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United Forever
07-10-2008, 01:33 PM
Ok :D

So when did you see that happen?;)

Bulgarian TV is nasty...

tottivillarossi
07-10-2008, 01:58 PM
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No, there isn't any screaming in that one :)

Winning Days
07-10-2008, 03:03 PM
Have you got The Doors' first album yet?

No, is it the self-titled I must buy?

Jimmy Jazz
07-10-2008, 08:58 PM
T.Rex—The Slider

They're fast becoming a genuine favourite of mine.

RustyVilla
07-10-2008, 09:00 PM
See You Again - Miley Cyrus
Please tell me you're contemplating suicide?

thersonli1keano
07-10-2008, 09:24 PM
The Killers - Human

For some reason the Killers never fail to produce a piece of music I don't enjoy. Not to the extent that Radiohead manage, but there's something about the Killers that, despite at times their music clearly lacking some quality or class, I still enjoy it. Bit of a mystery but who cares, great song.

tottivillarossi
07-10-2008, 09:26 PM
The Killers - Human

For some reason the Killers never fail to produce a piece of music I don't enjoy. Not to the extent that Radiohead manage, but there's something about the Killers that, despite at times their music clearly lacking some quality or class, I still enjoy it. Bit of a mystery but who cares, great song.


You take that back!! :(

terrier 4 life
07-10-2008, 09:26 PM
Hmm, I never used to particularly like Killers until I saw them live... they were unbelievable, now I love virtually everything I've got from them.

Erm, a bit of Bloc Party, the Subways, A7X and probably another go at the TV On The Radio album tonight for me I think.

thersonli1keano
07-10-2008, 09:28 PM
You take that back!! :(
Okay, very good song, would be great with some god damn guitar.

Also, I'm not sure if the lyrics are 'Are we human, or are we denser?' or 'Are we human, or are we dancer?'

Both make sense to me with what I take the songs meaning to be, but I really would prefer it to be denser..

Grizfoot
07-10-2008, 09:33 PM
I'm guessing most of you will have already heard this but for thoose of you haven't.

MGMT - Kids (Soulwax Remix)

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I'm not usually a great fan of remixes but this one is rather good.

tottivillarossi
07-10-2008, 09:35 PM
Okay, very good song, would be great with some god damn guitar.

Also, I'm not sure if the lyrics are 'Are we human, or are we denser?' or 'Are we human, or are we dancer?'

Both make sense to me with what I take the songs meaning to be, but I really would prefer it to be denser..
I thought it was dancers :o

Grizfoot
07-10-2008, 09:39 PM
I thought it was dancers :o
I think it's suppose to say that but it definately sounds like just dancer to me. Which in some ways would mean it doesn't make sense 'We are human, we are dancer', isn't that one of thoose christmas reindeer?

Winning Days
07-10-2008, 09:44 PM
How you guys can like The Killers is beyond me, bland, boring band.

Nirvana - Territorial ****ings :love:

.Matt.
07-10-2008, 09:45 PM
Attack! Attack!'s album tis good, and my new youmeatsix LP :D

Unitedjack5
07-10-2008, 09:48 PM
How you guys can like The Killers is beyond me, bland, boring band.

Nirvana - Territorial ****ings :love:

lol, Killers are awesome.

tottivillarossi
07-10-2008, 09:49 PM
Attack! Attack!'s album tis good, and my new youmeatsix LP :D
There are two Attack Attacks :p One from America who have it as: Attack Attack! and the Welsh one who are Attack! Attack! :p I like them both and it gets confusing :o

Btw, ymas? Girllllllllll.












How you guys can like The Killers is beyond me, bland, boring band.

Nirvana - Territorial ****ings :love:


Yea well so are [insert your favourite band here]. Pwned.

thersonli1keano
07-10-2008, 09:53 PM
I think it's suppose to say that but it definately sounds like just dancer to me. Which in some ways would mean it doesn't make sense 'We are human, we are dancer', isn't that one of thoose christmas reindeer?
Could be the reindeer, or could be another meaning to dancer hah..

It's a big track, even though it's not as good (especially the lyrics) compared to songs in the past, it is similar to the style of Hot Fuss.

I reckon it's imagery that Flowers has used and not to be taken literally, most likely as the lyrics speak of being released or giving up:

"platform of surrender"
"cut the cord"
"close your eyes, clear your heart"

Being released is to cease to be human, because he's died (either literally or he feels he's lost something), "eyes closed, cleared heart".

If his ceasing to be human is not taken literally it is perhaps referring to losing his human qualities and being taken in by a money making, corporate agenda, or a "dancer", a puppet held by strings, or by "cord".

tottivillarossi
07-10-2008, 09:57 PM
I interpreted the lyrics to that song as being to do with faith. 'platform of surrender' surrendering your heart to God etc. But I like your's more.

.Matt.
07-10-2008, 09:58 PM
There are two Attack Attacks :p One from America who have it as: Attack Attack! and the Welsh one who are Attack! Attack! :p I like them both and it gets confusing :o

Btw, ymas? Girllllllllll.















Yea well so are [insert your favourite band here]. Pwned.

Cheeky lol.....just seen them for nout they wern't that bad. And i mean the welsh ones there just legends lol.

tottivillarossi
07-10-2008, 10:03 PM
Cheeky lol.....just seen them for nout they wern't that bad. And i mean the welsh ones there just legends lol.
Ohhh cool you went to them free gigs? How snazz :D

ACM
08-10-2008, 09:56 PM
Loving a bit of MIA at the moment with Paper Planes. It's bound to be number one soon. The radio version sucks though because you don't get the gunshots and the word 'weed' in it.

Ice Cube
08-10-2008, 10:00 PM
The Game - LAX

What an album. Every song is just class. 'Never Can Say Goodbye' and 'Money' are two of my favourites, along with 'LAX Files'

Ireland7
08-10-2008, 10:00 PM
Loving a bit of MIA at the moment with Paper Planes. It's bound to be number one soon. The radio version sucks though because you don't get the gunshots and the word 'weed' in it.
Aye, the gunshots probably make the chorus.

ACM
08-10-2008, 10:05 PM
Aye, the gunshots probably make the chorus.There's no official storyline to that chorus, but the way I interpreted it was that someone went into a shop with a gun, shot the owner and then nicks the money out the till, hence the cash register sound.

I don't know whether anyone thought differently to that.

terrier 4 life
08-10-2008, 10:05 PM
Slipknot, lol :\

Grizfoot
08-10-2008, 11:03 PM
Loving a bit of MIA at the moment with Paper Planes. It's bound to be number one soon. The radio version sucks though because you don't get the gunshots and the word 'weed' in it.
Is that the song that repeats 'All I wanna do is take your money?'

Is so it's a pretty damn catchy song.

ACM
08-10-2008, 11:08 PM
Is that the song that repeats 'All I wanna do is take your money?'

Is so it's a pretty damn catchy song.Yes, it's an outstanding song in my opinion.

Jimmy Jazz
09-10-2008, 02:16 PM
New Order—Power, Corruption & Lies

I got it free from today's issue of The Times. I meant to buy Tuesday's as well as it came with a copy of Joy Division's Closer.

The Rolling Stones—Exile on Main St.

The Stones at their best? For me, personally, it's either this or Aftermath.

Ice Cube
09-10-2008, 03:35 PM
Yes, it's an outstanding song in my opinion.

If it's the one I'm thinking about, where it's a girl and she's in a burger van thing, then it's absolutely rubbish imo. Soooo annoying.

tipsy
09-10-2008, 07:08 PM
Loving a bit of MIA at the moment with Paper Planes. It's bound to be number one soon. The radio version sucks though because you don't get the gunshots and the word 'weed' in it.

Yeah the gunshots bit make the song IMO. It is a brilliant song though, its not like the other songs in a way, its something different.

Leeds_All_The_Way
09-10-2008, 07:11 PM
Sander Van Doorn
Marcus Shultz
Ferry Corsten
Tiesto
Armin Van Buuren
Dave Pearce's Trance Albums


Yeahh

thersonli1keano
09-10-2008, 07:15 PM
Loving a bit of MIA at the moment with Paper Planes. It's bound to be number one soon.

