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I stumbled upon The Power of Pussy the other day and I've been listening to it nonstop lately. I dunno much about them, didn't see an archived post.

mrcancelled wrote: Sun May 02, 2021 10:59 am I stumbled upon The Power of Pussy the other day and I've been listening to it nonstop lately. I dunno much about them, didn't see an archived post.

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm unable to find anything using the search function. Probably because I'm doing it wrong.

Not Crap. The Big Sell-Out is pretty great too.

Anonymous37 wrote:

mrcancelled wrote: Sun May 02, 2021 10:59 am I stumbled upon The Power of Pussy the other day and I've been listening to it nonstop lately. I dunno much about them, didn't see an archived post.

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm unable to find anything using the search function. Probably because I'm doing it wrong.

it's not you.

the search button is working for the new forum, but not for archived posts. i'm not sure why, but working on it.

Funny this band should show up in C/NC so soon after the reboot. I've recently developed a borderline-obsession with Psychedelic Sewing Room off the Too Much Sleep album. What a cool song. It's become my goto "weird number to drop into a Spotify playlist for friends" song.

Not Crap.

Not crap, but I can't really listen to them anymore. I sold most of what I own, I think I kept Double Bummer and Breaking No New Ground. It's funny but really dated.

I had a SERIOUS crush on Ann Magnusson for a long time and would see anything on film she was in. She plays River Phoenix's mom's pedophile friend who he sleeps with in A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon. I was so jealous of him!

Not crap. I was fairly obsessed with this band in the 1990s. I remember it was a big deal that they covered the Porpoise Song, one of the Monkees' most psychedelic tracks. They sounded a little out of time at the time and still do and that's good. And yes, Ann Magnuson was hot.

Here they are on Night Music 1990ish with Bob Weir and Screamin' Jay Hawkins, playing a then-unreleased Roky Erickson song

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I've always really liked this band, but I only really know Double Bummer+

Breaking no new ground! is great.