode - Mennonite (2008)  

#223) Blood of the Black Owl - A Feral Spirit (2008) 

7.07.2012

Richard Cheese - The Sunny Side of the Moon




#162) Richard Cheese - The Sunny Side of the Moon (2006)

 1. Rape Me (Nirvana)
 2. People = Shit (Slipknot)
 3. Baby Got Back (Sir Mix-A-Lot)
 4. Girls, Girls, Girls (Motley Crue)
 5. Closer (NIN)
 6. Bust A Move (Young MC)
 7. Down With the Sickness (Disturbed)
 8. Sunday Bloody Sunday (U2)
 9. Freak On a Leash (Korn)
 10. Nookie (Limp Bizkit)
 11. Another Brick In the Wall (Pink Floyd)
 12. Rock the Casbah (The Clash)
 13. Fight For Your Right (The Beastie Boys)
 14. Hot For Teacher (Van Halen)
 15. Gin and Juice (Snoop Dogg)
 16. Come Out and Play (Offspring)
 17. Badd (Ying Yang Twins)
 18. Creep (Radiohead)

Richard Cheese, along with his band Lounge Against the Machine, takes songs from a wide variety of bands, some good, a lot bad, and turns them (or "swankifies" them as he says...somewhere i think) into amazing lounge jams
this album claims that it's a "best of" but that's kind of misleading. 4 of the tracks ("Bust a Move", "Freak on a Leash", "Another Brick In the Wall" and "Badd") are brand new and 7 tracks ("Rape Me", "Closer", "Nookie", "Fight For Your Right", "Gin and Juice", "Come Out and Play" and "Creep") are full band re-recordings of older tracks, so only 7 tracks on here are available on the previously released albums.
the re-recorded tracks are off the first album, Richard Cheese  Lounge Against the Machine, which featured all synthesized instruments. the full band makes a huge difference and the tracks sound great. 
this is one of the few times i'd recommend a "best of" for both new and old fans.