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Post by schnook on Jan 16, 2013 23:21:14 GMT
BLOODY HECK BARNSTAPLE
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Post by Wiseau on Jan 17, 2013 3:45:25 GMT
Best Streets album: Computers and Blues or Everything is Borrowed
Best Dylan album: Street Legal
I also loved the Neil Young album "Living With War", but that seemed to get panned all over the shop.
It's a well-liked record but Gomez' "Bring It On" is in my top 10 90s albums.
Does Think Tank get slated? Either way, that's my favourite Blur album.
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Post by barny on Jan 17, 2013 8:09:43 GMT
Really like Klang by The Rakes too, great modern British pop songs from start to end. Second album was a bit duff though and everyone seemed to give up on them after that. I have some time for it too ;D |
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Post by Columbia_rocks_man on Jan 17, 2013 17:43:09 GMT
Radiohead - The bends shits on everything else they've done IMO I agree wholeheartedly with this. Teenage fanclub- catholic education is way better than bandgawonesque But laughed when I read that. The Arctic Monkeys have never made a great album. But songs from their last two records: Black Treacle, Cornerstone, Crying Lightning etc - are vastly, hugely, infintiely superior to the 'eee, by gum, it's toof rand 'ere!' bollocks that they made their name with. And I say that as a man who LOVES Red Light Indicates Doors Are Secured. EDIT: I've just realised I've completely missed the original point of this thread. FUCK IT. |
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Post by Benoît Assou-Ekotto on Jan 17, 2013 19:17:23 GMT
I saw Mr Hood by KMD on Pitchfork's Top 100 albums of the 90's. It was hyped as classic old school Hip Hop so I thought I would have some of that. I don't think I have heard it mentioned since and it's pretty big (if a little long). KMD feature Daniel Dumile who is otherwise known as MF Doom. Mr Hood is a character created from cutting up langauge learning tapes. It has that big bouncey old school hip hop fun sound.
Check it.
Example of the vibe:
The good shit:
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Post by Deleted on Jan 17, 2013 20:07:52 GMT
Sounds the bollocks, will be grabbing that.
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Post by anananana on Jan 17, 2013 21:23:14 GMT
Humbug is my favorite Arctic Monkeys album. I don't care what anyone says.
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Post by eddiemurphy on Jan 17, 2013 21:45:53 GMT
It's a well-liked record but Gomez' "Bring It On" is in my top 10 90s albums. almost forgot they ever existed.  the real nugget would be admitting u liked liquid skin.  |
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Post by krburg on Jan 17, 2013 22:58:34 GMT
Humbug is my favorite Arctic Monkeys album. I don't care what anyone says. Agreed  |
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Post by monkeytennis on Jan 18, 2013 15:35:07 GMT
I saw Mr Hood by KMD on Pitchfork's Top 100 albums of the 90's. It was hyped as classic old school Hip Hop so I thought I would have some of that. I don't think I have heard it mentioned since and it's pretty big (if a little long). KMD feature Daniel Dumile who is otherwise known as MF Doom. Mr Hood is a character created from cutting up langauge learning tapes. It has that big bouncey old school hip hop fun sound. Check it. Example of the vibe: The good shit: on that right now, sounds great  |
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Post by Mr David on Jan 23, 2013 12:25:25 GMT
its actually really good.  |
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Post by barny on Jan 24, 2013 13:56:29 GMT
Have already defended Let It Be here, and with End of the Century and Death of a Ladies' Man they form a trilogy as odd as it is bashed, with Phil Spector as its nexus.
Although the case of Let It Be is completely different from the other two, all of them are quite critizised, but controversy aside, they showed Cohen and The Ramones out of their own strict comfort zones. They might not be their reference records but we got some undeniably memorable songs as a result, which only make sense in that particular record.
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Post by barny on Jun 24, 2020 13:12:03 GMT
Have already defended Let It Be here, and with End of the Century and Death of a Ladies' Man they form a trilogy as odd as it is bashed, with Phil Spector as its nexus. Although the case of Let It Be is completely different from the other two, all of them are quite critizised, but controversy aside, they showed Cohen and The Ramones out of their own strict comfort zones. They might not be their reference records but we got some undeniably memorable songs as a result, which only make sense in that particular record. I'd love to see a Scorsese movie about the recording of Death of a Ladies' Man, it would be amazing. Fuck me, imagine the trailer with Spector, Cohen, gun-pointing, bodyguards, a frozen mansion, Dylan and Ginsberg singing backing vocals with Don't Go Home With Your Hard-on blasting through the images. |
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Post by Columbia_rocks_man on Jun 24, 2020 19:45:59 GMT
The Ramones’ cover of Baby I Love You is unbeatable imo. So much so I had it as my first dance at my wedding! #CRMtrivia
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Post by lino on Jun 25, 2020 11:42:44 GMT
Let it be (naked) was an improvement.
BRMC's Baby 81 is my fave of theirs.
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