Justin Hinds and The Dominoes - Carry Go Bring Come The Anthology 64-74

Justin Hinds and The Dominoes - Carry Go Bring Come: The Anthology 64-74

So far I'm enjoying it, but maybe I need to take a break while working because it sounds sort of like an extension of Fly Flying Ska, except I don't like it quite as much.

As an aside: are people calling singles "loosies" now? When did that happen? I've never been hip, but now I am also old.

"The Ark" starts with an absolutely bonkers sample. Is someone making sped up chewing noises into a mic? It certainly got my attention. And then it came back! Who let Michael Winslow into this recording booth.

"Never Too Young" also has what I would call a sample if it was produced today, a kind of clacking that almost sounds like a happy Nine Inch Nails effect. So I guess I'll amend my previous statement because they're doing some different things, and I enjoy experimentation. "Try Me" has a cymbal (or cymbal analogue) that sounds downright industrial. This is very interesting.

This song is called "Drink Milk". I am loving their titles.

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