Observation 27: This is the best use for a bunch of garbage that I have ever seen.

Screw you and your trendy revisionist lo-fi. Thermos and Bob Log III got it right back in ‘96, with a pile of trash and thrift-store junk.

Doo Rag performing ‘Trudge’ and ‘Kick Walken’ from the sinfully difficult-to-find album, What We Do, live on the French television program, Nulle Part Ailleurs:

In case you were wondering about their equipment [from Wikipedia]:

Guitarist and singer Bob Log III played an accoustic/electric slide homemade dobro, which sounded akin to an electrocuted McDowell on amphetamines, mixed with AC/DC. He also played a $2 thrift store guitar in a similar slide fashion which often left the sound men at the clubs they were playing at in awe at it’s wicked growl during the duo’s sound check. Doo Rag also employed a number of Thermos Malling’s unique microphone setups to distort the vocals, and was as likely to be singing through a vacuum cleaner hose as to be singing into two hairdryers with built-in microphones. Thermos Malling contributed percussion using a custom-made drumkit compiled from a Budweiser box for a bass drum, a tin bucket as a snare drum, an old film reel as a cymbal, an iron shopping basket used as a hi-hat, and a number of other found objects.