Ahh yes. Level x gangta shit. This CD was cool. It Had a few good songs on it, THE BOMB really shines on this one. The cd cover is classic. Look at THE BOMB. Notice he is wearing a cast on his arm. One fine day he asked a girl out on a date, she said "no, leave me alone!" The Bomb then screams out" WHAT! WHY NOT!" Then he got up and punched the wall so hard he broke his wrist. This was in front of about 30 people. Classic stuff here. I like most of songs on this album. "The Lake Hillz potato sack derby race" is one of my favorites.
Monday, January 1, 2007
Sunday, January 1, 2006
Oh Shnapz!
2006 brought us OH SHNAPZ! Which is my personal favorite album. I was really lucky to even survive 2006. The album took about 6 months from start to finish. In that 6 month period I got 3 DUI's, went to jail twice, and went to hospital twice. The album is a perfect reflection of a guy whose world is turning up-side-down but he hasnt realized it yet. Too busy chilling on Planet Lesbodian, or eating fictional breakfast cereal. I love this Album.
Wednesday, June 1, 2005
Expand Your Mind
Thats my Grandpa on the cover. This ones got alot of songs on it. 80 percent of it was Recorded at a cool studio in Portland. The "Fanny pack" and "Fish sticks" songs were recorded at Westlake studios in Los Angeles, on the very footsteps Micheal Jackson Recorded "Thriller". Its 30,000 bucks a week to record there, but if you lurk outside the door and bother everyone who looks like an engineer, they might charge you 40 bucks an hour. But you have to record between the hours of midnight at 4 in the morning. Good times.
Saturday, January 1, 2005
Fight the Gorlax!
Ok now we start getting into older stuff. Many people like the songs on "Fight the gorlax". So my opinions hear do not matter. I will try to focus on the positive....Ok. One thing I like about this album are the beets...Also, It is very fun to perform "The lick your own butthole party dance" live with my friends, E.P.P. This Album was recorded at Avast 2 studios in Ballard, with some very patient studio engineers. Notice I have a lip ring? Why, God why??
Also, Here is an interesting fact. The photographer who shot the Album cover is John Keatley. He is a very good Photographer who Fights the man often. He is best known for snapping the cover photo to Sarah Palin's book, "Going Rogue". I have a theory that Johns photo of Sarah is secretly making fun of her.
Also, Here is an interesting fact. The photographer who shot the Album cover is John Keatley. He is a very good Photographer who Fights the man often. He is best known for snapping the cover photo to Sarah Palin's book, "Going Rogue". I have a theory that Johns photo of Sarah is secretly making fun of her.
Saturday, November 1, 2003
Greatest Hits (2003)
In 2003 I moved to Los Angeles. I set out to record an album Called "Wigger Than Jesus Volume 2" I wanted to record somewhere really nice so I started lurking around nice studios. I ended up recording at Westlake studios on the same footsteps where Micheal Jackson recorded Thriller. It was awesome, except when production wrapped up, about half the songs recorded were really horrible. The lyricks were so shitty, even for my low lyrical standards. I ended up cutting half of the songs. This left me with only 6 usable songs, so I couldn't release a new album- So I decided to fill up the songs with tracks from my previous albums. "Tales from the Trashcan" and "Wigger Than Jesus."
This is the first Cd as "Rappy McRapperson." I also incorrectly spelled the name on the Album cover art.
Track Listing
1. Intro2. My Fanny Pack
3. Im a gangster
4. Then Slow
5. Migically Radical
6. The Devils in my car
7. Slap your mom
8. Retarded Love
9. Southbound 1-5
10. National Anthem
11. Fish Sticks
12. Zaida Beet
13. Outro
Performerz
- Rappy Mcrappperson
Production Notes
- Recorded at Westlake Studios, Los Angeles CA,
- Beetz by: Ben Petty
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