This album was Tom Waits' 1999 release, and his thirteenth. The songs range from Big in Japan, a smooth but tough rock song, to Come On Up To the House, a powerful telling of a world's troubles. Waits did good again, striking a strange chord with Chocolate Jesus, and tugging your thought strings with Black Market Baby.
An excerpt from Mule Variations'-
Get Behind the Mule
Punctuated birds on the power line
In a Studebaker with the Birdie Joe Joaks
I'm diggin' all the way to China With a silver spoon While the hangman fumbles with the noose, boy
The hangman fumbles with the noose
Got to get behind the Mule
In the morning and plow
One of the best songs made by miracle musical, which is a side project of tally hall.
It sounds like a mashup of “isle unto thyself” another song in Hawaii part 2, “murders” in the same album. With a part that is also literally just ruler of everything by tally hall.
A type of bullet that differs from the standard bullet in a specific way I.E. FMJ, a type of bullet that has a hard coating.
"pass me a FMJHP 9x19mm round"
"what"
"it's a hollow point bullet encased in a metal jacket"
"why does that bullet variations exist, the bullet would just have its tip break and work like a normal HP bullet"
"funny thing, it doesn't exist "
"Bruh"