Girl Talk: Feed the Animals

I think all blogs are named this at one point or another. Anyway,

this is our first post. I thought I should post about something

rather interesting, but I can't really think of much. So, I

decided I'd do a CD review.

Granted this is a little old, but just because that happens to be

a fact doesn't mean anything. For nerds, this CD may not exactly

appeal. But, for music nerds, and geeks everywhere it was a reason to rejoice. This album mixes the best of rap, rock, metal, crunk, oldies, newbies, and everything in between. A fantastic sound that speaks to an innate knowledge of beats, rhymes, and an ear for the little bits that make songs recognizable and unforgettable.

There is a bit of confusion as to whether Gregg Gillis AKA Girl

Talk does something new or just rehashes old music. If you want my

two cents on the matter, he is a maestro, a conductor if you will

or the most varied musical stylings in history. I don't think that

makes his contributions any less meaningful just because he

composes it from bits of songs here and there. This is truly a

masterful album.

The music compiled here forces you to take a new look at the music

that you may have turned your back on. And it's certainly worth a

second look.

8.5 out of 10

--Terri

** Has some bad language, so not for the young 'uns.