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korn_phr33k
08-30-2006, 03:13 PM
anyone out there own this album? i think it sounds pretty good, i like weird stuff. just check out the song "get up punk" and youll know if you like it or not. i like really dark sinister sounding beats. like d-styles Phantsmagorea.

http://www.myspace.com/generalpattonvsthexecutioners
sercomdj01
08-30-2006, 03:22 PM
I love mike patton!! Have you heard the new peeping tom album? I havn't checked this one out yet! Alas another album for the wish list!
korn_phr33k
08-30-2006, 03:23 PM
i know its out but i havent checked it out yet. im never sure what to expect from mike pattons projects, except that theyre usually pretty damn good.
sercomdj01
08-30-2006, 03:28 PM
i know its out but i havent checked it out yet. im never sure what to expect from mike pattons projects, except that theyre usually pretty damn good.

Its more accessable, but don't let that put you off. They're are some amazing moments on it! And every song is a "song". Some great guests and you can't complain about norah jones singing "keep it in your pants motherfucker"
korn_phr33k
09-22-2006, 03:33 AM
well i finally picked up General Patton vs The Xecutioners and it eh, just ok. technically theres like 23 tracks or something, but theres only about 4 or 5 real songs on here. i usually have a pretty open mind for experimental stuff, but even for me there was just too much random noise sometimes, i think an EP would have been much better.

and i just thought it was kinda funny that there was a track with sound effects from a record i have, its just weird hearing it somewhere else.
ericlee
09-22-2006, 10:06 AM
I bought this last year and was pretty upset. I know Mike Patton does some weird shit but I also know he can jam out. I was not expecting almost a whole album of weird shit that I have to keep fast fowarding through.

How many songs does that have, maybe 18 or so? I forgot but, I do remember that there was only about 4 songs that I can actually listen to and groove with.
Brother McDuff
10-01-2006, 01:53 PM
I agree there's a fuckload of filler, but I still don't regret buying it, for the songs that actually do hit, hit really hard. That Roc Raida groove is monumental, in particular. Over-experimental and abstract, no doubt, but thoughtful and respectable as well.