Gigantic Robot Kills (2009)

Artist: Mc Lars
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Label: OGLIO/FONTANA
UPC: 00643397100320
Release Date: 2/24/2009
Buy.com Sku: 210663532
Item#: M4KHKS
Format:  CD

Song Listing

Disc 1
Song TitleSample
1. Where You Been Lars? ~ MC Lars
2. True Player For Real - (featuring Weird Al Yankovic/Wheatus) ~ MC Lars
3. Hipster Girl ~ MC Lars
4. It's Not Easy (Being Green) - (featuring Pierre Bouvier) ~ MC Lars
5. This Gigantic Robot Kills - (featuring Suburban Legends/MC Bat Commander) ~ MC Lars
6. No Logo - (featuring Jesse Dangerously) ~ MC Lars
7. 35 Laurel Drive ~ MC Lars
8. Twenty-Three - (featuring Amie Miriello) ~ MC Lars
9. Guitar Hero (Beating Guitar Hero Does Not Make You Slash) - (featuring Parry Gripp) ~ MC Lars
10. O.G. Original Gamer - (featuring MC Frontalot/Jonathan Coulton) ~ MC Lars
11. We Have Arrived - (featuring K. Flay/YT Cracker) ~ MC Lars
12. White Kids Aren't Hyphy ~ MC Lars
13. Hey There Ophelia - (featuring Gabe Saporta/Brett Anderson) ~ MC Lars
14. (Lord It's Hard To Be Happy When You're Not Using ) The Metric System ~ MC Lars



 
Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
On THIS GIGANTIC ROBOT KILLS's opening track, "True Player for Real," a self-deprecatory parody of hip-hop brag-a-thons, MC Lars announces his "childhood hero" "Weird Al" Yankovic on accordion with a "this means we made it, guys." There's both intentional irony and genuine oh-my-gosh exuberance in his voice, a reaction that explains both essence and appeal of the hip-hop satirist from Berkeley. He's an expert at endearingly poking fun at fads and fops; the title track gently prods those who long for the days of third wave ska while "Hipster Girl" accurately depicts Brooklynites o.d.'ing on trendiness. THIS GIGANTIC ROBOT KILLS breaks little new ground, but that hardly matters as MC Lars is simply one of the best in the nerdcore biz and the record is pure candy fun.

Musical Guests
Weird Al Yankovic
Wheatus
Pierre Bouvier
Suburban Legends
MC Bat Commander
Jesse Dangerously
Amie Miriello
Parry Gripp
MC Frontalot
Jonathan Coulton
K. Flay
YT Cracker
Gabe Saporta
Brett Anderson

 
Compilation Appearances
For The Kids Three
Santa Cause Vol 2
Up End Atom:tribute To Atom And His P

 
Technical Info
Release Date : 02/24/2009
Original Release Date : 2009
Catalog ID : OGL710032
Label : Oglio Records
Number of Discs : 1
Studio/Live : Studio
Mono/Stereo : Stereo
SPAR Code : n/a
UPC : 00643397100320

 
Professional Reviews
Alternative Press (p.142)
- 3 stars out of 5 -- "The finest collaboration comes on 'O.G. Original Gamer,' which features fellow geeks MC Frontalot and Jonathan Coulton; the title track is a great example of nerdcore done right."

  


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