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Left Of the Dial
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Mashnote Magazine
Delusions of Adequacy
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*To better understand Mr. Alfody's review please reference the Malachai
glossary.
So the other night I was drinking some who-shot
with some friends at a bar. It was Friday night, we had just gotten
paid, and we were looking for a little gimcrack.
I was particularly looking for some twink because
I had been spending too much time in the spirit world.
It was starting to be too much, so tonight I was going to try shilohing.
I was a little on edge because my friends had already called me
a power shield and said I’d have more fun
riding the ponies of darkness. All I could say was, "Love
a man," and buy another who-shot.
Then while voy’s lifing I noticed the
una requita de aquella across the bar. "Fuck shilohing,"
I thought, "Tonight’s the night for steeding
and it’s about time I take it and wear it on a necklace."
I had another who-shot and realized that I was
effed. I knew if I went over and tried to talk
to her I was endanger of glope gliding, but I guess
that’s what happens when you are phew-treffed.
"Hi. Can I buy you a drink?" "Why don’t you
draw these legs." I was about to give her
the silencio, but I gave it another shot. "How
about a who-shot?" "Make it an
anti-bolshevik and I might consider it"
So we get to talking and this girl is totally balls nagical.
After many more anti-bolsheviks we went back to
my place and I got some gimcrack. The whole night
was so Spring Break ’99 . The next day I
was telling my friends about the four times beaver
that I went home with when they said she looked more like a BBS
woman. Maybe it is time for shilohing.
* All bold words are slang of the band and are defined in the album’s
liner notes.
Warning: do not get this album solely to satisfy
your curiosity about what theses words mean. Save yourself the
time and money and make something up. Unless you like misogynistic
frat-boy pop songs that read like the above story, Malachai has
nothing
to offer anyone over twelve year old potty humor. I really have
no idea how this band got off the bar stool or put down the bong
long enough to record this.
Review by by Kevin Alfoldy |
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