King Missile – Mystical Shit – Cassette

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King Missile – Mystical Shit – Cassette

Mystical Shit is an album by the American avant-garde art rock band King Missile. Released in 1990, it is the band’s third studio album and features their signature blend of spoken word poetry, offbeat humor, and unconventional musical arrangements.

The album’s title, ‘Mystical Shit,’ reflects the band’s satirical and irreverent approach to exploring existential and philosophical themes. The songs and spoken word pieces on the album often contain witty wordplay, absurd imagery, and a mix of social commentary and introspection.

‘Mystical Shit’ showcases the distinctive spoken word style of frontman John S. Hall, whose deadpan delivery and often absurd or poetic lyrics contribute to the band’s unique sound. The musical accompaniment combines elements of alternative rock, funk, and experimental sounds, providing a quirky and unpredictable backdrop for the spoken word performances.

Notable tracks on the album include ‘Jesus Was Way Cool,’ a satirical exploration of religious and societal hypocrisy, and ‘Gary and Melissa,’ a darkly humorous tale of love and obsession. The album also features the band’s most well-known hit, ‘Rock-N-Roll Will Never Die.’

Mystical Shit garnered critical acclaim for its blend of humor, social commentary, and unconventional musicality. It appealed to fans of alternative and indie music who appreciated King Missile’s offbeat and thought-provoking approach.

The album’s release helped solidify King Missile’s reputation as an eccentric and inventive band within the alternative music scene of the 1990s. ‘Mystical Shit’ remains a cult favorite among fans of the band and those who appreciate their unique brand of witty and unconventional rock music.

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Track Listing
Title Track
Rock-N-Roll Will Never Die
No Point
Gary & Melissa
Frightened & Freezing
How To Remember Your Dreams
The Fish That Played The Ponies
Jesus Was Way Cool
Open
The Sandbox
The Neither World
She Didn’t Want
Cheesecake Truck
Equivalencies
Love You More
Fourthly