Mate, the songs from way over a year ago and got released as a single ages ago too, got to like number 20 I think, in the UK chart.

tipsy
09-10-2008, 07:17 PM
Mate, the songs from way over a year ago and got released as a single ages ago too, got to like number 20 I think, in the UK chart.
yeah it was released earlier this year. Seems to be played a lot more though nowadays

AnfieldDevil
09-10-2008, 07:21 PM
it's on the trailer for pineapple express.

i like it, and music off tv adverts is cool, too.

Toon Army
09-10-2008, 07:24 PM
I have recently found a new God: Paul Gilbert, I'd heard of him but not heard anything by him, simply a amazing guitarist.

Leeds_All_The_Way
09-10-2008, 07:29 PM
Isnt he the Pink Floyd guitarist?

Winning Days
09-10-2008, 07:30 PM
Listening to, Kings of Leon - Youth & Young Manhood, really good, 'Genius' or 'Red Morning Light' best tracks.

thersonli1keano
09-10-2008, 08:05 PM
Billy Joel - We Didn't Start The Fire

gotta love it.

Grizfoot
09-10-2008, 10:33 PM
Bit of an old song but The Hours are a cracking band despite not being very well known. This song is just brilliant.

The Hours - Ali In The Jungle
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JamesMXPX
10-10-2008, 03:11 PM
Am I the only one who doesn't like Sex On Fire?

EDIT: DJ Tiesto version of LoveStoned (L)

Bunjemark
10-10-2008, 03:28 PM
I don't know but I like Sex on fire.

Haven't heard the other song though.

Winning Days
10-10-2008, 03:32 PM
Am I the only one who doesn't like Sex On Fire?

EDIT: DJ Tiesto version of LoveStoned (L)

I don't like it that much, Kings of Leon were better after their first two albums, when the music was raw and energetic. That's when I luckily got to see them. :D Since then, with there attention to fame rather than the music, they've went downhill in my opinion.

Jimmy Jazz
10-10-2008, 04:29 PM
Am I the only one who doesn't like Sex On Fire?
No.

For people who are into the Kings of Leon's sound, though, I'd recommend Creedence Clearwater Revival and Alberta Cross.

Alberta Cross—Lucy Rider

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Alberta Cross—Hard Breaks

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thersonli1keano
11-10-2008, 11:52 PM
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YES! HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE THIS MAN? IF YOU DO NOT LOVE THIS, YOU DO NOT LOVE MUSIC!

RustyVilla
12-10-2008, 08:56 AM
YES! HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE THIS MAN? IF YOU DO NOT LOVE THIS, YOU DO NOT LOVE MUSIC!

Christ, I must be the biggest hater of music then, 'cus that was 3 minutes of utter crap.

thersonli1keano
12-10-2008, 01:31 PM
Christ, I must be the biggest hater of music then, 'cus that was 3 minutes of utter crap.
Out of interest, what are you into?

United Forever
12-10-2008, 05:36 PM
That was awesome.

Thom <3

Winning Days
12-10-2008, 06:45 PM
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YES! HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE THIS MAN? IF YOU DO NOT LOVE THIS, YOU DO NOT LOVE MUSIC!

Brilliant, brilliant song. Thom's mesmerising.

tipsy
12-10-2008, 06:46 PM
has anyone heard the new Bond song? Its not a bad song but IMO not good enough to be a Bond theme.

The Bond themes seem to be getting worse these days :o

Winning Days
12-10-2008, 06:52 PM
10 characters, blah blah...

Am listening to Radiohead - Just as me and my friend are covering it for a talent competition.

RustyVilla
12-10-2008, 06:53 PM
has anyone heard the new Bond song? Its not a bad song but IMO not good enough to be a Bond theme.

The Bond themes seem to be getting worse these days :o
Just singing that :o.
I hated it at first but it's growing on me and I don't want it too.
It's something a little different but with all that classic Bond jingle to it.

It's just another way to diiiieeee!
Den-den-den---den-den
:clap:

tipsy
12-10-2008, 06:53 PM
Currently in 3rd with Carlisle, P8 W5 D1 L2 Pts16. Weighing up a move for transfer listed Vincent Pericard in January as the only back-up to the legends that are, Danny Graham and Joe Garner I've got is Danny Carlton who is b*llocks.

Decent song ;)

RustyVilla
12-10-2008, 06:55 PM
Currently in 3rd with Carlisle, P8 W5 D1 L2 Pts16. Weighing up a move for transfer listed Vincent Pericard in January as the only back-up to the legends that are, Danny Graham and Joe Garner I've got is Danny Carlton who is b*llocks.

Umm...worng thread?
Unless that's the England 2010 song :lol:

Danny Carlton who's sh*t, and Vin-Cent Pericard
3 Lions on a shirt! ;)

Winning Days
12-10-2008, 06:55 PM
Decent song ;)

Ok, wrong thread... :(

Winning Days
12-10-2008, 06:56 PM
Umm...worng thread?
Unless that's the England 2010 song :lol:

Danny Carlton who's sh*t, and Vin-Cent Pericard
3 Lions on a shirt! ;)

Leave me alone. :( ;)

RustyVilla
12-10-2008, 07:00 PM
Leave me alone. :( ;)
:lol:
To 'Come on England'
♪Come on Carlisle, OOOH Come on Carlisle at this moment, We need Joe Garner!♪
To 'World at you feet'
♪With Carlisle lying third, there's no-one you can't beat...♪

Winning Days
12-10-2008, 07:07 PM
:lol:
To 'Come on England'
♪Come on Carlisle, OOOH Come on Carlisle at this moment, We need Joe Garner!♪
To 'World at you feet'
♪With Carlisle lying third, there's no-one you can't beat...♪

Yeah, well you're gay. :( :p

Drinky_07
12-10-2008, 07:33 PM
Acrylic - The Courteeners.

Gone off them a little bit tbh, and there new single is naff, however this is a great song.

RustyVilla
12-10-2008, 07:36 PM
Yeah, well you're gay. :( :p
Yeah well...
Aw screw it, I can't think of any more :lol:

Winning Days
12-10-2008, 08:09 PM
:D

The Libertines - I Get Along

Brilliant, raw, energetic vocals from Carl, it makes you want them to get back together when a song like this can be produced.

Jimmy Jazz
12-10-2008, 09:07 PM
New Order—Power, Corruption & Lies

I think I'll buy Technique on Tuesday. Has anyone heard Spiritualized's new record?

Race Driv3r
13-10-2008, 08:33 PM
Geraldine McQueen - The Winners Song

I reckon it should have been released for a shot at Xmas No. 1 though.

United Forever
13-10-2008, 09:02 PM
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

Good stuff:)

Jimmy Jazz
13-10-2008, 09:14 PM
New Order—Power, Corruption & Lies

I think I'll buy Technique on Tuesday. Has anyone heard Spiritualized's new record?
I have, and it's very good.

Miles Davis—Kind of Blue

Drinky_07, I imagine Miles Davis to be the kind of thing you're into. Have you (or anybody else) heard Bitches Brew?

Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
I've always preferred The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, personally.

Drinky_07
13-10-2008, 09:19 PM
Drinky_07, I imagine Miles Davis to be the kind of thing you're into. Have you (or anybody else) heard Bitches Brew?

I shall have a look at him thanks for the suggestion.

Jimmy Jazz do you like Jefferson Airplane?

Also Bob Dylan is better when other artists are covering his songs.

Jimmy Jazz
13-10-2008, 09:22 PM
I shall have a look at him thanks for the suggestion.

Jimmy Jazz do you like Jefferson Airplane?

Also Bob Dylan is better when other artists are covering his songs.
Absolutely; 'Somebody to Love' and 'Volunteers' (especially the live version from Woodstock) are two of my favourite songs.

Grizfoot
13-10-2008, 09:28 PM
Listening to a lot of Adam Green at the moment, one of my favourite singer-songwriters.

Adam Green - Dance With Me
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Jimmy Jazz
13-10-2008, 09:29 PM
Listening to a lot of Adam Green at the moment, one of my favourite singer-songwriters.
What do you think of his new album?

Drinky_07
13-10-2008, 09:29 PM
Miles Davies = god.

On another note, didn't know you were a fan of Jazz, although the name should have been a clue.

You like the Blues aswell?

