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"C" Is for (Please Insert Sophomoric Genitalia Reference Here) E.P.

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If you like Puscifer already, then you probably have heard most of this album. The last two tracks on it are the only tracks not previously released on their website. The last track on the album is very much like a song A Perfect Circle would have put out and could have easily been included on Emotive. It's a good song just not like most of Maynard's work with Puscifer. The best song on the album is of course The Mission. This has been my favorite Puscifer song since I first heard it. My wife and I were lucky enough to get to see Puscifer perform their first 3 shows in Vegas for Valentines day weekend, and when Milla came out and sang The Mission it was definitely the highlight of the weekend. Anyway, I can't seem to get enough of Puscifer's music, and this album only makes things better. If you haven't heard any Puscifer music, this is a great place to start. If you want a sample first, just go to Puscifer's website they have all their music streaming for you listening pleasure. Enjoy!

Puscifer's mucic is a far cry from Tool, a far cry from APC, but still different and good and amazing. The first time I heard Puscifer I was completely suprised. As a die hard Tool fan, it was unexpected. However, it has become a bit of an addiction for me, as it satisfies some other need in my little hamster driven mind. Trying to figure out what "you know who" is going to come up with next is a foregone effort; who knows. Im along for the ride. This EP has a couple live tracks with amazing sound quality, so dont let that throw you. I really dig these songs, either new to the Puscifer library or yet more remixey/live oddness. **update** Been listening for a couple days now,OK, I lied, I LOVE this EP...Id venture to say more than the "V". Amazeballs!

I hate to say it but I've been well aware of Puscifer for quite a long time. When V is for V***** came out, I wasn't sold, there were a couple catchy and interesting tracks that I dug, but I just didn't really get it. Well thankfully a friend of mine invited me to the SLC show just last week and I attended with much interest and anticipation. They were promoting this EP and for me it was my first exposure to the new material. It was so weird because seeing them live and hearing the new material, I got it, and I am completely obsessed with this new material, and I get the whole Puscifer mindset, it was like a light switch. Listen kids, this EP is well worth the price, every single song here is unique. The Mission is my favorite track here, and I find myself singing it in my head and listening it throughout the day. The big switch in tempo with Polar Bear is really sweet, and the live stuff and variation of Momma Sed and Vagina Mine are fantastic. They really mixed it well. The last two tracks Potions and The Humbling River is like others have said, there is a hint of APC, or perhaps it's just Keenans sensitive side showing a bit. I've made a few musical purchases this year and this is right there at the top of the list.

It's ok if you've never heard of Puscifer or Maynard James Keenan. This album [and this band] is for anyone who welcomes wit and enjoys experimental or dramatic theatrical music. Expect a random blend of poetry, sarcastic humor, and a casual vibe. For a good sampling of Puscifer music, visit the official website at [...]and listen to the free podcast that features several of the tracks on this release. A titillating experience, to say the least ;)

For those of you on the Tool/APC/MJK band wagon .. keep in mind that this is a beast of another kind. If you're looking for all the weight and intensity that comes with Tool / APC, please stand by for their upcoming albums [rumors!]. Puscifer is meant to be enjoyed lightly. Put all expectations aside and have a good time.

For you sinful nonvirgin Puscies: 3 new tracks, 2 live performances, 1 song with Milla Jovovich. WORTH IT.

This E.P is well worth the money. The last 2 songs Potions, and The Humbling River are well worth this E.P. Spend the money to purchase this. You won't regret it.

I am biased, having loved everything Maynard has done since I first heard tool in 1993. I, however, didn't know what to expect with this one. I thought the first puscifer single "country boner" was awesome, The album "V is for vagina" was good, The remix album "...viagra" was o..k.., so along comes this new EP. I WAS BLOWN AWAY. GREAT BEATS. MAYNARD REALLY SHOWCASED HIS VOICE, as opposed to the lo-fi growl of the last two & the "m is for milla" version of the mission was really good as well. Buy this & you will not be dissapointed!

6 killer tracks for puscifer. money well spent.

1. Polar Bear 5/5
2. The Mission "M Is for Milla Mix" 5/5
3. Momma Sed "Alive At Club Nokia" 5/5
4. Vagina Mine "Alive At Club Nokia" 5/5
5. Potions "Deliverance Mix" 4/5
6. The Humbling River 5/5

V was good but he's really getting his ducks in row with this one. Especially The Humbling River....holy crap where has that song been all my life?



Keep making awesome music Maynard!

After listening to Puscifer/Maynard previous EPs, I was not a huge fan. However, this EP has converted me. I really like every track including the live versions "Momma Sed" and "Vagina Mine."
I can't wait for Maynard's next release.

I highly suggest buying this EP even if you are not a Puscifer fan. I am a big fan of MJK's voice and the melodic and aggressive sounds APC and Tool have to offer, but the electronic style of Puscifer, in my opinion, covers Maynards voice too much, thus rendering it pointless to listen to. This EP, however, is an exception. In short, Maynard's voice is incredible on this album. The song remixes involve more melody and depth in the vocal lines in comparison to the low monotone effects heard on the previous albums. The instrumental scheme involves a nice balance of both electronic and 'traditional' rock instruments. Much of the material on this album is comparable to APC. The live recordings at the Nokia Theatre alone make this album worthy of purchase. My only complaint is that the album is an extended play and not a full length album.