People That Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People in the World
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That's a lot isn't it. I was originally planning to do another "Reputation" album and call it a day but I worked three years to get here. I should probably do something a little bit more important than some dad's midlife crisis.
People who eat People is my third favorite album of all time. I mean I say third but they're all basically the same level of love. The other two being In the Aeroplane and The Mollusk.
At the time of writing this I have 40 100s. I've ... read more
That's a lot isn't it. I was originally planning to do another "Reputation" album and call it a day but I worked three years to get here. I should probably do something a little bit more important than some dad's midlife crisis.
People who eat People is my third favorite album of all time. I mean I say third but they're all basically the same level of love. The other two being In the Aeroplane and The Mollusk.
At the time of writing this I have 40 100s. I've ... read more
But there's a bad man in everyone
No matter who we are
There's a rapist and a nazi living in our tiny hearts
Child pornographers and cannibals and politicians too
There's someone in your head
Waiting to fucking strangle you
fav tracks: Rejoice, Survival Song, People II: The Reckoning, People
No matter who we are
There's a rapist and a nazi living in our tiny hearts
Child pornographers and cannibals and politicians too
There's someone in your head
Waiting to fucking strangle you
fav tracks: Rejoice, Survival Song, People II: The Reckoning, People
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I heard some people saying the lyrics were cringe, like maybe you could say that about the new AJJ album, but what? This is such a heartfelt passionate album with intelligent lyrics, but soyjak cringe, am I rite?
But anyways, the performances on this album are fantastic, it's has great amount of energy without it ever feeling boring, and it says a lot about the human kind, arguing if we are a good species or ... read more
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I heard some people saying the lyrics were cringe, like maybe you could say that about the new AJJ album, but what? This is such a heartfelt passionate album with intelligent lyrics, but soyjak cringe, am I rite?
But anyways, the performances on this album are fantastic, it's has great amount of energy without it ever feeling boring, and it says a lot about the human kind, arguing if we are a good species or ... read more
AJJ, known back then as Andrew Jackson Jihad, is a band I found in a Discover Weekly playlist in late 2016, the same year they abbreviated their name. “Brave as a Noun” was such a different song to what I was listening to back then, but I was super intrigued. And for an album that I listened to for so long… why did my stupid dumb dumb stupid brain give "People That Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People in the World" an 8.4? I was kinda stupid dumb back then, if you ... read more
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Track List
- Rejoice
- Brave As a Noun
- Survival Song
- Bad Bad Things
- No More Tears
- Bells & Whistles
- Randy's House
- A Song Dedicated to the Memory of Stormy the Rabbit
- People II: The Reckoning
- Personal Space Invader
- People
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Added on: March 12, 2013