Aslo 'Need somebody to love' is an awesome song.

Jimmy Jazz
13-10-2008, 09:37 PM
Miles Davies = god.

On another note, didn't know you were a fan of Jazz, although the name should have been a clue.

You like the Blues aswell?

Aslo 'Need somebody to love' is an awesome song.
Nah, my name comes from a Clash song.

I wouldn't say I'm a big fan of jazz, but it's definitely something I'm going to look into a lot more, and Miles Davis seemed like the logical place to start. I'd say I'm pretty big on the blues. I mean, a lot of my favourite music comes from the '60s (The Doors, the Stones etc.), which is very blues-influenced. So in that sense I've been into it for a while. It's only been over the last few months I've been listening to Delta blues singers like Robert Johnson and Blind Willie McTell though.

Drinky_07
13-10-2008, 09:41 PM
Nah, my name comes from a Clash song.

I wouldn't say I'm a big fan of jazz, but it's definitely something I'm going to look into a lot more, and Miles Davis seemed like the logical place to start. I'd say I'm pretty big on the blues. I mean, since a lot of my favourite music comes from the '60s (The Doors, the Stones etc.), which is very blues-influenced. So in that sense I've been into it for a while. It's only been over the last few months I've been listening to Delta Blues singers like Robert Johnson and Blind Willie McTell though.

Muddy Waters, Son House, Howlin' Wolf are all great aswell. Then theres John Lee Hooker who's more modern. And BB King for some Electric Blues. Blues clearly greatest music of all time, spawned the rock genre.

thersonli1keano
13-10-2008, 11:26 PM
Lykke Li - I'm Good, I'm Gone

and i would.

United Forever
14-10-2008, 12:58 PM
Lykke Li - I'm Good, I'm Gone

and i would.

Tasty bird, that.

Listening to Darren Styles. Liking it. Spose I better be listening to some DIOYY?:D

Grizfoot
14-10-2008, 09:30 PM
What do you think of his new album?
His new album is decent but to be honest I prefer his older stuff. Like the fact that he always seems to make each album so different though.

Scottanater is a Sexy Beast
15-10-2008, 01:02 AM
Never Miss A Beat - Kaiser Chiefs.

Quite a choon if I say so myself.

Winning Days
15-10-2008, 12:50 PM
Anyone tell me any artists I should listen to?

Slightly repetitive just listening to: The Libertines, The Strokes & The Vines all the time. :D

tottivillarossi
15-10-2008, 01:38 PM
Nial, IDIOT PILOT!!! You just may like them. Don't worry, they are not screamo or anything ;)



Been LOVING the new FFAF album, Memory and Humanity (L)(L)(L)(L)(L)(L):D:D:D:D

THE LIGHT HAS FADED THROUGH THE WINDOWS!

Grizfoot
15-10-2008, 02:08 PM
Anyone tell me any artists I should listen to?

Slightly repetitive just listening to: The Libertines, The Strokes & The Vines all the time. :D
If you haven't already heard of them check out:
The Cribs, Tokyo Police Club, The Pigeon Detectives, The Paddingtons, The Subways.

All similiar sort of bands you should like.

Mousey
15-10-2008, 07:49 PM
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Mayday Parade - Miserable At Best

Beautiful song, sad but it's amazing.

Jimmy Jazz
15-10-2008, 09:14 PM
I listened to The Specials' first LP in my free period today. I'd forgotten how good that record really is.

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Winning Days
15-10-2008, 09:31 PM
I listened to The Specials' first LP in my free period today. I'd forgotten how good that record really is.

_LDvwPXpThM

Legendary music.

Jimmy Jazz
15-10-2008, 09:34 PM
Anyone tell me any artists I should listen to?

Slightly repetitive just listening to: The Libertines, The Strokes & The Vines all the time. :D
If you aren't already acquainted with them, I'd familiarize yourself with the CBGB's scene and 1967's Summer of Love—which is, in my opinion, the greatest ever year for music.

Winning Days
15-10-2008, 09:49 PM
If you aren't already acquainted with them, I'd familiarize yourself with the CBGB's scene and 1967's Summer of Love—which is, in my opinion, the greatest ever year for music.

After checking out 1967's Summer of Love, found some albums which are supposed must-buys:

The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart’s Club Band

Jimi Hendrix – Are You Experienced?

The Doors – The Doors

Jefferson Airplane – Surrealistic Pillow

Cream – Disraeli Gears

The Monkees – More of the Monkees

The Byrds – Younger Than Yesterday

The Moody Blues – Days of Future Passed

The Kinks – Something Else by the Kinks

Which of the selection do you reckon I really should buy? I guess the Doors self-titled album will be a must. ;)

Grizfoot
15-10-2008, 09:59 PM
After checking out 1967's Summer of Love, found some albums which are supposed must-buys:

The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart’s Club Band

Jimi Hendrix – Are You Experienced?

The Doors – The Doors

Jefferson Airplane – Surrealistic Pillow

Cream – Disraeli Gears

The Monkees – More of the Monkees

The Byrds – Younger Than Yesterday

The Moody Blues – Days of Future Passed

The Kinks – Something Else by the Kinks

Which of the selection do you reckon I really should buy? I guess the Doors self-titled album will be a must. ;)
The Velvet Underound - The Velvet Undergound and Nico was released in 1967 as well. Didn't realise there was that many brilliant albums from the year.

Jimmy Jazz
15-10-2008, 10:11 PM
I'd say Sgt. Pepper, The Doors and Disraeli Gears are 'must-buys'.

For The Kinks, however, I'd go a year later and buy 1968's The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society.

I'm not a big fan of The Moody Blues, really. For me they crossed the line from 'psychedelic' to 'progressive'. I wouldn't buy The Monkees' album either, personally; it's decent pop music but it won't change your life.

Surrealistic Pillow is a difficult one for me. I use to love it but these days I find it quite bland in places, it has some amazing moments though. Younger Than Yesterday is a very good album; it isn't in the same league as the 'must-buys' I've mentioned above, but it's a very good album nonetheless. As for the Hendrix album—I think everyone should have one—personally I'd go for Axis: Bold as Love, which was also released in 1967.

Other albums I'd recommend from '67 would be: Safe as Milk (Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band), Strange Days (The Doors), Their Satanic Majesties Request (The Rolling Stones), No Way Out (The Chocolate Watchband), I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die (Country Joe & the Fish), Forever Changes (Love), Alice's Restaurant (Arlo Guthrie) and perhaps Pink Floyd's first album. My favourite record from the year is The Velvet Underground's debut, but I think I'm right in saying you already own that.

Leeds_All_The_Way
16-10-2008, 06:38 AM
I'm really confused to how a pop band can change your life.

It's quite obvious to see The Monkees are one of the biggest pop bands ever lived, for a reason aswell.

thersonli1keano
16-10-2008, 01:25 PM
http://www.nme.com/news/nme/39925

haha yasss, absolutely brilliant Thom!

Winning Days
16-10-2008, 02:57 PM
I'd say Sgt. Pepper, The Doors and Disraeli Gears are 'must-buys'.

For The Kinks, however, I'd go a year later and buy 1968's The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society.

I'm not a big fan of The Moody Blues, really. For me they crossed the line from 'psychedelic' to 'progressive'. I wouldn't buy The Monkees' album either, personally; it's decent pop music but it won't change your life.

Surrealistic Pillow is a difficult one for me. I use to love it but these days I find it quite bland in places, it has some amazing moments though. Younger Than Yesterday is a very good album; it isn't in the same league as the 'must-buys' I've mentioned above, but it's a very good album nonetheless. As for the Hendrix album—I think everyone should have one—personally I'd go for Axis: Bold as Love, which was also released in 1967.

Other albums I'd recommend from '67 would be: Safe as Milk (Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band), Strange Days (The Doors), Their Satanic Majesties Request (The Rolling Stones), No Way Out (The Chocolate Watchband), I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die (Country Joe & the Fish), Forever Changes (Love), Alice's Restaurant (Arlo Guthrie) and perhaps Pink Floyd's first album. My favourite record from the year is The Velvet Underground's debut, but I think I'm right in saying you already own that.

