Howling Willie - World of Filth

by **Keith Richard** » 28th Nov 06, 00:00

davejnick wrote:Only one problem with HWC, and that's that the songs are too fucking catchy and singable.

You shoulda heard me try to explain to the boss why I was singing about nine coloured spastics on a meat hook at my desk this morning...

Especially as I sit 6ft away from one....

You sit 6ft away from a meat hook?????

by **geordierussell** » 28th Nov 06, 00:00

davejnick wrote:Especially as I sit 6ft away from one....

What, a spastic or a meathook?

by **Ben Wright** » 28th Nov 06, 02:10

She was eighteen and stuttered and looked like Mr T........ that line has been in my head all day.

by **davejnick** » 28th Nov 06, 08:55

geordierussell wrote:
davejnick wrote:Especially as I sit 6ft away from one....

What, a spastic or a meathook?

You know what our office is like mate, full of meat hooks...

by **Damian** » 28th Nov 06, 10:03

It's all a bit funny this, isn't it? Everyone knows that Ginger isn't a man of prejudices and whatnot... but I couldn't tell anyone that I've got a copy of this record on order because they'd be horrified and think I'd turned into some kind of bigot! "No really Mum, his name isn't really C***, and he doesn't actually want to see anyone on a meathook and... and..."

by **Radish** » 28th Nov 06, 15:40

Just finished first listen, and what a gerk of wucking fenius!

I laughed out loud on more than one occasion, and that's not good when you're walking through town with your iPod on. :shock:

What chances some live filth I wonder? A whole show would be legendary...

by **Dave C** » 28th Nov 06, 17:49

Just got it now, listening to it as I type. Good fun.

by **Nickinvincible** » 28th Nov 06, 19:21

Damian wrote:It's all a bit funny this, isn't it? Everyone knows that Ginger isn't a man of prejudices and whatnot... but I couldn't tell anyone that I've got a copy of this record on order because they'd be horrified and think I'd turned into some kind of bigot! "No really Mum, his name isn't really C***, and he doesn't actually want to see anyone on a meathook and... and..."

Mmmm...I think the album is pretty amusing, and listening to it some of the lyrics sort of pass you by a bit, but I must admit I found reading the lyrics in the CD booklet a fairly unpleasant experience. I'm not trying to make any grand point here, just...yeah, its not really the sort of CD i'd really go round telling people to buy!

nick

by **shockingcandy** » 28th Nov 06, 21:22

From what I've heard of it and read it's a bit like the audio equivalent to a low budget trash horror movie - wrong in so many ways yet strangely compulsive viewing (or maybe that's just me!).

by **DangerousBeans** » 28th Nov 06, 22:48

Got the album in the other day.

Pretty impressed with it i have to say.Love the way I'd Rather have a Dick in my Ass keeps on escalating towards the end and the choir sort of turns it Lumberjack song like :lol:

by **Andy** » 28th Nov 06, 23:42

It makes The Macc Lads sound like Cliff Richard.

by **Piedude** » 29th Nov 06, 12:08

Found it yesterday (Covent Garden HMV for anyone having trouble finding it...) great album from what Ive heard so far.

by **greggy** » 1st Dec 06, 21:07

I wasn't too sure what to expect but I love this album.
Its funny and sick in a way that Zappa would have been proud.

Wow.

by **davejnick** » 2nd Dec 06, 11:39

I played a few tracks for a mate and he summed it up pretty well:

"It's a country and western Derek And Clive"

by **Workyticket** » 4th Dec 06, 14:10

Just giving it my first listen now. How exactly can I say to my neighbours, "That's right - I was singing 'A lil' bit of gravy helps the dog lick my balls" without offending them?

Laughing my nuts off here. Pure genius!

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