Nurse With Wound: A Sucked Orange REVIEW - Worst Album Ever Made? (Ft. Cador)

[@wannabepoet9647]

The ”Ritva sings for the world” song is actually a woman singing a Finnish Christmas song, ”Joulupukki”, that’s roughly translated to just ”Santa Claus”. She’s singing in Finnish, and I don’t think it has an excisting English version, but the lyrics go like (word for word translated into English) ”Santa Claus, Santa Claus, white beard, old uncle, doesn’t your present sack push your back, come here, we’re not afraid of you” before the female singer proceeds to get raped on this record, I guess. The original lyrics may sound a bit f’d up in English, but trust me, in Finland the ”Joulupukki” song is actually one of the most innocent and most happiest of Christmas songs. It’s about the Santa Claus coming and giving presents to kids, who then sing to him that they’ve been waiting for him. I know that this is a bit random, but since I’m Finnish and saw the title of Ritva song, Ritva being a fairly common women’s name here, I was like ”Wait is this really Finnish?!”

[@CactusMalpractice]

Thanks for the translation joho that was a big help!!

[@wannabepoet9647]

@@CactusMalpractice no problem! Though I translated just a bit that was on the video, and not the whole song, but still it’s better than nothing at all, I hope

[@margiemorrison9190]

She's not getting raped it was a cut from the sylvie babs hi fi compilation were many artist would do weird shit also the weird sounds are likely dogs and farm animals distorted to be almost unrecognizable.

[@jeanmichellelaurent]

@@margiemorrison9190 does sound very sinister though

[@margiemorrison9190]

@@jeanmichellelaurent yeah it's supposed to the sylvie and babs compilation is a satire on easy listening making very normal stuff sound ominous and downright nightmarish in fact nursewithwound and current 93 make some of the most nightmarish stuff I've ever heard

[@taipeijoey101]

The point of splitting Rocket Morton in two was to throw the listener for a loop. They think that part 2 will have a switch-up, a relief from the rapid fire onslaught that the album provides. But there's no release, you're pulled right back into the deep end.

[@professortheremin]

Stapleton gave the Beefheart sample the Steve Reich 'come out to show them' treatment of having the loop go out of phase with itself. By the way, Beefheart quoted the phrase "come out to show them" in the song Moonlight in Vermont. How's that for conceptual continuity?

[@SlyHikari03]

@@professortheremin full circle moment

[@nikguimont8546]

How has this series not blown up yet

[@SteveAydt]

Hopefully literally.

[@honeycomblord9384]

Well, the chris chan review went a little viral.

[@taylorskidmore2760]

Dude he should be as big as Melon I think

[@JustaRandomGuy890]

You should listen to Not Available by your old friends The Residents, that whole album is so anxiety inducing it makes me sweat everytime I listen to it

[@SnackPackSilkens]

That one always feels so melancholy in places while being very anxious in others. It's very good.

[@lukebouchard1164]

Been doing a review streak on the residents in english class. Going to do Eskimo this friday.

[@Rshields388]

Edweena made me mushrooms She ate the grate and ground the groom! Calling cards and winking bards!! There just too many, see?

[@m.f.5739]

Animal Lover too.

[@dominicesquivel3901]

I think the best way to describe this album is this. It’s just fucking with you. It is straight up doing everything in its power to mess with you.

[@taipeijoey101]

The track listing is crucial to this. Putting Raymonde Fluffs It right before Musical Bovine Spongiform is one of the greatest gut punches I've ever heard.

[@margiemorrison9190]

Musical bovine spongiform is a creepy demo version of Sheila na gig

[@margiemorrison9190]

That's nurse with wound for u it is a bunch of people fucking with u sometimes making ambient music first wave industrial or most commonly music from dimensionxuxuxuusuixixisisiisisusxuuxjxisususushshshsususskskmxziJHgzzyywyswy7wopwpwpalalwlwlwwoallapzpzpapa Apapaapzpzpalapoaowwoiaisizizuussjsisxisiai×××(!(!>!>>!>!>×>!>>!9!>!9![××98×8!×>×>×>2>×>××>>!>×>×>×>×>@>8×8×>×

[@margiemorrison9190]

Well actually it might not be a demo version but it is a variation of it so is scrapie

[@haleywilson520]

This and what I've heard of NWW in general reminds me of being in a nightmare and realizing it's YOUR dream in YOUR mind and you can fuck around and play with it and have fun :p

[@SnackPackSilkens]

It's interesting and rare to see someones reaction to Nurse With Wound. His work is pretty varied the deeper you go. He collaborated with Stereolab and it was hypnotic, I suggest checking out a track called "Trippin' With The Birds" My first experience with NWW was a track called "I've Plumbed This Whole Neighborhood" and it definitely set the tone for the project to say the least. Thanks for talking about NWW. Love this series.