Thanks mate, and yes, I do have the Velvet Underground & Nico album which I adore. Well, there's a HMV in the nearby town to me so I think I'll go through this Sat and have a little skeg around, see if I can buy a couple and get back to you. I think I'll try and root out your personal faves and make them my prime targets. ;) Thanks alot once again.

вăllεя
16-10-2008, 03:41 PM
KanYe West - Heartless.

+

The new Kaiser Chiefs album..

Leeds_All_The_Way
16-10-2008, 05:12 PM
All Mod Cons - Jam


Gotta be one of the greatist albums I've ever heard, perfect music.

Winning Days
16-10-2008, 06:30 PM
Nah, my name comes from a Clash song.

Which is a rather brilliant song I must say...

Jimmy Jazz
16-10-2008, 09:36 PM
Which is a rather brilliant song I must say...
It certainly is, and for anyone who hasn't heard it...

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His new album is decent but to be honest I prefer his older stuff. Like the fact that he always seems to make each album so different though.
His new album is pretty good, and it has a few really catchy songs on it, but I wouldn't say it's his best, no. Although, to me, there isn't an album of his which particularly stands out, really. I'd say Friends of Mine is my favourite, though. He was definitely the highlight of the Leeds Festival for me, he's great live.

I'm looking forward to The Damned and The Cure's new albums, which are being released around the end of the month.

howardrocket
17-10-2008, 09:28 AM
I have decided it would be a great idea for me to instead of download all my music start to purchase CDs and start an album collection, here are my first additions what do you all think?

The Fratellis - Costello Music
Kaiser Chiefs - Employment
The Killers - Hot Fuss
The Kooks - Inside In / Inside Out
The Cribs - Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever
Razorlight - Razorlight
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
Klaxons - Myths Of The Near Future
The Courteeners - St. Jude
Oasis - Stop The Clocks
The Cribs - The Cribs
The Clash - The Singles Album
The Cribs - The New Fellas
The Feeling - Twelve Stops and Home
The Wombats - A Guide To Love, Loss and Desperation

Grizfoot
17-10-2008, 04:11 PM
If you want my honest opinion...
I have decided it would be a great idea for me to instead of download all my music start to purchase CDs and start an album collection, here are my first additions what do you all think?
The Fratellis - Costello Music - Don't really like The Fratellis
Kaiser Chiefs - Employment - Not a fan of the Kaisers either, strikes me as a little bit bland and boring.
The Killers - Hot Fuss - The Killers best album by far.
The Kooks - Inside In / Inside Out - I quite liked this album, got a very summery sort of feel to it.
The Cribs - Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever - Top quality album one of my favourites from last year.
Razorlight - Razorlight - Preferred Razorlight's debut, this album is more pop-oriented.
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm - One of my favoruite albums of all time, shame Bloc Party have gone downhill since.
Klaxons - Myths Of The Near Future - Very good album throughout.
The Courteeners - St. Jude - Didn't really like this album, few of the acoustic tracks towards the end were okay though.
Oasis - Stop The Clocks - Not a fan of compliation albums myself but there good if you just want the hit songs.
The Cribs - The Cribs - The Cribs are awesome.
The Clash - The Singles Album - Legendary band.
The Cribs - The New Fellas - The Cribs are still awesome.
The Feeling - Twelve Stops and Home - are you serious!? ;)
The Wombats - A Guide To Love, Loss and Desperation - Few good songs but average album at best

terrier 4 life
17-10-2008, 09:05 PM
Moshing outttt.

Slipknot and Stone Sour :cool:

I LOVE Psychosocial :lol:

C Ronaldo 7
17-10-2008, 09:21 PM
Moshing outttt.

Slipknot and Stone Sour :cool:

I LOVE Psychosocial :lol:

Oh yesh :D

I second that, can't wait for their concert :D

Sam.C
19-10-2008, 03:35 PM
What a Waster - The Libertines

Learned it on bass aswell.

Jimmy Jazz
19-10-2008, 03:35 PM
Third by Portishead, a couple of Bowie albums and this jazz group called Polar Bear. Anybody have any recommendations? What are everyone's favourite albums from the year so far?

Winning Days
19-10-2008, 04:57 PM
The Beatles - The Beatles 1

Obviously going to be amazing.

Drinky_07
19-10-2008, 08:35 PM
Chuck Berry - Johnny B.Goode and Maybellene

Lovely songs.

Jimmy Jazz
19-10-2008, 08:40 PM
Chuck Berry - Johnny B.Goode and Maybellene

Lovely songs.
'Maybellene' is my favourite song by Chuck Berry, followed by 'Roll Over Beethoven'. Fats Domino is my favourite artist from the '50s though.

Drinky_07
19-10-2008, 08:46 PM
Jimmy Jazz do you like rap?

Also, Johnny B.Goode is my favourite Chuck Berry song, cheers me up on the trolleys.

Ireland7
19-10-2008, 08:52 PM
Alot of cheesy stuff atm. Can't beat it.

Miley Cyrus - See You Again - xD
Katy Perry - Hot 'n' Cold - Fair play to her, proper tune this. Thought she'd be a one hit wonder, even though I now despise I Kissed A Girl after people killed it.
Britney Spears - Womanizer - (L)

Aswell as:

Guru Josh - Infinity 2008
Kardinal Offishial - Dangerous
The Courteeners - That Kiss
T.I - Live Your Life
Iglu & Hartly - In This City
Chris Brown - Superhuman

The Guru Josh song will turn out to be one of the biggest dance songs of the year IMO (Even though the original was released in 1990.)

Jimmy Jazz
19-10-2008, 08:53 PM
Jimmy Jazz do you like rap?

Also, Johnny B.Goode is my favourite Chuck Berry song, cheers me up on the trolleys.
It isn't a genre that I delve into very often, but I like a few artists, yeah.

N.W.A., Run-D.M.C. and Tupac mostly. Public Enemy's It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back has been on my 'to get' list for a while now, too. I've also been meaning to get something by Biggy Smalls. Why do you ask?

Drinky_07
19-10-2008, 08:58 PM
It isn't a genre that I delve into very often, but I like a few artists, yeah.

N.W.A., Run-D.M.C. and Tupac mostly. Public Enemy's It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back has been on my 'to get' list for a while now, too. I've also been meaning to get something by Biggy Smalls. Why do you ask?

Just wondering. Had asked Niall the same question on MSN.

And Ben, weres the Steps, 5ive, S Club 7? you need some real old school chedder.

Grizfoot
19-10-2008, 09:13 PM
Didn't someone mention Run-DMC ;)

pFcxe_DSyjs

Ireland7
19-10-2008, 09:19 PM
And Ben, weres the Steps, 5ive, S Club 7? you need some real old school chedder.
On the way. Also a bit of Spice, B*witched & S Club Juniors.

Ice Cube
19-10-2008, 09:21 PM
On the way. Also a bit of Spice, B*witched & S Club Juniors.

The Saturdays <3

Drinky_07
19-10-2008, 09:21 PM
On the way. Also a bit of Spice, B*witched & S Club Juniors.

A1? they are legendary live, not as good as 5ive though.

Dr. Nick
19-10-2008, 09:26 PM
It isn't a genre that I delve into very often, but I like a few artists, yeah.

N.W.A., Run-D.M.C. and Tupac mostly. Public Enemy's It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back has been on my 'to get' list for a while now, too. I've also been meaning to get something by Biggy Smalls. Why do you ask?

You should check out Hilltop Hoods mate (Y)

Bunjemark
19-10-2008, 09:30 PM
Britney Spears - Womanizer
I :love: Britney.

Haven't heard that song yet though.

tottivillarossi
20-10-2008, 11:55 AM
I actually really like the new bond song!


Listening to:
FFAF - Memory And Humanity
Finch - What It Is To Burn
Underoath - Lost in The Sound of Seperation
Akissforjersey - Victims.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 03:20 PM
I actually really like the new bond song!


Listening to:
FFAF - Memory And Humanity
Finch - What It Is To Burn
Underoath - Lost in The Sound of Seperation
Akissforjersey - Victims.

I bet you're crying that I'm going to see FFAF on Thursday when I don't even like them. :D

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 03:52 PM
That Jimmy Jazz song is truly bad, the first few lines sound like hes off his head, and his voice is below average.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 03:56 PM
I have decided it would be a great idea for me to instead of download all my music start to purchase CDs and start an album collection, here are my first additions what do you all think?

