Captain Howdy

This has just been posted on YouTube in last couple of days

Never seen this thread before but Amazon just recommended it to me. Weirded me out as the band is just Thundermother without the guitarist and Thundermother is now just the guitarists and a bunch of new people. As I never really got into Thundermother, I am guessing this won't be my thing. Just found it funny that is essentially more Thundermother now than Thundermother themselves.

He can fuck right off with those prices. $30 for the CD and then $46 for postage. What is he gonna do, deliver it in fucking person? I thought the $20- $25 most charge was lumpy, but nearly $50 is a fucking rip off.

They should separate the words. Warkings looks like Walking or Warning rather than Warkings. And Warkings would be a shit name to call your band if its pronounce as one word.

Every video they have done he has had his hand in his pocket or inside a coat.

No idea about the left hand, but did just discover his old YouTube channel

Defo on the heavier side, but still melodic as hell.

I think that's the thing though isnt it. For us it is what, two years, but in India its probably a bit longer as I believe the band has been around since 2019. The one thing I hope though is we do not get any tracks on it like that awful Golden Troops song that was about as out of place on that album as Donald Trump would be a hippy commune.

A bit more Megadeth for ya

Sadly not the best quality

And best thing about this movie...

If I was to put the albums in order of how much I like them it would be: S/T Animal attraction Turborider Spirit Invader Spirit had some brilliant songs on it, but was far less consistant than the two albums before it, and some songs were pure cringe with their lyrics (Metal ass). Turborider though comes pretty close to the first two albums for consistancy, and the synth wave style really freshened up their sound. Invader while not terrible is a distant fifth as it never really clicked with me beyond a couple of songs. Certainly the only album in their catalogue that I rarely play all the way through. That said, their worst album is still better than some bands best album.

Burning bridges was not really an album though, it was just a collection of older songs they did not use on albums, hence the reason certain parts of the song (backing vocal chant) were used over multiple songs. I think most of these songs were from What about now and maybe The circle sessions.