[@hassanas-sabbagh6562]

It sounds even more Neu!esque than typical Stereolab's output.

[@cameronhegedusch6845]

Nurse with wound is the most profound project (recording project) EVER

[@MrMusicbyMartin]

I didn’t really know about NWW until Stereolab’s collaboration - which used slowed-down voices. The hypnotic elements of “Simple Headphone Mind” are all Stereolab, Steven is soloing really. What I heard of NWW after that didn’t jump up at me, but hearing these clips makes me think I ought to listen again. The clips reminded me of a David Lynch soundtrack, and some of the vocal elements reminded me of the remarkable Witch Cults of the Radio Age, which is sweeter and more melodic than Nurse With Wound, but similarly unsettling.

[@grizzlystation]

Dude, Spiral Theme sounds so sick. Felt so cool. Also that album art looks cool as hell. Cador was on the money about feeling like going insane

[@TheChronophobe]

You’d probably enjoy Spiral Insana

[@jeanmichellelaurent]

Spiral theme sounds like something from Star Trek

[@ayden2545]

ROCKETTE MORTON

[@giasharie274]

ROCKETTE MORTON

[@xxlasher216xx]

ROCKETTE MORTON

[@ArtemyMusha]

ROCKETTE MORTON

[@harmonia33]

ROCKETTE MORTON

[@cheesewizz_]

ROCKETTE MORTON

[@margiemorrison9190]

What's even more interesting is this guy is a perfectly normal father he lives on a farm with his kids and he jokingly gave them apple juice calling it alcohol which proves the dark humor doesn't just apply to his experiments

[@gaygranola]

I don’t know if it’s just a British thing but it’s very common for adults to do that for kids so they don’t feel left out on festivities

[@margiemorrison9190]

@@gaygranola but isn't it illegal?

[@willowsparks4576]

@@margiemorrison9190 No? why would it be illegal to give kids apple juice?

[@cador6169]

thanks so much for inviting me to be a part of this man, it turned out great!

[@ultrayoshi9657]

I love how this guy has two styles too his music 1st random indescribable silly little experimental songs and 2 beautiful and creepy ambient pieces lol

[@crumpetsack3909]

This is one of my all-time favorite albums. I've tried many, many times to pinpoint what I love about this album so much, but I just can't. I absolutely love to see people talk about this album or nurse with wound in general

[@matthewcoombs3282]

I love the Sylvie and Babs album. Play that a lot. Not sure what is about the album. But if feels like a twisted take on an early Easy Listening album from the 1960s

[@professortheremin]

You take on some very challenging albums. You do a great job with your insights. Here's an album to sink the teeth into. not the worst album, but easily the most disturbing album ever recorded. (26) Sing Me a Song Of Songmy - KZbin Turkish composer, Ilhan Mimaroglu put together this mix of angry jazz, electronic music, orchestra, chorus, poets, and even an excerpt from the Brahms Requiem. I would love to hear your thoughts on this album.

[@professortheremin]

kzbin.info/aero/OLAK5uy_n6iarkWRSbSBSVAIz3P_lv901t4cREVP0

[@NapoleonPicard]

Lmao if you can’t even listen to SBB Dragged Through a Hedge Backwards, then good luck reviewing literally any Merzbow album

[@banjogyro]

Oh i know this album. This video will be so entertaining to watch. I am sure it will be great, this WAEM series has been extremely entertaining for all these months.

[@lukebouchard1164]

Keep it up man! Great Work! I really like the idea of drawing a picture for each track through multiple listens. I might try that out sometime!

[@IndustrialFan666]

Nurse With Wound is great. I used to burn mix CDs for long car rides, I’d especially like playing them at night with my grandma. We’d listen to comp tracks from Brighter Death Now like Deathkomh or even something like Overaged Seduction, and a Nurse With Wound’s Soliloquy For Lilith tracks, Coil’s At The Heart Of It All I have extremely fond memories of Nurse With Wound

[@Seth-12345]

You should check out An evening with Wild Man Fischer. Its a very interesting album that a lot of people havent heard of. Its also produced by Frank Zappa so thats a bonus.