The Fratellis - Costello Music - Ok album, Chelsea Dagger is the only song of theirs I really like tbh.

Kaiser Chiefs - Employment - Good album
The Killers - Hot Fuss - Fantastic
The Kooks - Inside In / Inside Out - It's ok at best
The Cribs - Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever - Good album
Razorlight - Razorlight - Great album
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm - Great album
Klaxons - Myths Of The Near Future - Average
The Courteeners - St. Jude - Good
Oasis - Stop The Clocks - I havent listened to this, but if its a complication album I love it I suppose, I love Oasis anyway
The Cribs - The Cribs - Good
The Clash - The Singles Album - Ok
The Cribs - The New Fellas - Good
The Feeling - Twelve Stops and Home - Suprisingly I like these, their pop and cheesy but their catchy, different, and theyre good fun.
The Wombats - A Guide To Love, Loss and Desperation - Dislike the band, they remind me of SFG, boring, bland and repetitive

Sorry bout double post by the way.

I'm currently listening to All Mod Cons of The Jam, Space Oddity of David Bowie and How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb by U2.

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 04:01 PM
That Jimmy Jazz song is truly bad, the first few lines sound like hes off his head, and his voice is below average.
The songs value really has nothing to do with Strummer's vocals though.

In fact, (in my opinion) Joe's vocals adds to the story, sounding like a person that the police started questioning when he was drunk but they find his information more cryptic than useful.

Really intelligent lyrics and use of vocals more than anything.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 04:04 PM
I'm talking about his voice, yes, tbh I think I can make my voice go like that, and mine is truly horrendous.

I gotta say before I went away for the weekend Niall gave me this video of JD singing this song, and when he was doing that boring/bland voice it sounded terrible, but when he actaully started 'putting effort in' and the song was up tempo, suprinsingly, I enjoyed it.

I've always said things like how the band influences others and the lyrics are extra bonuses, I dont see if a band had the best songwriter ever, and a band influenced alot of others, but the music sounded horrific, then it can be considered good, thats me though.

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 04:07 PM
I'm talking about his voice, yes, tbh I think I can make my voice go like that, and mine is truly horrendous.

I gotta say before I went away for the weekend Niall gave me this video of JD singing this song, and when he was doing that boring/bland voice it sounded terrible, but when he actaully started 'putting effort in' and the song was up tempo, suprinsingly, I enjoyed it.

I've always said things like how the band influences others and the lyrics are extra bonuses, I dont see if a band had the best songwriter ever, and a band influenced alot of others, but the music sounded horrific, then it can be considered good, thats me though.
I'm just saying there's more to the music of both the Clash and Joy Division now that you mention it, than vocals.

The magic of Ian Curtis was not in his vocal ability, it's in the poetry! If all you care about is vocals go listen to Coldplay or someone.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 04:11 PM
Did I say its the only thing I care about? If Freddie Mercury or Steven Tyler or a legendary lead singer sung the same words over and over again then it wouldn't be good would it?

It's like saying if I wrote the lyrics which were 'amazing' but the music was bad for your ears, why is thatgood?

For the record, I dont like Coldplay anyway, I really think since X & Y they've gone downhill.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 04:22 PM
Did I say its the only thing I care about? If Freddie Mercury or Steven Tyler or a legendary lead singer sung the same words over and over again then it wouldn't be good would it?

It's like saying if I wrote the lyrics which were 'amazing' but the music was bad for your ears, why is thatgood?

For the record, I dont like Coldplay anyway, I really think since X & Y they've gone downhill.

Same words over and over again?

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 04:30 PM
I was trying to say, you can have a good voice but with completly crap lyrics (for example, if a song continually said cheese cheese cheese) it wouldn'tbe good, but then you cant have a mediocre voice with good lyrics.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 04:38 PM
I was trying to say, you can have a good voice but with completly crap lyrics (for example, if a song continually said cheese cheese cheese) it wouldn'tbe good, but then you cant have a mediocre voice with good lyrics.

Of course you can, if the music is played to fit and suit the vocalist, along with the obvious, extremely good lyrics, you've got genius in the making?

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 04:40 PM
Theirs got to be a balance, you cant have someone with one horrendous voice and make him sound good just by the instruments.

Theirs maybe 5/6 better songwriters than Curtis anyway IMO.

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 04:41 PM
Theirs got to be a balance, you cant have someone with one horrendous voice and make him sound good just by the instruments.

Theirs maybe 5/6 better songwriters than Curtis anyway IMO.
Name them?

Drinky_07
20-10-2008, 04:41 PM
All depends on your taste of music. Some people care more for lyrics than voice and vice versa.

How can you compare music tbh. If some one doesnt like JD's work they're not going to think of Curtis as a genius, same as if I say 5ive wrote better songs who is anyone to tell me im wrong?

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 04:44 PM
Theirs got to be a balance, you cant have someone with one horrendous voice and make him sound good just by the instruments.

Theirs maybe 5/6 better songwriters than Curtis anyway IMO.

Now you're changing it to a hurrendous vocalist. Which Curtis definately isn't.

And yeah, I'd like to know who these 5/6 are...?

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 04:48 PM
Name them?

John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Bob Marley
Pete Townsend
Mick Jagger/Keith Richards
Bob Dylan
Paul Weller
Mercury/May
Robert Plant

I named more than 5..

Curtis doesnt have a particulary good voice though, which it seems you usually recognise Niall. He's average.

terrier 4 life
20-10-2008, 04:49 PM
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Bob Marley
Pete Townsend
Mick Jagger/Keith Richards
Bob Dylan
Paul Weller
Mercury/May
Robert Plant

I named more than 5..

Ian Curtis is better than the vast majority of them...

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 04:50 PM
I laughed, hard.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 04:51 PM
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Bob Marley
Pete Townsend
Mick Jagger/Keith Richards
Bob Dylan
Paul Weller
Mercury/May
Robert Plant

I named more than 5..

Did you know that Dylan wrote about 4 songs and then just wrote hundreds derived from them 4?

Mercury/May my arse. Likewise, Robert Plant.

The only rivals there are Lennon and Jagger/Richards.

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 04:51 PM
All depends on your taste of music. Some people care more for lyrics than voice and vice versa.

How can you compare music tbh. If some one doesnt like JD's work they're not going to think of Curtis as a genius, same as if I say 5ive wrote better songs who is anyone to tell me im wrong?
No you're quite right, I'm just curious to see who these 5/6 people are because I suspect if someone who has similar taste in music to me (LATW liking Radiohead and a couple of others anyway) therefore the lyricists he thinks are better should at least be near the standards of Curtis, lyrically - if this is the case then I am yet to discover more than 2 of them.

Edit: Just seen that list. I burst out laughing. (is that sad? :D) Freddie Mercury? rofl, I'm out.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 04:53 PM
No you're quite right, I'm just curious to see who these 5/6 people are because I suspect if someone who has similar taste in music to me (LATW liking Radiohead and a couple of others anyway) therefore the lyricists he thinks are better should at least be near the standards of Curtis, lyrically - if this is the case then I am yet to discover more than 2 of them.

Edit: Just seen that list. I burst out laughing :D Freddie Mercury? rofl, I'm out.

Agreed with you there, had a chuckle at Mercury.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 04:54 PM
After 2 albums which neither was particulary amazing, according to you guys he suddenly is some legend, and your saying that one of the greatist bands of all time, who, sold 10x more (dont give me that suicidal thing), and your saying he's better.

Plus, Mercury has a 100x better voice anyway

Keano: I like Radiohead and I think Thom has a quite good voice actaully, thats why I like his first album quite alot. I like how he can change his vocal style quite considerably.

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 04:56 PM
Agreed with you there, had a chuckle at Mercury.
who do you reckon the best lyricists of all time are Niall?

and don't be jokin' with me like LATW is ;)

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 05:00 PM
Keano, I'm quite serious.

EDIT: I dont see how I have a similair taste at all, maybe you have I dont know, my 6 favourite bands are:

1: The Jam
2: The Strokes
3: 3 Doors Down
4: David Bowie
5: Radiohead
6: The Killers


Nialls is going to be:

1: Curtis
2: Curtis
3: Do I need to say more?

