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will wood (and the tapeworms)

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will wood
will wood. what is there to say? what is there not to say? main singer and leader of the band will wood and the tapeworms, singer-songwriter soloist, stand-up comedian, filmmaker, artist; all words to describe one guy. his music ranges from indie to doo-wop, but somehow, he makes it all work - amazingly. here’s will wood’s page on my little corner of the web.

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the normal album
the normal album is almost certainly the most popular album to date that has been released by will wood. it's in my top three favorite albums of all time, too! i feel like it definitely deserves the recognition, but i think that the other albums (and the tapeworms!) get slept on in favor of this album. although this album is great, it's just one of the many that will wood has made.
my tier list:
- suburbia overture
- i/me/myself
- love, me normally
- laplace's angel (hurt people? hurt people!)
- 2econd 2ight 2eer (that was fun, goodbye.)
- marsha, thankk you for the dialectics, but i need you to leave
- ...well, better than the alternative
- blackboxwarrior - okultra
- memento mori: the most important thing in the world
- outliars and hyppocrates: a fun fact about apples
everything is a lot
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my tier list:
- thermodynamic lawyer esq, g.f.d.
- chemical reaction / compound fracture
- white knuckle jerk (where do you get off?)
- front street
- 6up 5oh cop-out (pro / con)
- skeleton appreciation day
- jimmy mushrooms' last drink
- the first step
- red moon
- ¡aikido! (neurotic / erotic)
- lysergide daydream
- cover this song (a little bit mine)
- everything is a lot
"in case i make it,"
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my tier list:
- against the kitchen floor
- the main character
- tomcat disposables
- um, it's kind of a lot
- euthanasia
- white noise
- willard!
- vampire reference in a minor key
- half-decade hangover
- cicada days
- you liked this (okay, computer!)
- that's enough, let's get you home.
- falling up
- sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll
- bfbbp
- becoming the lastnames