[@CactusMalpractice]

I plan to cover it in 2021! I've been looking off and on ebay to see if i can get it at a decent price

[@Seth-12345]

@@CactusMalpractice Awesome, yeah sometimes those obscure albums can be pretty expensive.

[@FrankieTeardrop1998]

First NWW song I heard was "I've Plummed This Whole Neighbourhood." Still haven't recovered.

[@GlitchRodgers]

For some reason, KZbin classified one of the music videos for it (which is downright nightmarish) as a video "made for kids" LMAO

[@pooscootedpaper]

Easily one of favorite albums by NWW. I feel like breaking an album like this down to individual tracks doesn't do the album justice - it's all about the album as a whole... HOWEVER, you should really listen to Drunk With The Old Man Of Mountain, it fleshes a lot of the stronger ideas from Sucked Orange into full pieces.. less comedy intervention - but man, what an eerie journey you'll go on with that album.

[@body_drift]

I used to work in a communal art studio and I’d play this album. I always got told to turn it off.

[@SnackPackSilkens]

Had to add one more comment since you mentioned the difficulties of producing this kind of stuff at the time. And it's true! This was all done with very tedious tape edits with reel to reel recording, layering, and looping. Part of that involves literally cutting the recording tape then splicing it back together with regular tape. It's kind of a similar world to The Residents early work.

[@gallowshumor1784]

Really did not expect this level of production from a NWW review godamn. Give this man subscribers

[@dyscotopia]

I enjoy how these reviews are expanding your musical tastes Cactus. It's pretty amusing how many of the albums you feature in this series were favorites of my second girlfriend. She had a university radio show so spent hours seeking out the least musical things she could...

[@markferguson3745]

As a long time creator and listener to experimental music the main simple measure of any repeatable composition is that you'd want to listen to it repeatedly, and optimally, hear something different every time. That's a lot to ask all by itself.

[@bigguys45s29]

You should start another new album based series called: “Weird and Interesting Albums”. I recommend, “Fearless” by Tim Curry, “The Handsome Devils” By Hello People, “Angst in My Pants” by Sparks and, “Battle Hymns For Children Singing” by Haysi Fantayzee

[@leftiequixote]

Please do Mike Patton "Adult Themes For Voice", Roughage "Yen For Noise" or just about any album by Faxed Head. Lol!

[@CactusMalpractice]

I will put it on the list Leftie!

[@leftiequixote]

@@CactusMalpractice Awesome! Love this series. Thanks for torturing yourself with these bad albums lol. Keep it up brother!

[@vilja6967]

faxed head is criminally underrated

[@davidlaymanpiano]

The Rockett Morgan track is a direct homage takeoff repeat copy of Come Out by Steve Reich. The techniques are just about the same.

[@dfinn7085]

Nice review! I used to have this vinyl album in my late teens in the early 90s and many times I put it on with friends after smoking, delighting in the non-stop wtf moments it supplied. Each track seems to bring you to a different planet and itis so well produced, and immersive, those places were worth visiting again and again. Rockette Morton actually became a favorite for its' hypnotic weirdness and the gap between pt 1 and 2 always made everyone laugh. Later I realized it was a nod to minimalism and the tape work of Steve Reich, but at the time it was simply a hilarious mind scrambler that was both joyful and painful to sit through. I loved every minute of it.

[@meow7791]

if you can, have a listen to "a little man and a house and the whole world window" by cardiacs, i frankly love this album, and nme absolutely hated it. great video!

[@CactusMalpractice]

They sounded pretty cool meow! I was going to put this on the list but since Tim just recently died I wouldn't want to seem disrespectful hope you understand : )

[@meow7791]

@@CactusMalpractice it's perfectly fine, but glad you enjoyed the music, one of my all-time favourite bands!

[@rien6841]

i am sucking oranges while watching this

[@CactusMalpractice]

The dream

[@ConvincingPeople]

"Spiral Theme" is, I am fairly certain, actually an alternate take of a particular section of one of the tracks on another Nurse With Wound record, Spiral Insana, which also happens to be one of my favourites of his. I'd suggest checking it out if you're ever in the mood for something less overtly goofy (although still pretty funny) and a bit more consistently eerie in this vein.