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 05:01 PM
who do you reckon the best lyricists of all time are Niall?

and don't be jokin' with me like LATW is ;)

Ian Curtis
Barat/Doherty
Thom Yorke
Iggy Pop/Bowie
Lou Reed
Morrissey
Mick Jones
Jim Morrison
Julian Casablancas

And then you have the likes of Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller and others. I have chosen the ones above solely as I find them the best. They all have their links in slight ways whether they were inspired by one or are just similar. Yours Iain? :)

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 05:04 PM
I laughed at the guy outta' The Strokes, to say he's better than some all time greats, well.

I love The Strokes btw, just laughed at that ;)

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 05:05 PM
I laughed at the guy outta' The Strokes, to say he's better than some all time greats, well.

I love The Strokes btw, just laughed at that ;)

And what is to say that The Strokes weren't instant greats?

To be honest, Mercury is *******s, part of an overrated pop band.

Still love you though mate. ;)

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 05:07 PM
Keano, I'm quite serious.

I'm serious stop it you! :lol:


EDIT: I dont see how I have a similair taste at all, maybe you have I dont know, my 6 favourite bands are:

1: The Jam
2: The Strokes
3: 3 Doors Down
4: David Bowie
5: Radiohead
6: The Killers


4 of those bands are bands I really enjoy and 4 I have a copy of every album of, so yeah I'd say we do have slightly similar taste, with a few exceptions.

Niall: I was gonna go with Curtis, Morrissey, Yorke, possibly Bowie, and Dylan.

But on the whole I agree with the majority of your list, didn't think of Doherty actually, but yeah I would say he's up there.

Drinky_07
20-10-2008, 05:09 PM
All this ****ing contest proves is that your favourite lyrcisits are all from the type of music you like.


And Mercury was great how you can call Queen overrated is beyond me.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 05:09 PM
And what is to say that The Strokes weren't instant greats?

To be honest, Mercury is *******s, part of an overrated pop band.

Still love you though mate. ;)

Pop band? :lol:

Overrated? :lol:

Queen overrated? :lol:

Haha.

I think it sounds like your one of those people who dislikes anything out of your 'comfort zone'. I actauly find it hilarious you are calling Queen overrated, but theyve sold more records than any of your favourite bands, and they happen to be one of the most loved bands ever, unlike The Strokes etc.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 05:11 PM
I'm serious stop it you! :lol:



4 of those bands are bands I really enjoy and 4 I have a copy of every album of, so yeah I'd say we do have slightly similar taste, with a few exceptions.

Niall: I was gonna go with Curtis, Morrissey, Yorke, possibly Bowie, and Dylan.

But on the whole I agree with the majority of your list, didn't think of Doherty actually, but yeah I would say he's up there.

Just, Doherty and Barat together are sensational. Glimpses of Doherty's lyrical genius while part of Babyshambles can be seen in the likes of, 'Beg, Steal or Borrow'.

I like Dylan, also, just not one of my personal faves that's all.

Morrissey is about, the only one who could be considered better than Ian outright. Hard to say though... What you reckon?

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 05:14 PM
Pop band? :lol:

Overrated? :lol:

Queen overrated? :lol:

Haha.

I think it sounds like your one of those people who dislikes anything out of your 'comfort zone'. I actauly find it hilarious you are calling Queen overrated, but theyve sold more records than any of your favourite bands, and they happen to be one of the most loved bands ever, unlike The Strokes etc.

Comfort zone? Queen is being in a comfort zone, I try to widen my music taste by mixing through a lot of genres.

A mixture of pop tunes, compiled can bring on affection of fans. The public is easily fooled, look at the amount of people who like The Ting Tings.

Before you say, I do realise more people like Queen than the Ting Tings. To me, they've just got 30 pop songs, which is said in the title, "popular". But to be calling him a better lyricist than Ian, is a joke.

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 05:14 PM
Pop band? :lol:

Overrated? :lol:

Queen overrated? :lol:

Haha.

I think it sounds like your one of those people who dislikes anything out of your 'comfort zone'. I actauly find it hilarious you are calling Queen overrated, but theyve sold more records than any of your favourite bands, and they happen to be one of the most loved bands ever, unlike The Strokes etc.
I hated Queen ever since I heard Bohmenian Rhapsody. Most annoying pop song I've ever heard.

My opinion though, as is everything to do with music, it's not a science, there are no facts.

Queen just don't sound good to me.

Yeah I'd say Moz for the lyrics on "The Queen is Dead" alone! What an album.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 05:15 PM
I hated Queen ever since I heard Bohmenian Rhapsody. Most annoying pop song I've ever heard.

My opinion though, as is everything to do with music, it's not a science, there are no facts.

Queen just don't sound good to me.

I should of just said that to begin with.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 05:15 PM
Bohemian Rhapsody IMO is one of the best songs ever made, and I remember you said that 'people who know their music' backed up your opinion. In this instance, 'people who know their music' backs up mine.

thersonli1keano
20-10-2008, 05:19 PM
Bohemian Rhapsody IMO is one of the best songs ever made, and I remember you said that 'people who know their music' backed up your opinion. In this instance, 'people who know their music' backs up mine.
Yep, however this is a completely different point from mine.

When I used that point I was stating that they are widely considered one of the greatest bands of all time when you said they weren't.

But here, I have not once disagreed with you on Queen being widely considered one of the greatest bands of all time. They are widely considered one of the greatest bands of all time, of course they are.

They just do not have enough depth, darkness or humanity in their music to appeal to me.

Unless it's proper good electro (or now dubstep as I'm getting into that lately) it's gotta have some depth or else I'm not really interested.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 05:22 PM
Yep, however this is a completely different point from mine.

When I used that point I was stating that they are widely considered one of the greatest bands of all time when you said they weren't.

But here, I have not once disagreed with you on Queen being widely considered one of the greatest bands of all time. They are widely considered one of the greatest bands of all time, of course they are.

They just do not have enough depth, darkness or humanity in their music to appeal to me.

Unless it's proper good electro (or now dubstep as I'm getting into that lately) it's gotta have some depth or else I'm not really interested.

Agreed, which is obviously evident in my favourite lyricists. Dale, we'll get you into the likes of Joy Division soon enough matey. ;)

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 05:23 PM
They havent produced anything brilliant to be said to be a greatist band ever, compare them to Beatles,Queen,Bowie etc, how does JD compare?

Youll have a job on Niall.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 05:26 PM
Another topic I was debating with a mate earlier on is:

What do you consider to be the best genre of music ever?

For me, its Motown, perfect music, bands like The Temptations really shows up some music around today.

Drinky_07
20-10-2008, 05:29 PM
Another topic I was debating with a mate earlier on is:

What do you consider to be the best genre of music ever?

For me, its Motown, perfect music, bands like The Temptations really shows up some music around today.

Me and Indian Geezer, where ever he's got to, would actualy make babies with you for that.

jamie_cafc
20-10-2008, 05:53 PM
The genre doesn't matter, the lyrics and musical talent do.

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 05:55 PM
I'm not saying it does or it doesnt, did I?

I'm just discussing which genre people prefer, am I allowed to sir?

jamie_cafc
20-10-2008, 05:59 PM
I was giving my opinion, I don't consider any genre to be the best. Also, yes, you can, this once.

Winning Days
20-10-2008, 06:55 PM
They havent produced anything brilliant to be said to be a greatist band ever, compare them to Beatles,Queen,Bowie etc, how does JD compare?

Youll have a job on Niall.

Right, tell me, where on earth have I said they're the greatest band ever? This matches an early, Tony M comment.

RustyVilla
20-10-2008, 09:03 PM
I'm listening to Slipknot whilst self-harming.

*Awaiting Argument*

Leeds_All_The_Way
20-10-2008, 09:11 PM
Right, tell me, where on earth have I said they're the greatest band ever? This matches an early, Tony M comment.

I meant one of the greatist bands ever, which you have said somewhere.

LUFC Rule
21-10-2008, 10:08 AM
Platinum - Love Shy (wrong I know!:o)


Also in complete contrast, Take back the City - Snow Patrol.

MUFC1990
21-10-2008, 12:34 PM
Alicia Keys and Jack White - Another way to die.

