& so, to politics.
This week Mr. Fisk, himself fanny-spat into the arms of a pre-Mugabe Zimbabwe, bumblingly musters the extreme brass orbs to wax lyrical on the relative ease of *ahem* life under the zero tolerance regime of the aforementioned murderous fucknut of a dictator (if the residents would only just ignore the politics & just get on with it - shades of Norman Tebbit, per chance?).
His counsel in such matters? The source of this blithering ignorance? A Zimbabwean, weighed down with an excess of (one can only surmise, raped, slaughtered & pillaged) money to fritter, he chatted to once via an on-line poker site.
Suffice to say, the resultant atmosphere in Drunk Country House Studio resembled that of a critical mass explosion in an exasperation factory.
& if that wasn’t bad enough, & against the flow of better judgement, one half of remarkably turned the evening’s playlist over to Mr. Fisk’s obsessional indulgence in all things early ’90s, laced heavily with a base ingredient of indie dance. Wouldn’t you know it, even Mr. Toad, (off of musi-blog deliciousness Song By, Toad), joined in with a quatrain of indie disco cuts — albeit accompanied by a contextual bewilderment the size of a white elephant.
Expect BPMs, baggyism, foul language & a giddying naïvité not seen this side of Chamberlain’s blank paper acceptance of Hitler’s half-baked pledge to not do anything silly.
May mercy Lord it up on our souls.
½DC + Fisk
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Thank you Mr Fisk, the “Brown” album was very interesting, perfect for activities such as riding a motorbike while smoked up on Wisdom Weed. Please dont be offended, a good selection but like all Techno/Electronic repetitive. Its good background music, if my shop had an elevator, I would make sure that an endless loop of the Brown Album played for every ride.
I did some research and found several “Brown” albums , this one by Primus sounded like it might be to my liking, probably because of its connection to Tom Waits. By the way ,the “Chocalate Jesus” cover on Drunk Country Cover was very much appreciated.
This episode is excellent, perhaps the best part is the wonderful give and take between you two gentleman. I think Mr Fisk did a wonderful job with his selections, I enjoyed them all. Anxious to hear how the redux with Mrs DC/2 turns out, I am sure it will be as pleasant as the last time. Stay well and as always dont drink too much.