[@egapnala65]

12:30 The quote comes from a song in "Porgy & Bess". "The stuff that your liable to read in the bible, it aint necessarily so".

[@camgariothethreequel2361]

dude, if you want really awful music that's somehow amazing at the same time Corey Feldman - Angelic to the core : Angelic Funkadelic / Angelic Rockadelic I PROMISE YOU it will end up on the board of shame

[@ErisIsAnAbomination]

Man Is The Animal just gives me the same vibes as Yoko Ono’s Warzone album. I’d definitely recommend that you check it out, Brad Taste In Music reviewed it but I think you’d give an interesting take on it, considering how you seem more forgiving to experimental tracks.

[@TheWickedEnd2012]

Excuse me sir, but does your cactus even have a medical license?

[@CactusMalpractice]

Um.......... *sweats*

[@BaalDavaR999]

Very cool video. "A Sucked Orange" is like a NWW rummage sale, and a good place to start to get a bite-size overview of his material, good and bad.

[@guitaoist]

Whats ur take on depressive black metal?

[@Kapagna]

I saw them live about 10 years ago. They only play the hits live. Kidding aside. Their live show is more like an eerie soundtrack playing while there is a confusing art exhibit in the middle of the room. I don’t remember anyone singing at any point and the band played behind a curtain in silhouette. It was weird.

[@raddastronaut]

So I’ve recently found this and…. Why??!!! Why has the algorithm taken so long to pick this up? This is all the Avant Garde people need. 😂

[@DokkaChapman]

To me Nurse With Wound is in that same vein as Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV & Coil in that unless you're into that sort of stuff you're probably not going to enjoy it one bit. Saying that N.W.W. is a cult favourite to those who love odd music, up there with the likes of the Third Ear Band & T.A.C., they [he] is a musicians musician, influencing so many since the early days, hell you can even hear late NIN in some of these tracks.

[@SlyHikari03]

The guitar work on sbb is so weird. It’s like some weird pitch shifted delay (like eqd’s rainbow machine) I love this album, it’s so bonkers. It’s like an album of experiments, like if Murphy's law was an album. Also, rocket Morton sounds like both a captain beefheart and Steve reich tribute.

[@margiemorrison9190]

And does go wrong yet in the best way

[@SlyHikari03]

@@margiemorrison9190 exactly

[@margiemorrison9190]

Most nurse with wound alblums are not serious and completely random and are basically surreal humor in music form

[@ehi8243]

This feels less like a compilation album and more like previews of different movies by their sound effects. Whatever movie it’s showing you, it worked because you ended up drawing a lot based on the imagery you hear. I think Nurse With Wound did a great job, in that aspect!

[@jakesmip1064]

it reminds me of a ambient noise trout mask replica even the number of tracks is identical lol

[@ThierryRocksTV]

This channel has introduced me to some weird and interesting new music

[@margiemorrison9190]

I'm pretty sure sinan sings for her chums is a different language except chum

[@mrsticker2]

I really want to hear you review Mrs. Miller. How can I make this happen?

[@CactusMalpractice]

JUST ORDERED MY MILLER!

[@mrsticker2]

@@CactusMalpractice OMG!!! I CAN'T WAIT. I'M A GIDDY LITTLE GIRL RIGHT NOW!!!

[@fellowproghead7708]

I would suggest Black Vase by Prurient, it's like Metal Machine Music, but a lot more harsh.

[@JacksContent]

He predicted hocus pocus 2 😮

[@troumer]

Some of the more recent Nurse with Wound albums are easier to get into--his work is constantly evolving and changing while still being very recognizable. Rock 'n Roll Station (1994) and An Awkward Pause (1999) are good places to start.

[@opalyasu7159]

I started making an album a year ago and finished it in September, but do you think it’s one of the worst ever? It’s called Everywhere at the end of quarantine

[@MoncurElectric]

Doesn't your guest expert know Musique Concrète?

[@guitaoist]

8:40 yes 2001… as im watching clockwork orange rn

[@kieran1059]

found out about this album by pad Chennington

[@giasharie274]

Same here

[@johnhawk1089]

You should review a Zoviet France album!

[@camaycama7479]

What about the craziest Men is the animal?

[@mileidyclass]

Also, what's the song used at the end of the video called?

