Music - albums you forgot about...

SamuelAWilkinson · 22 May, 2006, 08:00:22 AM

This may be an entirely innapropriate place to post this, but it's about music, so it's not ENTIRELY innapropriate.

Does anyone recall an indie-britpoppy song from sometime in the 90s which had a woman singing and a bloke in the background occasionally saying things like "she's lying"? It's been driving me mad.

Come to think of it, the bloke might be singing and the girl going on in the background. I have no idea.

Dog Deever · 22 May, 2006, 08:31:11 AM

I remember the 'shes lying' line, can't think what it was though.

L7 bush on the Word was quality too.
Incidentally, the Blaggers were on the Word too- complete with heavy mob security to keep the fascists at bay. Cool or what?
Dog Deever is RENT-A-DIS.
Anyone Anywhere Anytime

"Push the button, connect the god-damn dots....."

Keef Monkey · 22 May, 2006, 08:49:30 AM

Fegbarr, it was Jimmy Nail. Dunno what the song was called though. "I don't need no-body else......she's lying". I'm more ashamed of knowing that than I ever will be about my love for Def Leppard.

Dog Deever · 22 May, 2006, 09:05:16 AM

Jimmy Nail? JIMMY NAIL? JIMMY FUCKIN NAIL!

Sell your guitar, put your coat on, and kindly leave this MUIC thread!

}@

(joking)

Dog Deever · 22 May, 2006, 09:17:04 AM

that would be MUSIC thread- it's late!

SamuelAWilkinson · 22 May, 2006, 09:23:19 AM

Jimmy Nail?

Shit. I'll never be able to show me face in a small record shop again.

Radbacker · 22 May, 2006, 10:50:09 AM

been re-purchasing my Metallica collection lately, Fark yeah Master of Puppets and And Justice for All still rule. CAnt beat the old masters(less said about Load and assorted shit the better). Does anyone else have problems keeping hold of these 2 CD's in particular this must be the sixth or seventh time I've brought em.

Psalm 69 - industrial greatness, got me listening to different stuff aside from thrash.

CU Radbacker

Grant Goggans · 22 May, 2006, 02:31:43 PM

I played Loveless by My Bloody Valentine for the first time in years recently and was amazed by how underwhelming it was, just really dull. I kept leaving the room, forgetting it was on.

Keef Monkey · 22 May, 2006, 02:34:09 PM

Okay, I'll just slip on my crocodile shoes and leave then :)
Another album I'm re-discovering is Astro Creep:2000:Songs Of Love, Destruction And Other Synthetic Delusions Of The Electric Head by White Zombie(sorry, I hate to not give it it's full title)! Possibly the best start to an album ever. Although all this Psalm69 talk has me wanting to dig out the Ministry again...

I, Cosh · 22 May, 2006, 03:28:05 PM

Hipster, I always felt Loveless was over-produced to a ridiculous degree, but I still don't find it boring. Just stick on Isn't Anything and remember how good music can be.

johnnystress · 22 May, 2006, 04:45:36 PM

Def Leppard

" I suppose a rock's out of the question?"

hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahah

oh mercy

Quirkafleeg · 22 May, 2006, 05:51:54 PM

Just listening to Dookie by Green Day for the first time in ages... it rocks

God I loathed Def Leppard at the time. How could such bland dross be so popular? Also loosing a guitarist could be seen as an accident but also loosing half a drummer is just careless, surely?

scutfink · 22 May, 2006, 06:02:28 PM

SCREW YOU, YOU'RE ALL A PACK OF CUNTS!!

:)

(Just thought I'd get that out the way in advance of the backlash...)

Soooo, summer's in the air and I've had enough of the gloomy Goth/ Industrial/ Metal shit for six months, digging back through my tapes while cooking last nights Spag Bol I found

you're

going

to

hate

me

but

I

don't

care

you

can

all

go

fuck

yerselves

I

like

it

and

that's

what

counts

(You don't exist anyway, everyone knows the Internet is just Me and four guys in the CIA basement in Langley monitoring the system to make sure I'm not making bombs in my cellar...)

Duran Duran

By Duran Duran

the Debut Album, Classic...

(Sorry about all thwe swearing above, you know I love you really :) )

Floyd-the-k · 22 May, 2006, 06:06:41 PM

I never really forgot about Radio Birdman, so maybe they shouldn't be on this thread. But I didn't hear their music for a long long time. Then I bought a 'best of' CD and it was fantastic

Floyd 'you're never alone with a Smith and Wesson' Kermode

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Richmond Clements · 22 May, 2006, 06:14:35 PM

Not a fan of Def Leppadr, butI saw them live on the Slang tour, and they were fantasic.

I've recently rediscovered Van HAlen, and through that Diamond Dave's solo work- which is easily just as rocktastic.