Sunday, July 4, 2010

America

Happy Birthday, America. You have your faults and problems, and lord knows you have plenty, but you are still one kick ass nation. The MOST kick ass if you consider how you brought the world Deicide, the idea of frying anything, and denim. Even the shit you didn't invent you perfected, like porn. Sure, at times your'e loud, obese, quick to anger, and frightfully stupid, but at times you are sincere, fun-loving, and affable. It's your fucking birthday and at 234 you are young as countries go. Go apeshit. Drink too much tequila from a sorority girls bellybutton, punch out a lesser nation, piss on some accord or treaty, and forget it all in the morning when you wake up feeling like stepped-on bacon. Let's all listen to the F.U.'s My America album today.

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

I love My America, musically it's so much better than Kill For Christ. And the lyrics are awesome too, it's hard to see how people didn't get that the FU's were taking the piss out of everyone, that people really took them seriously is hysterical to me...

Wain said...

I'm friggin' pumped!
Shootin' guns at empty Bud light cans
today.

Daniel said...

God Bless the U.S.

P A J O said...

I saw the F.U.'s in Boston in 85 and I'm pretty sure the drummer was a straight up skinhead. I'm known to be wrong though. I always dug those guys. As always, thanks for sharing Aesop!

fecalith (a monument to the shitiocracy) said...

America©...Fuck Yeah!

Devil Dick said...

still to this day, one of the best shows i ever saw was the F.U.'s at CBGB in the early 80's... they threw it down! happy B-day my America!

philbrick said...

All I remember from sunday is this post then all is black. Partied like a URI frat boy minus the roofies and listend to my america over and over.

marc tobio said...

hey aesop-
The FU's were one of my fave bands
i love this lp,and it still holds up!
i got to do a gig with them in febuary-still great!
marc tobio

Anonymous said...

some of the best music ever recorded! well written, ultra ferocious and inhumanely fast. it's a pity that neither "kiil for christ", nor "do we really want to hurt you" don't keep up with this masterpiece. they should have recorded at least five other albums as great as this one! :) two major things coming from america that i personally am very thankful for: comic books and rock'n'roll!
roman

sappersteen said...

I, too, was honored enough to see F.U.'S pummel an audience back in 83. Whatta show, man!! Funny how they coped their cover from a gospel record.
God bless the USA, leave it or lump it.
You RAWK, Aesop!!!!!!!