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Fuck The Farmacia

Posted almost 4 years ago
Yeah fuck em... but not the Japonize Elephants. They were a 10 person group out of Bloomington Indiana that put out two albums. This song is from their album Bob's Bacon Barn that came out in 1996. It's fun stuff. It's bluegrass music but they add flavors from all over the world. I've always enjoyed them. I really like this song. There's something arty about them that I think shows in their music. It's something aside from the talent and the melding of genre. Hope you enjoy this ditty.
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Comments (16)

  1. levek
    levek says Many influences for sure! I'm thinking klezmer is a major one.
    Permalink posted 02/17/2008
  2. amber
    amber says As a pharmacist, this caught my eye. Toward the end of my work week, I think this may become my mantra. :) Love the art too...yours, perhaps?
    Permalink posted 02/17/2008
  3. fistula spume
    fistula spume says Definitely klezmer levek. Amber I hear you. Especially in my line of work. I remember my boss asking me if it was a conflict of interest for me making this picture. Everyone in the office liked it though. This is probably one of my more lucid pictures.
    Permalink posted 02/17/2008
  4. Oatmeal
    Oatmeal says Wow, I love the picture. When are you going to start selling these to Moggers?
    Permalink posted 02/17/2008
  5. fistula spume
    fistula spume says Hopefully someday when I get it together I'll make some prints. I'll probably make an announcement if that works out. I'm really busy right now working on a new body of stuff to show somewhere. Need to make about 5 or 6 more right now. Never enough time.
    Permalink posted 02/17/2008
  6. Oatmeal
    Oatmeal says Awesome, keep it up.
    Permalink posted 02/17/2008
  7. Mike the Knife
    Mike the Knife says Oy! I'm dancing around the room!
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  8. dermahrk
    dermahrk says ??Bob's Bacon Barn?? - great title! And definitely a lot more middle eastern influence than mid-Kentucky.
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  9. Blue Meenie
    Blue Meenie says Great track! They sound like they would be awesome live. Great picture as well. At first look I never noticed (small screen) the pool was filled with money!
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  10. HelenMarie
    HelenMarie says Brilliant painting/pic! Getting into this "bluegrass, Irish Trad, Turkish Folk" Ha...I want to grab a partner and doe si doe.
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  11. fistula spume
    fistula spume says Dermahrk it is a pretty excellent title. Sounds like a Les Claypool title. Blue Meenie it's titled "Pharmaceutical Pool Party". I definitely think this band would've been fun live. I know one of their members has continued on to lots of other bands but I need to do more research. Thanks SunshineDaydream. I originally had Klezmer in my description but mog ate my post before I posted this post. This song is definitely a hootenanny.
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  12. Bartleby
    Bartleby says Klezmer? I like Jewish music -- Sorry, I'm completely off track but the visual and music are most appealing. Thanks, Fistie
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  13. theyouthcard
    theyouthcard says Cheers!! Thanks a million!! He did indeed live a long life! He will be sorely missed for sunday dinners!!
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  14. fistula spume
    fistula spume says No problem. I got a cat that I really love a lot and know how animals can be a big part of your life. Here's to pets!
    Permalink posted 02/18/2008
  15. poebegone
    poebegone says WHOAH! i always mean my WHOAH's in all-caps. (; folk, gypsy, klezmer, Middle Eastern, Slavic... this is most awesomest.
    Permalink posted 02/19/2008
  16. fistula spume
    fistula spume says I'm hearing you loud and clear Poe. It's a smorgasbord of sound.
    Permalink posted 02/19/2008

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