[@MRich1994]

Homotopy to Marie was one of the first "experimental" or "avant-garde" albums I heard, and I was so confused, I didn't understand it, and don't know how it was qualified as "music" or anything like that. But something kept calling me back to it, and I kept listening and listening to it over and over again, and then one day it just clicked with me, and I saw it's genius, and I was interested and intrigued. I checked out the rest of the expansive NWW catalogue, and boy what a ride that was, and nowadays, experimental music is something I'm constantly listening to most of the time, and safe to say, NWW is to thank for that.

[@BohbearonYT]

I'm really glad I listened to metal meditation now and now this... this hurts me.

[@mileidyclass]

I found the opera part in A little Missing Part of "Homotopy to Marie" funny for some reason.

[@badtaste311]

One of my favorite nurse with wound lines ever is "swamp rat" just being repeated. Now sure if it's titled "Astral dustbin dirge" or literally just "swamp rat".

[@projectnoel]

I love this album so much

[@thatonedude9744]

NWW’s “Homotopy to Marie” has a number of little Sonic jokes like “This Piano Can’t Think”. There’s one where what sounds like a surf rock band starts building up to a nice chorus, which is immediately silenced by a laugh, and then the listener is thrown back into the chaos of sheet metal and discord that the track had been offering before

[@badtaste311]

Honestly, you did a phenomenal job of trying to explain what Steven is attempting. It's infinitely visceral whenever you relisten to any of the tracks.

[@Open_for_business]

Believe it or not, I listen to the album regularly. There's something about the diversity on there that draws me to it again and again. And it's a good thing that the songs aren't that conventional, in fact it makes the experience better because even after having listened to the songs often, every time it'll feel like listening to them for the first time. I really recommend giving it a try

[@m.f.5739]

Really good album, although you can clearly hear that it's not really a concise album and rather a collection of outtakes. Still very fun, but I probably prefer Homotopy to Marie. Also I'd really recommend checking out NWWs collaboration with Whitehouse called The 150 murderous passions... Probably as disturbing as Homotopy, but WAY harsher. I like Noise, I also liked this album, but this thing is physically painful to listen to. Extremely hard to sit through, over 30 minutes of ear-piercing feedback, piano slamming, amplified metal objects falling and unhinged screams. Makes even the harshest sensory overload pieces on this album sound like soothing elevator music.

[@ianmcdonald6617]

Love the show, now I have an interesting request. This is simultaneously the best and worst album I’ve ever heard. And not from incompetence, but just from a fully artistic intent. Real Gone by Tom Waits. I find myself coming back to several of these songs (Hoist That Rag and Don’t Go i Into That Barn for example), and on the surface it feels like someone’s drunk uncle got a mic and just went to town, but you just can’t stop listening, and I often find elements of the lyrics seeping into my own work. And for the record, I do strongly recommend that you use the original recordings for a review, to really feel how the album was. The remaster is too clean. Luckily, the original recordings of all the songs are here on YT so enjoy. kzbin.info/aero/PLVVxH2NV7UU_Gie7kakhp7g7KBafx7PVC

[@CactusMalpractice]

Added to the list!

[@CaptainFishEye]

im a sucker for this kind of stuff thanks for sharing the gold brotha

[@maxwelllee6630]

Any chance you could do a best or unsettling albums? Great content btw!

[@getoffthetabledavid7793]

I honestly love this album.

[@johnkayoss5422]

Dave Matthew's Fan experiences one of the greatest works of psychedelia ever put on vinyl. This album is like audio LSD.

[@Quoobuss]

Been listening to nww since 2017 (listened to a bit of sugar fish drink in 2015 ish but didn’t listen to anything beyond that) it’s kinda cool to see it finally be discussed since nww is a niche topic. Also a lot of people overlook this track: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4DHYWeXbtejjdE

[@robbery666.]

12 oz. Mouse!

[@stereo999]

Not musically, but my original CD of A Sucked Orange is the worst album ever made because it was one of the first CDs in my collection to succumb to disc rot (and it wasn't cheap!)

[@SinThya]

Even though it’s a shitpost, this record is one of the holy grails in the underground Experimental and Industrial scene

[@uforad170]

how tf did this get on this show, this albums a masterpiece. Ritva's song gave me a panic attack when i first heard it. 9/10

[@shannonm.townsend1232]

Pleasant banjo with irritating squeak prepared by P. Henri's Variations on a Door and a Sigh.

