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Lambrini Girls - "Cuntology 101" (Patreon)

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2026-02-22 16:00:24
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All I am going to say here is that I plan to "serve cunt," as much as possible. I have learned from "Cuntology 101!"

SOURCE:Lambrini Girls, Wikipedia

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Hebes

I'm glad Lambrini Girls resonates with you. Finding music that truly hits deep is really special to me, so I'm glad to hear you say how much you appreciate what they stand for and how important it is to you. I agree, they're total badasses. I could see it from the moment I first heard one of their songs, and seeing them play live totally confirmed it. Speaking of live, when they play Cuntology 101 live, it's pretty much all backing track. The only member of the band that actually plays is the drummer, leaving the other two to jump out into the crowd and make sure everyone is dancing along and chanting "C-U-N-T!" along with them! At the show I went to it was also the last song of the night, so it was a really fun way to finish off the concert.

MrMette

I listened to a bunch of punk a couple of years before really getting into metal well over 20 years ago now. The bands I listened to the most back then and still put on now were probably NOFX, Bad Religion, Propagandhi and Dead Kennedys although I listened to many more. A bunch of my classmates were into punk before me which is how I knew a bunch of it (games like the Tony Hawk Pro Skater games really helped as well). I also enjoyed Mad Caddies, wo play Ska/Punk. Recently I got into a couple of Japanese punk bands, the main ones being Otoboke Beaver and Aburina Town (炙りなタウン) or for something more poppish Tetora. To be fair back then in the late 90's early 00's, when the internet was pretty new, a lot of music wasn't necessarily bought so I got most of my music through not so legal means as a teenager. That said, I always swore I would get albums later when I was working and I now have a 1500 or so CD collection so there is that. I did get a couple of NOFX albums back then, most of the others I got later on. I actually recently bought a couple of the Bad Religion, a couple of NOFX and Mad Caddies albums I really liked back then. I did get a couple of the Dead Kennedys and Propagandhi albums years ago, but probably should give newer Propagandhi stuff a shot now after getting a bit more into punk again. My time with punk stood still for the most part after 2001 or so when I went almost completely into metal for guitar based music for about 20 years or so before slowly getting into Japanese rock/metal and a little bit of pop from 2020 or so on.