She's fit :love:

Great song.

tottivillarossi
21-10-2008, 01:48 PM
I bet you're crying that I'm going to see FFAF on Thursday when I don't even like them. :D
Lol, more angry :p If the gig has sold out, and I wanted to go, and I found out someone who doesn't like is going to see them, I'd kill them :D


I'm listening to Slipknot whilst self-harming.

*Awaiting Argument*


You're hilarious.

terrier 4 life
21-10-2008, 03:43 PM
Never ever have I thought about self harming whilst listening to Slipknot...

It's surprise me if anyone had.

Leeds_All_The_Way
21-10-2008, 03:51 PM
Yu cant be so sure noone ever hasn't.

terrier 4 life
21-10-2008, 03:52 PM
Yu cant be so sure noone ever hasn't.

I said it'd surprise me?

thersonli1keano
21-10-2008, 05:31 PM
Where Is My Mind? - The Pixies

GOOD

Unitedjack5
21-10-2008, 05:43 PM
Electric Light Orchestra!

Winning Days
21-10-2008, 07:50 PM
I meant one of the greatist bands ever, which you have said somewhere.

Nah, I don't think I did, but personally, I think they are. Surely you can't have a problem with that?

To me, their isn't a complete band, but there are some bloodey good ones!

Jimmy Jazz
21-10-2008, 09:11 PM
Where Is My Mind? - The Pixies

GOOD
While I think Surfa Rosa is a decent album, I still don't get all the hype it gets. It just doesn't do much for me. I am, however, quite fond of that song, as well as 'Monkey Gone to Heaven', which is from their next album.

I've been listening to Miles Davis' Bitches Brew lately. I'm still unsure whether or not I prefer it to Kind of Blue, as of yet, though. I bought Polar Bear's new album today, which I'm listening to at the moment. It sounds very good so far. I also liked M83's new album, too. There's been quite a few decent shoegaze-influenced records released this year.

Jimmy Jazz
23-10-2008, 10:30 AM
On the subject of a singer's voice (I realize it's a little late), I think it is important. It's just, for me, I prefer listening to a unique voice as oppose to a 'technically' good one. I think being able to show the belief in what you're saying is the most important thing. If you can somehow convey the feeling of the lyrics onto the listener, than, in my opinion, you're a good singer, regardless of what notes you can hit. I'd much rather listen to Lou Reed or Bob Dylan singing than someone off the X-Factor.

tottivillarossi
23-10-2008, 11:50 AM
Cry of The Afflicted - New Hopes, New Dreams (L)

The Evil Eye
23-10-2008, 12:49 PM
I fear I may get some abuse for this, but oh well.

Working my way through both Paramore's albums and all 20 of the non-album tracks I own.

Leeds_All_The_Way
23-10-2008, 03:12 PM
On the subject of a singer's voice (I realize it's a little late), I think it is important. It's just, for me, I prefer listening to a unique voice as oppose to a 'technically' good one. I think being able to show the belief in what you're saying is the most important thing. If you can somehow convey the feeling of the lyrics onto the listener, than, in my opinion, you're a good singer, regardless of what notes you can hit. I'd much rather listen to Lou Reed or Bob Dylan singing than someone off the X-Factor.


Nothing like abit of stereotyping, just because you hate a program your automatically assuming that theyre either no good, no heart or just completly talentless. Wouldn't suprise me, you said Leona was.. crap.

terrier 4 life
23-10-2008, 03:20 PM
On the contrary, he's assuming that they are technically good singers...

As he said, he'd rather listen to a unique voice than a technically good one, so he's using an example to demonstrate that.

Leeds_All_The_Way
23-10-2008, 03:22 PM
I understand that now but I remember him saying that she didnt have a good voice, and im not being funny but if anyone can do a version of 'I Will Always Love You' like she did, then I will amputate a foot.

thersonli1keano
23-10-2008, 03:26 PM
Nothing like abit of stereotyping, just because you hate a program your automatically assuming that theyre either no good, no heart or just completly talentless. Wouldn't suprise me, you said Leona was.. crap.
Even if they were talented I wouldn't enjoy listening to them, or buy their CD.

It's everything I hate about popular culture, the shiny plastic fakeness of each and every one of those people on these shows.

Leeds_All_The_Way
23-10-2008, 03:47 PM
Again a massive stereotype, you dont know these people, and to call of them fake is like me calling all black people terrorists, its just plain nonsense.

I dont agree with making everyone looking like fools just because of the idiots of auditions, I appaulde Leona for making a contribution, and earning her money.

It seems to alot of people here you have to be odd to be considered good.

thersonli1keano
23-10-2008, 03:56 PM
Again a massive stereotype, you dont know these people, and to call of them fake is like me calling all black people terrorists, its just plain nonsense.

I dont agree with making everyone looking like fools just because of the idiots of auditions, I appaulde Leona for making a contribution, and earning her money.

It seems to alot of people here you have to be odd to be considered good.
No it's not like calling all black people terrorists.

The music is fake, that side of the industry is fake. Can't you see that? They are built up to make money and other people will make money from their 'fall'. Then they'll make more money from their comeback.

You have to be odd to be considered good? No, you just have to be more than just a no-one, a nothing, a follower. These people don't right their own songs, they're meaningless. They are nothing to me, end of story.

Leeds_All_The_Way
23-10-2008, 04:00 PM
So if The Beatles never wrote a song theyre fake?

Or another example if Thom Yorke decided to hire some1 else for an album hes fake (dont say its just 1 album)

Basically your saying all pop music is fake, which basically means Michael Jackson, Prince etc are just fake, and lets face it, ALOT of people must enjoy their music and they must be fake, infact, isit 102m now which has bought MJ's album? God I must be fake.

thersonli1keano
23-10-2008, 04:09 PM
So if The Beatles never wrote a song theyre fake?

Or another example if Thom Yorke decided to hire some1 else for an album hes fake (dont say its just 1 album)

Basically your saying all pop music is fake, which basically means Michael Jackson, Prince etc are just fake, and lets face it, ALOT of people must enjoy their music and they must be fake, infact, isit 102m now which has bought MJ's album? God I must be fake.
Indeed you are.

Leeds_All_The_Way
23-10-2008, 04:14 PM
Didn't think I'd ever see you sinking to the level of insulting someone off a forum lol

thersonli1keano
23-10-2008, 04:18 PM
Didn't think I'd ever see you sinking to the level of insulting someone off a forum lol
I was gonna just leave it there but I'll say one last thing to you - I don't care enough what you think to insult you. I wasn't aiming to insult you. You seem to misunderstand any point that people make on this forum and frankly I think you do it just to wind people up. I don't believe you are stupid or naive enough to completely misunderstand almost every post I make. The only reason I normally reply to you is because you're frustrating, a complete wind-up merchant.

And don't add me on msn again please.

Jimmy Jazz
23-10-2008, 04:19 PM
I don't have anything against the people who audition for the X Factor. It's understandable that someone would want their five minutes of fame. It's the people who set these programs up who I dislike. They could be using that money to help bands which have been genuinely working hard.

It isn't a coincidence that all the winners fall back into obscurity after the first album, or even their first single. They're nothing but a bunch of glorified karaoke-singers. How you can compare multi-instrumentalists such as Prince or Michael Jackson to Leona Lewis is unbelievable. When Leona Lewis writes a 'Billie Jean' or a 'Purple Rain' I'll take you seriously.

thersonli1keano
23-10-2008, 04:23 PM
I don't have anything against the people who audition for the X Factor. It's understandable that someone would want their five minutes of fame. It's the people who set these programs up who I dislike. They could be using that money to help bands who are bands who've been genuinely working hard.


Exactly how I feel on the matter, brilliantly summed up.

Leeds_All_The_Way
23-10-2008, 04:24 PM
Find where I compared Leona to MJ on terms of talent, but if your going to insult pop music you insult them all. Again, when you hear Leona Lewis on the karoake machine please record it or something, I think it was you which said she had a crap voice, again, complete sh*t.

