Puscifer

yield2meyield2me Posts: 1,291
edited November 2007 in Other Music
So I found out last night that Maynard is finally putting a full length Puscifer album out on Oct 30th...anybody heard about this or any songs off it?
“May you live to be 100 and may the last voice you hear be mine.” - Frank Sinatra
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  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    I have heard about it.

    I'm not overly excited to hear it though.

    I'll give it a shot but i think it is gonna suck hard.
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  • there is a myspace page with a few songs on it.
    its decent imo. but m a huge maynard fan so.....
    Just, not enough.
    I need more.
    Nothing seems to satisfy.
    I said, I dont want it.
    I just need it.
    To breathe, to feel, to know Im alive.
  • RyeGuyRyeGuy Posts: 215
    i been waiting for this for a while. I'm pretty sure the name of the Album is v-for vigana or something to that affect.
    "Makes much more sense to live in the present tense." Ed Ved

    "No one cares about climbing stairs, Nothing at the top no more." Chris Cornell
  • puscifer = dumbest band name ever.

    oh yeah, and fuck maynard.
  • yield2meyield2me Posts: 1,291
    puscifer = dumbest band name ever.

    oh yeah, and fuck maynard.


    sorry but I think "Azwethinkweiz" might be dumber
    “May you live to be 100 and may the last voice you hear be mine.” - Frank Sinatra
  • Azwethinkweiz is a song...not a band name.

    ;)
  • yield2meyield2me Posts: 1,291
    Azwethinkweiz is a song...not a band name.

    ;)


    dumb non the less...sorry that you don't like Maynard or his music but you don't have to bring everybody down with your opinions...why not just move on? Or better yet why even open a thread to a band that you hate?
    “May you live to be 100 and may the last voice you hear be mine.” - Frank Sinatra
  • whaaat? calm down man.

    how did i bring anyone down? i said puscifer was a dumb name for a band.

    and yeah, i think maynard is overrated as fuck. tool are good, but nothing special.

    no reason to get all defensive.
  • yield2me wrote:
    dumb non the less...sorry that you don't like Maynard or his music but you don't have to bring everybody down with your opinions...why not just move on? Or better yet why even open a thread to a band that you hate?
    what he said
    Just, not enough.
    I need more.
    Nothing seems to satisfy.
    I said, I dont want it.
    I just need it.
    To breathe, to feel, to know Im alive.
  • I've been anticipating this album for a long time. Although I don't expect it to be as awesome as Tool or APC, I'm sure it will have it's own quirky charm. Maynard can do no wrong IMO, so some of these silly humorous songs like Cuntry Boner and Queen B are actually quite fun. It's not fair to always expect him to write about his dead mother, childhood trauma and spirituality stuff. I say, let him have some fun with this. A couple of his friends from RATM contribute on some tracks and even Lustmord has been mentioned. Can't wait.

    BTW, Maynard Keenan rules!!
  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    puscifer = dumbest band name ever.

    oh yeah, and fuck maynard.
    i agree w/ the second. and the first.
  • Why is this becoming a "I hate Maynard" thread. Just let us fans be so we can discuss in peace. Any MJK heads in da house?
    "This lovely lady's got the thickness, can I get a witness."
  • Why is this becoming a "I hate Maynard" thread. Just let us fans be so we can discuss in peace. Any MJK heads in da house?
    "This lovely lady's got the thickness, can I get a witness."


    I'm here with you

    MJK will one day eat us all alive......
    the Minions
  • whaaat? calm down man.

    how did i bring anyone down? i said puscifer was a dumb name for a band.

    and yeah, i think maynard is overrated as fuck. tool are good, but nothing special.

    no reason to get all defensive.


    Ugh should I really post audio of Third Eye (Live in Philly 96) and get you to change your mind. There is no way in hell that MJK is overrated. He seriously has the best pipes in the business and their is simply no denying it.
  • Ugh should I really post audio of Third Eye (Live in Philly 96) and get you to change your mind. There is no way in hell that MJK is overrated. He seriously has the best pipes in the business and their is simply no denying it.

    there*
  • there*
    was that really needed? oh well.
    I can't wait for this Puscifer album to be released. Anybody like the new Queen B video? Obviously, MJK has a thing for young, curvy Asian chicks. Can't say I blame him!
  • rhcpjam1029rhcpjam1029 Posts: 1,975
    Yeah. It's gonna be pretty good. V for Vagina is the title. "What...C for Chinese Democracy was already taken" --- Maynard.
    Beavis: All my friends are brown and red? What does that mean?
    Butthead: It means that his friends are like turds and that they like suck.
    Beavis: Heh heh. Oh yeah. Yeah! Get those spoons out of my face before I shove them up your butt!
    Butthead: Huh huh.
  • Look, Tool's good and all, but Maynard is no god... he's decent at singing, the band has mediocre guitar tracks now... they all sound like Lateralus. If there were any god in the more hardcore rock scene... it'd be Trent Reznor.
    If I could, think I would give in.
  • Some one here might like this


