Posts by Jason Mendoza

I’ll get this topic started on Monday; I've got a mountain of work to tackle over the weekend, so I won't have the chance to get to it before then.

Until then: Zora

I dropped a YouTube link earlier and couldn't find what I was looking for, but apparently, it’s right there. I did a bit more digging and finally stumbled upon what looks like the actual playlist containing this track: Two dogs fuckin'

The thing is, neither Discogs nor Wikipedia mentions it, so who actually knows what's going on here?

Basically, the original link pointed to the full album, but this one is just the entire playlist featuring that specific song.

p.s. It says the release date is 2015, so maybe it’s some kind of remaster. Once the album passes my inspection, I'll dig into it properly. 😉

I really wish they'd ditch the Armada, though. I can't stand NK Rijeka or Armada—I'm a die-hard Hajduk supporter through and through, and there's no changing that. 😁

I’ve never been much of a Queens of the Stone Age fan; their stuff never really clicked for me, even though I ended up at two of their shows (call it fate, I guess) and I can't honestly say I had a blast. There’s just something missing in their signature sound for my taste.

I know Tiamat, but I haven't really done a deep dive into them before. I think Weakling is a solid black metal choice, so I’m going to sit down and give them a proper listen tomorrow. I want to hear how they hold up on my high-end home speakers—there's nothing quite like hearing that raw, gritty, lo-fi black metal sound exactly the way it was meant to be heard.

wiredmason61 said:I know him for this kind of thing. 😬 Heh, I could really go for seeing Clutch live right now, even though I was feeling pretty burnt out after that last massive show at the arena. :nostalgia:

Honestly, the whole state of Michigan feels like a total systemic collapse; the place looks straight out of a post-apocalyptic movie.

Yeah, I’d love to hit up a concert too. It’s been nearly two years since I’ve been to anything remotely worthwhile or intelligent.

Still life

Let the games begin:

Let 3 - Two Dogs fuckin (1989)





1."Alone in the Water"
2."u rupa od smola"
3."Cyclamen"
4."Lost"
5. "Dawn"
6."I Don't Need You"
7."From Nowhere"
8."velik dan"
9."Armada"

One night, just one of those classic vibes—top-tier stuff if you ask me. Just another track I love to spin 😁

seriously, don't open that mayo

Clutch - Live in Detroit

Detroit is basically famous for two things: the massive crime rates and the terrible water quality. Even Michael Moore is from there—it’s a total hole, plain and simple.

Talked for four hours straight today. It’s been one hell of a work weekend 😁

I’d love nothing more than to grab a drink right now and just skip work tomorrow.

child in time

Talking Carcass—I’d have to say their previous record, *Necroticism – Descanting the Insalubrious*, is the standout for me. It still carries that raw, aggressive grit from when they were deep in their death/grind phase, mixed with this incredible sense of groove. That said, it isn't exactly casual listening, and let's be honest, heavier stuff like that can be a tough sell for the average listener. Still, it’s easily my favorite album of theirs, no question about it. Fun fact: Carcass was actually one of the first international bands to tour the States right after we started seeing more global acts hitting our club circuits.

As for Rammstein, I've always been big on industrial music in general, so that was an easy choice. I remember once suggesting someone check out Godflesh or Pitchshifter just to see where Rammstein really pulled their core influence from.

The Goat of Mendes

Even Rammstein basically stumbled into their name by accident after some incident at an airfield over in Germany. Personally, I think that track featuring the scenes from Lost Highway is easily their best song and music video. To me, the whole thing was just a bit of a middle finger to everyone else.

I’m all in on this, and I’ve got a suggestion ready to go right now 👍

Lvmen - Raison D'Etre



I actually caught this American indie band live a few times back in the day, and they're great. Their studio albums hold up on their own, but seeing them perform is a whole different level of experience. They lean heavily into samples and snippets taken from old classic American cinema, which creates this incredible atmosphere when you're listening.

track list:
1 Lvmen No. 3 8:33
2 Lvmen No. 4 11:01
3 Lvmen No. 5 1:06
4 Lvmen No. 6 6:08
5 Lvmen No. 7 5:22

Jimmy

There are certain things you can only experience for the very first time once. Honestly, I wish my adult self—someone who actually understands just how brilliant this track is—could have heard it for the first time right now, instead of me whining about it for twenty years like some kid thinking a loud guitar riff is the peak of musical genius.

when you finally catch your breath

The Beatles - Yesterday is just standing in my way
it's got its hooks in me
everywhere I turn, there it is
at the bar over at Apple
even in the halls of the Boston Celtics.

It feels like it's stalking me all over the city
but my response stays the same
no matter where it catches me
"My paycheck is late."

summer vibes in the States

Khanate

Losing hits me hard, especially when it’s against a team like Cleveland. And having to deal with it on a Monday? Just adds insult to injury.

Devouring Void

It's finally Friday

Look, people who have never spent a single day working a service job in this industry usually think they can just walk in and demand special treatment because they're handing over some cash. It drives me absolutely insane—honestly, just as much as those wannabe influencers crawling all over everything, begging for freebies and handouts.

Cult of Luna