Junkies of sarcastic nerd rap, your fix has arrived. The king of "post-punk laptop rap," as he likes to call it, has returned with another full-length album filled with satire and more putdowns of trends than an issue of MAD magazine. Early singles such as "White Kids Aren't Hyphy" and "Hipster Girl" show that MC Lars is still committed to being the observant jokester that has gained him his cult following and cements his status as the go-to guy for liberal arts students who've outgrown Weird Al. Pierre Bouvier of Simple Plan and Brett Anderson of The Donnas make appearances on the album.
MC Lars
This Gigantic Robot Kills
Release Date:
February 24, 2009
Label: Oglio Records
Label: Oglio Records
Table of Contents
Disc 1
| 1 | Where Ya Been Lars? |
| 2 | True Player for Real |
| 3 | Hipster Girl |
| 4 | It's Not Easy (Being Green) |
| 5 | This Gigantic Robot Kills |
| 6 | No Logo |
| 7 | 35 Laurel Drive |
| 8 | Twenty-Three |
| 9 | Guitar Hero Hero (Beating Guitar Hero Doesn't Make You Slash) |
| 10 | O.G. Original Gamer |
| 11 | We Have Arrived |
| 12 | White Kids Aren't Hyphy |
| 13 | Hey There Ophelia |
| 14 | (Lord It's Hard to Be Happy When You're Not) Using the Metric System - MC Lars, Goren, Adam |
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