I just listened to Girl Talk’s new Feed the Animals.
Missy Elliot over Ziggy Stardust, etc. Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams” as a bed doesn’t need a re-use after Hoovertronics curbed that with David Banner six or so years ago. Not too inspired, but nifty just the same. GT is all about the hits and generational signifiers (Verve, Eminem), anyway. Seek your deep crate-digging elsewhere.
This time, GT/GG does create some interesting instrumental passages, though, almost DJ Shadowesque in their warmth, like the opening to “Tragedy” or midway in “Rockin.”
In an interview with Pratchfunk, GT aka Greg Gillis also says there’s no Beatles on the album.
Ok, Greg.
Sure.
Stop Loving Everything 
New GT! You just made my head explode. I need some more generational signifiers right about now.
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Sorry to change the topic. Is there any post Replacement Westerberg stuff that is truly good? I don’t mean kind of good, I mean good on its own. Tim Good?
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Nothing <>Tim<> good, but he did make a full album in 2002 with Tommy Stinson, called <>Mono<> and released under his on-again, off-again pseudonym Grandpaboy, and it’s better than all of his solo stuff. He did drop a greatest hits of his solo material, a year or so ago, that might be worth your time. Or might not.
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