    Over on the Puscifer group at last.fm, someone posted a link to http://www.sendspace.com/file/dtnw9d and http://www.megaupload.com/fr/?d=HDD0H7EA copies of an MP3 entitled "Vagina Medley," with a number of short clips from the upcoming Puscifer album, V is for Vagina.

    In other Puscifer news, the first single from the album, Queen B, has made its way to radio. No doubt a recording will be finding its way to the net soon enough.
  • There's also a cool, new song called Trekka on the official site. I totally like this one more than Queen B, and I hope it's more indicative of the album. I've always liked Sean Beaven's contributions to NIN and Manson.
  • Pre-orders for the new album are now available here.
    I can't wait! This sounds very promising.
    "This lovely lady's got the thickness, can I get a witness." MJK
  • Oh, JimmyOh, Jimmy Posts: 957
    Has it leaked. I am supposedly dling as I type this
  • pjl44pjl44 Posts: 9,468
    I'm pretty sure you can buy a sampler EP on iTunes right now.
  • in todays mailbox


    dearest supporters, street teamers, and mailing listers.
    thank you for signing up to help.
    first and foremost, if you don't like what you're
    hearing from this project so far,
    don't lie about it out of respect.
    if you're compelled to support it in spite of what
    you've heard and not appreciated,
    then support it because you believe in the precedent of
    independence i'm attempting to set.
    promise me that much and then we can proceed from here.
    this project for me is one part fun,
    one part learning experience.
    trying to go it alone, without a label to convolute
    my efforts is very terrifying, chaotic,
    and challenging. but all in a very positive way.
    many many dark corners and unknowns. it's liberating but
    still pretty damn scary. this is a very very expensive education.
    i could very easily lose my ass on this whole thing.
    but it's sort of ok. i can afford a new ass.
    anyway...
    lot's of controversy flying about regarding downloading.
    time to throw my 2 cents in. downloading wont effect me TOO much.
    but it will affect those bands right on the edge. bands who
    could use the hundred bucks to make it to the next town to
    play a show (gas and food aren't free. go figure) .
    or could use some cash to record a new record.
    ( imagine that. it actually takes money to record a record.)
    i can afford to pay for the recording of my record.
    i'm one of the lucky ones. (thanks to nirvana and the
    label feeding frenzy, i won the early 90's grunge lottery.)
    but those days are history. in order for young bands
    to survive nowadays, they need to get paid for their efforts.
    touring costs money. recording costs money.
    unless you're ok with bands recording their songs on
    their Palm Treo. personally i went the extra mile and
    tried to incorporate that ancient and illusive medium
    known as "analog tape." because, and i can hear the
    yawns welling up as i type... because it sounds better.
    the machines are expensive and a pain in the ass to
    maintain but they're worth it. that is unless people
    are just gonna steal your efforts.
    then it's a big fat FUCK NO, IT"S NOT WORTH IT.
    so don't be douche bags. support the process.
    devils advocate...
    it feels like the digital landscape has widened peoples
    appreciation of new music. it's placed alternative forms of
    music in front of those who may not have been exposed otherwise.
    it feels like people are more excited
    about music than they have been in a long time.
    but for fuck sake... pay the man for his song and dance.
    otherwise the only people who can afford to record quality
    music are the cookie cutter boy bands with their corporate
    sponsors and media machines.
    (Dick In Box Excluded, of course)
    please do your best to support
    bands like Autolux, the Burning Brides, Isis, etc...
    they need you.
    i need you, but they need you more. having said that...
    i'm doing this pretty much on my own.
    no label support aside from the distributor.
    it's a HUGE learning curve.
    but if i can navigate it, i will be able to share what
    i've learned.
    i can make it easier for other bands
    that are trying to do it on their own.
    make it possible for us all to survive in our little microcosms
    rather than fall victim to the seductive song of the sirens...
    the expensive and impersonal macrocosm
    of the major label dog and pony show.
    once again, thank you for your efforts.

