By Jason Grishkoff | May 4th, 2010
Eazy Speaks is an example of this – there’s a driving rhythm, urgent guitars and a much more agressive sound to what I’m used to hearing. However, Whiteman’s vocals and the stop-and-go drums ensure your hips never stop swaying.
Lastly, I’ve read that this song is “a tribute to a deceased poet from LA”, and with lyrics like “I drink rain and piss out acid”, I’m just going to assume that the deceased poet they’re referring to is Eazy E. My stamp of approval is so big right now, there’s an indent on the record. – Rose Quartz
