Anatomically Deranged

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
The southeast's leading Prog Rock band brings home the proverbial bacon with their second release, Anatomicaly Deranged. The songs develop a rich tapestry of grinding guitars and wacky lyrics. The albun is reminicent of mid seventies glam rock with a fresh modern spin. Moonballs is the first single from Anatomicaly Deranged.

Anatomically Deranged
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Awesome CD
  • Spacemen imbibe Southern Comfort
 Anatomically Deranged

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music
GeneralGeneral | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000056C66
Release Date: 2000-12-01

Tracks:

  1. Two Song Trilogy
  2. Finger 6
  3. They Call Me Chaos
  4. Moonballs
  5. Positronic Nightmare
  6. Beetle Spin
  7. Dottie, The Rust Fairy
  8. Spooky Toot Blues
  9. Gen: S.M.
  10. Business Beaver Dam Style
  11. ButtSukk
  12. Ya Don't Eat No Corndogs In The Garden of Eden
  13. Maximum Impact
  14. Magic Eye
  15. We Are The Warriors
  16. Year of The Tiger

Album Description

The southeast's leading Prog Rock band brings home the proverbial bacon with their second release, Anatomicaly Deranged. The songs develop a rich tapestry of grinding guitars and wacky lyrics. The albun is reminicent of mid seventies glam rock with a fresh modern spin. Moonballs is the first single from Anatomicaly Deranged.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Awesome CD.......2001-03-29

I bought this Cd on a whim having never heard of the band, and was totally shocked. It just blew me away. This is the best unheard of band ever.

5 out of 5 stars Spacemen imbibe Southern Comfort.......2001-01-09

I,God are as incredible on disc as they are live. A four-piece from the Myrtle Beach, SC-area, they've been around for much of the '90s and have finally got around to releasing a CD--and it's a good thing since the demo tape that Bradley (guitar, vocals) gave me is just about completely worn out.

When asked what they sound like, I usually tell the uninformed that they are the Rush of punk rock; if someone knows their independent music well, I'll give the comparison that they sound like Six Finger Satellite, Jesus Lizard and Voivod after a quart of Southern Comfort and an alien probe. Classify under space-metal/progressive/minimalism if you must.

The dueling guitar-work of Bradley and Kyle Thrash (who does vocals on a few tracks) serve to complement the each other, and often they sound like they are the same guitar, just doubled up in each channel. Patrick's bass is the bedrock, and Mark's drumming is simply breath-taking.

I can't imagine life without the music of I,God, and you'll never meet a nicer bunch of guys. I just wish they had included on this disc their quirky, spastic cover of Bad Company's "Feel Like Makin' Love".... Buy this Disc!

Music:

  1. Another Day Down
  2. Beetlebum, Pt. 1 [CD-single]
  3. Before Today [CD-single] [Import]
  4. Blur [Extra tracks] [Import]
  5. Burning Bush
  6. Burning Wheel
  7. Capital Will Kill You [Explicit Lyrics]
  8. Caught a Lite Sneeze Pt. 1
  9. Clamp It Down
  10. confusion among the masses

Music

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Music

Spreading From the Ashes

Verdi: Requiem Mass; Bartok: Music Sz106

Three Masses from Canterbury Cathedral

Barley: Corn Brand Originals

Live In Sweden 1983 [Live] [Import]

Watercycle [Box set]

Wonderful Day/With a Smile and a Song [Import]

Vivaldi:7 Concertos

Very Best of Burl Ives Christmas [Original recording remastered]

Ullswater

Under the Pink

The Seven Steps to Heaven

Viva Pedro Vargas

John Adams: Harmonielehre

Sun Ra Arkestra Meets Salah Ragab in Egypt