    m j keenan
    professional dumbass
    the Minions
  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    in todays mailbox


    dearest supporters, street teamers, and mailing listers.
    thank you for signing up to help.
    first and foremost, if you don't like what you're
    hearing from this project so far,
    don't lie about it out of respect.
    if you're compelled to support it in spite of what
    you've heard and not appreciated,
    then support it because you believe in the precedent of
    independence i'm attempting to set.
    promise me that much and then we can proceed from here.
    this project for me is one part fun,
    one part learning experience.
    trying to go it alone, without a label to convolute
    my efforts is very terrifying, chaotic,
    and challenging. but all in a very positive way.
    many many dark corners and unknowns. it's liberating but
    still pretty damn scary. this is a very very expensive education.
    i could very easily lose my ass on this whole thing.
    but it's sort of ok. i can afford a new ass.
    anyway...
    lot's of controversy flying about regarding downloading.
    time to throw my 2 cents in. downloading wont effect me TOO much.
    but it will affect those bands right on the edge. bands who
    could use the hundred bucks to make it to the next town to
    play a show (gas and food aren't free. go figure) .
    or could use some cash to record a new record.
    ( imagine that. it actually takes money to record a record.)
    i can afford to pay for the recording of my record.
    i'm one of the lucky ones. (thanks to nirvana and the
    label feeding frenzy, i won the early 90's grunge lottery.)
    but those days are history. in order for young bands
    to survive nowadays, they need to get paid for their efforts.
    touring costs money. recording costs money.
    unless you're ok with bands recording their songs on
    their Palm Treo. personally i went the extra mile and
    tried to incorporate that ancient and illusive medium
    known as "analog tape." because, and i can hear the
    yawns welling up as i type... because it sounds better.
    the machines are expensive and a pain in the ass to
    maintain but they're worth it. that is unless people
    are just gonna steal your efforts.
    then it's a big fat FUCK NO, IT"S NOT WORTH IT.
    so don't be douche bags. support the process.
    devils advocate...
    it feels like the digital landscape has widened peoples
    appreciation of new music. it's placed alternative forms of
    music in front of those who may not have been exposed otherwise.
    it feels like people are more excited
    about music than they have been in a long time.
    but for fuck sake... pay the man for his song and dance.
    otherwise the only people who can afford to record quality
    music are the cookie cutter boy bands with their corporate
    sponsors and media machines.
    (Dick In Box Excluded, of course)
    please do your best to support
    bands like Autolux, the Burning Brides, Isis, etc...
    they need you.
    i need you, but they need you more. having said that...
    i'm doing this pretty much on my own.
    no label support aside from the distributor.
    it's a HUGE learning curve.
    but if i can navigate it, i will be able to share what
    i've learned.
    i can make it easier for other bands
    that are trying to do it on their own.
    make it possible for us all to survive in our little microcosms
    rather than fall victim to the seductive song of the sirens...
    the expensive and impersonal macrocosm
    of the major label dog and pony show.
    once again, thank you for your efforts.

    m j keenan
    professional dumbass

    That is pretty cool. That said the i only listened to the 30 second previews of the EP on itunes for pucifier and i admiti it is hard to judge something from just 30 seconds but i don't think it was my cup of tea.

    I doubt i'll be purchasing this stuff or illegally downloading it :)
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  • releesemereleeseme Posts: 387
    There is a song called Cuntry Boner that I have heard on the XM. It is pretty funny. This album is definatley not to be taken too seriously....sorta Primus like music.
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  • I hope there is some serious music to be found in this album. The man (MJK) releases new material far far too infrequently, for me to be excited about what amounts to a comedy cd.
  • releeseme wrote:
    There is a song called Cuntry Boner that I have heard on the XM. It is pretty funny. This album is definatley not to be taken too seriously....sorta Primus like music.
    Exactly, that's what I like about it. It's a really cool change from all the emotional, taxing material Maynard usually deals with. Something fun to listen to while we wait for the next Tool or APC album.
    Cuntry Boner is interesting to say the least. But I don't think it made the final cut on the album. It's being sold as a single with a really cool Circle Jerks cover as B-side, World Up My Ass.
  • hguz73hguz73 Posts: 245
    Must have a different sound other than Tool or A Perfect Circle i guess...if not why bother. By the way its supposed to be released October 30th.
  • some of the puscifer songs that have being released on soundtracks have being awesome, hopefully there aren't too many joke songs.
    The wind is blowing cold
    Have we lost our way tonight?
    Have we lost our hope to sorrow?

    Feels like were all alone
    Running further from what’s right
    And there are no more heroes to follow

    So what are we becoming?
    Where did we go wrong?
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