Comments on: Gwar – Lust in Space

By: Apollyon

Apollyon — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 23:08:03 +0000

I suppose one has to be deaf, dumb and blind not to hear the differences between the past and the course that the band took musically on Violence Has Arrived, as VHA is a completely different beast compared to the few albums that came before it.

But I suppose a lot of folks can’t get past the lyrics where different orifices are decapitated, pillaged and ravaged nor see through the visual theatrics.

Now only if they’d bring all that violence and bloodshed (and feces) to Northern Europe so I could finally experience them live.

By: Old Pick Axe

Old Pick Axe — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 21:41:29 +0000

You see it too, huh? How “Violence Has Arrived” marked the beginning of GWAR’s modern “serious” period. I tried to explain to this numbnuts just the other day how GWAR “got serious” (fancy that) with VHA…and he was too stubborn to listen. The son of an onion actually said to me, “all modern GWAR sounds the same.” Bohab.

By: appollyonx

appollyonx — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:50:19 +0000

I agree with you,this album has renewed my interest in Gwar.Considering that the last album I really enjoyed from them was Scumdogs that’s saying a lot.I did get it and even though its winter it has the perfect feel for the season.They are from antarctica,right?