[@MyFaceToo]

Awesome videos man

[@bogbituratesinc.9243]

My boyfriend got a record player so I immediately purchased this album. I do typically skip rocket morton though lol

[@jeremyusreevu237]

This album sounds really cool actually.

[@chimedemon]

The only reason I love it so much is because it feels like the soundtrack to a horror movie set in a nightmare realm. Where a guy wakes up and is basically in this surreal Bosch hellscape of deformed human animal hybrids always in pain, cults that chop off feet and peel skin of living victims, aaand basically all of humanity’s fears and personal traumas locked into one place. Basically his goal is to find the missing bones of this ancient body so he can get back home… he can die and be revived but with a price. If he dies, that means one by one, people from earth will begin to become erased from existence. One or two that were recently just born wouldn’t be a problem, but once you start getting to the older generations, time itself begins to alter and shift. The more times he dies, the faster people are erased from time, and the more the world has to compensate for that. SO. He finally finds all the bones, puts them together, and is FINALLY sent back to earth… only it’s not his own. It’s altered in such a way that all of human history has basically been changed. There’s many things that look just familiar enough… but are so alien at the same time. It’s uncanny and lonely for him- aaaand that’s the idea I had while listening to the album. There’d be hope sprinkled in the film, little acts of kindness and he’s basically a character with a strong will… but he goes through hell and comes back to a forgotten shifted world…. Sooo YEAH :D

[@m.f.5739]

I definitely recommend listening to their album Homotopy to Mary then. It's like the same surreal horror mindfuck atmosphere as in the more "serious" tracks on A sucked orange, but just consistent all the way through and multiplied by 10. As someone who likes Noise/Industrial/all other kinds of weird and creepy stuff, some sections of this thing genuinely unsettled me on first listen.

[@keithmorrison8373]

Great god father neices sounds like squidward playing clarinet except even more worse

[@LewisGraham-p7i]

I really like this album. I bought the CD in '93 and listen to it around 3 times a year. Great dark strangeness. There's nothing like it.

[@mreverything1143]

I would like to suggest weasels ripped my flesh by Frank Zappa

[@CactusMalpractice]

I think people would hunt me down and bury me alive if i said anything remotely critical of Frank Zappa

[@crescentfreshbret]

“My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama” is one of my favorite songs of all time, but I can’t get into nearly every other track on that album.

[@chad0x]

Spiral theme sounds like something out of Twin Peaks.

[@claudiasolomon1123]

His album named The Perfect Mind is far more alien & unnerving. I play it when I want guests to hurry up & leave my house.

[@thecloudofunknowing]

this is genuinely one of my favorite albums of all time it really changed my view on music

[@Waluigifan95]

Me listening to Spiral Theme: If this were a soundscape album it would blow Ov and Metal Machine music out of the water. I would much rather listen to this for an hour. Me listening to Man Is The Animal immediately after: ...why am I suddenly listening to Yoko Ono?

[@ephre]

for English people he means tribal, not Jungle beat, no Amen was used.

[@keithmorrison8373]

It says smegma department because smegma is a harsh noise band which influenced nurse with wound

[@dustinoakley5233]

U live in bama? I do.

[@honeybee1256]

Spiral theme feels like it should be in a David Lynch film. Probably why it’s my favorite.

[@guitaoist]

That Sucked Orange

[@pleasebaws]

Man is the animal got me to listen to and watch Oedipus Rex. All in all this album is pretty decent hell

[@the-np4mr]

It's funny that skrag is an offcuts album, because I sincerely think it is one of their very very few decent albums. The second is their first

[@thebrownbanana7863]

The albums point is to annoy a fuck with you when you listen to it. And it definitely succeeds in doing it.

[@Rshields388]

Lol I recently discovered this album. Love it.

[@robbiebagby201]

Nurse With Wound are very good for the most part. Merzbow, Boredoms, Hanatarash, Hijokaiden & stuff like that can be a bit much lol.

[@ephre]

Loads of these things are offcuts that are used in other bigger projects. This isn't even remotely the worst album ever made.

[@fateofcl]

raymonde cries a river is basically just a cover of marilyn monroe

[@Gianfranco_69]

Nothing wrong with NWW .... the Album 'Who can we turn to Stereo?" Is a banger ...... the tune 'Landed at Grandma's' is HIPHOP HEARTBREAKER Wubanger classic