My three month absence in order to contend to Sociology and College Algebra has come to an end. Yes, this semester is over and classes for me do not resume until the latter part of August. Now in attempt to … Continue reading
Track Two is an appreciatively aggressive remix that incorporates elements of electronic juxtaposed some classic Jessicka screams. Unlike the first track that maintained the same structure of the original with a deeper, heavier song; this remix adds new dimensions and … Continue reading
Track One from Jack Off Jill’s Remix Album, 1998′s Covetous Creature is also Track 205 on A Joey Mix Volume II. In 1998, Jack Off Jill recorded additional material to be included in a Remix EP of some of there … Continue reading
But wait!! There is a hidden Bonus Track, Number Ninety-nine! Angels Fuck (Devils Kiss) is the first song that I heard from this album, but it was the third song by Jack Off Jill that I heard on the Original, … Continue reading
We have made it to Track Thirteen, the last cut of Jack Off Jill’s debut album, 1997′s Sexless Demons and Scars. In a couple of my previous posts, I mad mention of Jessicka’s weight issues and the body image issues … Continue reading
Track Twelve from 1997′s Sexless Demons and Scars seems to reference an atypical one-sided teen relationship that would be featured as an After School Special where the boy gives love to get sex and the girl gives sex to get … Continue reading
Track Eleven from 1997′s Sexless Demons and Scars is another straight head Goth rock arrangement. The angry lyrics are aimed at irresponsible parents who totally screw-up their children only to blame everyone and everything else instead of taking the responsibility … Continue reading
I am ashamed to admit that I have very little familiarity with Track Ten. This song is one of the few that only appear on this CD/LP/Release. This track is about a relationship with a domineering, power tripping male who … Continue reading
Track Number Nine, number nine, number nine is a heavier number. It is a commentary on the exterior superficiality of so many people who think that it is more important to keep up appearances as well putting up strong external … Continue reading
Track eight sounds like an homage to a loved one who take his/her own life. Not because the singer misses the person, but instead is jealous of that persons courage to actually do the act. I envy your demise I … Continue reading