I Seen What I Saw

A blog dedicated to things I've seen or want to see... and Gothic Country music.

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Last Tango in Paris

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Brando's got us on our stomachs and he's going for the butter

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Jay Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots - Another Song About Jesus, A Wedding Sheet, and A Bowie Knife

Someone needs to take a rusty Bowie knife to you - from your groin to chest-bone, spill the truth.  That way you might touch your inside like I has to, like you always make me do- Someone spaded Jesus Christ through skin meat and bone- the iron from the spike it starts that rustin', the iron from His blood add to that rustin'-

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Bro-ba Fett Lol

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The odd eyed one is Tamara and she is the most wonderful cat I have ever owned.

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Jay Munly - Cooney vs. Munly

Do you remember Jerry Cooney? Well girls put your titties away.

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Slim Cessna's Auto Club - Jesus Is In My Body, My Body Has Let Me Down

Easily the best song off their 2008 album <em>Cipher<./em>, this song really struck me.  The way Munly and Slim play off each other is great, I really need to see SCAC before I die.  At least I get to see Munly & the Lupercalians in September

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Kvelertak

For whatever reason I've put off listening to Meir till now, but I'm not really enjoying it :(

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Ben Prunty - Milky Way from the FTL: Faster Than Light soundtrack

In stark contrast to what I normally post on this blog, here's what IDM sounds like with a chiptune.  Absolutely amazing soundtrack, easily one of the best electronic albums of 2012, and another one from an indie computer game.  The other album I am referring to is the soundtrack from Hotline Miami which is amazing in a completely different way.  Either way, indie gaming has been giving me a steady collection of great electronic soundtracks in the last few years.

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Elliott BROOD - Second Son

Been in love with this song for almost a decade now.

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Two Cow Garage - Folksinger's Heart

Now I'm 25 years old, no money no plans, no street of gold It was arrogant to think from the start, you were the only backyard Dylan with a folksinger's heart. Great band from Columbus Ohio

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When The Stars are Right

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Holy shit this is amazing.

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always reblog, cthulhu fhtagn

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I walked into a bizarre conversation in the junior high school library, where two classmates were arguing over whether Asmodeus or Orcus would win in a fight. I quickly realized that they were talking about a game, that this game was called Dungeons & Dragons, and that in this game one person...

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Vampire: The Maquerade was my first RPG. We started playing not long after that movie Underworld came out so our first game we were embraced and left to fend for ourselves in the woods. We came across two werewolves and instead of fleeing we decided to try and fight them. My Gangrel was beheaded with one swipe (ST rolled 8 points of agg and I was stupid and didn't put any points in fortitude). My friend fared a little better but was eventually ripped apart. It was after this game we decided to read more about the lore, rather than using Underworld as our barometer for the badassary of vampires

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Pinebox Serenade - Woven Arms

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Long live the new flesh

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Wow I just found out that The Oregon Trial is available on Steam.  Growing up in Canada I never played it, but so many of my American friends hold it up as some holy relic, so it may be worth the $10