Again, I really aren't sad enough to sit on a laptop and just try to wind people up, I think its because im not the typical person who is on this forum, and I for one will debate a point or argue it, whichever way you want to see it. I wouldn't mind it if people knew me in real life and thought I was a kn*b, it doesn't happen, but like I said, its a complete personality conflict.

howardrocket
23-10-2008, 06:48 PM
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm

Brilliant album, I just cannot stop listening to it.

terrier 4 life
23-10-2008, 07:03 PM
Ahh brilliant, another Bloc Party fan :thumbs:

They're on Later With Jools Holland on Friday night btw, playing Talons, Ares and Signs iirc.

I've got a load of the Cure and Radiohead on tonight.

Unitedjack5
23-10-2008, 08:18 PM
Had a quick browse through my Itunes and manage to see my top played artists after a few quick sums, so thought I'd share them:

Killers - 1454
Beatles - 740
Duran Duran - 575
Editors - 561
Blink 182 - 559
Arctic Monkeys - 552
Queen - 488
Vampire Weekend - 454
Fall Out Boy - 423
Feeder - 340
Foo Fighters - 285
Michael Jackson - 232
The Enemy - 228
The Clash - 221
Genesis - 211
Billy Ocean - 207
The Cure - 191
Brian Adams - 189
Del Amitri - 189
Stereophonics - 158
Basement Jaxx - 155
Dire Straits 154
Go West - 150
Coldplay - 142
Mental as Anything -140
Keane - 131
Paramore - 128
The Kooks - 125
Oasis - 125
ELO - 123
Elton John - 123

Quite surprised Beatles have so many tbh.

Drinky_07
24-10-2008, 12:48 PM
Love Lockdown - Kanye West

I like and I dont know why. Also listening to Slow Jams by him, awesome.

Scholsey
24-10-2008, 01:33 PM
Had a quick browse through my Itunes and manage to see my top played artists after a few quick sums, so thought I'd share them:

Killers - 1454
Beatles - 740
Duran Duran - 575
Editors - 561
Blink 182 - 559
Arctic Monkeys - 552
Queen - 488
Vampire Weekend - 454
Fall Out Boy - 423
Feeder - 340
Foo Fighters - 285
Michael Jackson - 232
The Enemy - 228
The Clash - 221
Genesis - 211
Billy Ocean - 207
The Cure - 191
Brian Adams - 189
Del Amitri - 189
Stereophonics - 158
Basement Jaxx - 155
Dire Straits 154
Go West - 150
Coldplay - 142
Mental as Anything -140
Keane - 131
Paramore - 128
The Kooks - 125
Oasis - 125
ELO - 123
Elton John - 123

Quite surprised Beatles have so many tbh.

How did you manage to work all that out? ;)

I've listened to Basshunter - Angel in the Night about 50 times today now :lol:

Acceptance are the best band ever.

Bleeding Heart/In The Cold/Take Cover/Seeing is Believing/Different are all top songs.

tottivillarossi
27-10-2008, 11:39 AM
The Spill Canvas (L) Lyrically, one of the finest around.

terrier 4 life
27-10-2008, 12:43 PM
The Best of Joy Division.
Pablo Honey.
Intimacy.
Kala.
In Rainbows.

All will be getting some major play time today, providing I don't go out.

Oh, and talking of Intimacy, I urge everyone to go out and buy it, it's out today... it's a masterpiece.

tottivillarossi
27-10-2008, 01:29 PM
The Killers' new album Day & Age is getting great reviews! One review even said it's their best album yet, and one of the best albums of the year.

United Forever
27-10-2008, 07:38 PM
The Best of Joy Division.
Pablo Honey.
Intimacy.
Kala.
In Rainbows.

All will be getting some major play time today, providing I don't go out.

Oh, and talking of Intimacy, I urge everyone to go out and buy it, it's out today... it's a masterpiece.

My copy hasn't come yet:mad: But I downloaded it ages ago anyway. Still need to listen to a few tracks.

tottivillarossi
27-10-2008, 07:42 PM
Miley Cyrus - 7 Things

*Waits for abuse*


:(

RustyVilla
27-10-2008, 08:35 PM
Miley Cyrus - 7 Things

*Waits for abuse*


:(
*Loads Shotgun*

You sir are the reason abortion should be legal.
Joking :lol:
I actually heard her live at switch and she was pretty decent :o

I think now is a good time for music, I'm loving 'The Winners Song' ATM :D

Legend Kazza
27-10-2008, 08:39 PM
The Killers' new album Day & Age is getting great reviews! One review even said it's their best album yet, and one of the best albums of the year.

Detest the Killers, Intimacy is well good :thumbs:

RustyVilla
27-10-2008, 08:48 PM
Detest the Killers, Intimacy is well good :thumbs:
I challenge that with:

♪Are we human?!?!?! Or are we da-ancer? Something something. My hands are cold! And I'm on my kne-es, looknig for the answer, are we human?!?!!? Or arew we dancer?♪

Jimmy Jazz
27-10-2008, 08:50 PM
The new Cure record came out today. I trust you all rushed out to buy it, yeah? It's fantastic, their best work in years. They've gotten the mixture of atmospheric post-punk songs and catchy pop tunes just right.

RustyVilla
27-10-2008, 08:57 PM
Yes. Yes it has.

♪Let's keep the love lockdown....Blah blah blah♪

Winning Days
27-10-2008, 09:02 PM
The new Cure record came out today. I trust you all rushed out to buy it, yeah? It's fantastic, their best work in years. They've gotten the mixture of atmospheric post-punk songs and catchy pop tunes just right.

Actually really want to go and get it, do my best.

terrier 4 life
27-10-2008, 09:08 PM
The new Cure record came out today. I trust you all rushed out to buy it, yeah? It's fantastic, their best work in years. They've gotten the mixture of atmospheric post-punk songs and catchy pop tunes just right.

Well I tried...

I heard it wasn't very good though, so I didn't exactly rush, didn't think it was worth borrowing money for...

Jimmy Jazz
27-10-2008, 09:23 PM
I think it's very good. I'm by no means a big Cure fan. I rarely listen to any of their studio records. I have, however, played their 'Greatest Hits' (since it's mostly just the pop songs) to death. Like I said, I think this album's very accessible, but, at the same time, it has enough of their 'gothic' moments (both lyrically and musically) to keep the 'hardcore' fans happy, and, perhaps, introduce the more casual listener (like myself) to their other work. It's one of my favourites from the year. Where did you hear it wasn't very good?

Drinky, have you heard B.B. King's new record?

Ireland7
27-10-2008, 09:39 PM
Faggot alert.

Abbondanzieri
27-10-2008, 09:40 PM
Slipknot : Psychosocial

"And the rain will kill us all
If we throw ourselves against the wall
But no one else can see
The preservation of the martyr in me

Psychosocial, Psychosocial, Psychosocial
Psychosocial, Psychosocial, Psychosocial"

What a great bedtime story. :)

terrier 4 life
27-10-2008, 09:43 PM
Faggot alert.

I'll find my faggot spade.

tottivillarossi
27-10-2008, 09:45 PM
Hr0Wv5DJhuk


You all love it.

Abbondanzieri
27-10-2008, 09:48 PM
TVR, You have ruined my life. ;) I paused Rammstein for that FFS. :p

Grizfoot
27-10-2008, 10:51 PM
One of my favourite songs released this year without question. :love:

Guillemots - Falling Out Of Reach
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terrier 4 life
28-10-2008, 01:40 AM
Miley Cyrus - 7 Things

*Waits for abuse*


:(

*Stands strong*

'And of the 7 things I hate the most about youuuu
You make me love you

(some time later)

If you text it, I'll delete it'

Such deep, heartfelt lyrics.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 12:00 PM
*Stands strong*

'And of the 7 things I hate the most about youuuu
You make me love you

(some time later)

If you text it, I'll delete it'

Such deep, heartfelt lyrics.
"You make me laugh, you make me cry
I don't know which side to buy"


Thom Yorke eat your heart out.

Dr. Nick
28-10-2008, 12:47 PM
Queen and RATM =]

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 01:13 PM
S1t30euQrqw

This band are going to be the next big thing, they are the only band in recent years to make post-hardcore sound completely original (L)

Ice Cube
28-10-2008, 05:10 PM
Downloaded the new Kings of Leon album last night(still missing 3 songs of it) and it's a really good album. Though, Crawl is a fantastic tune, it sounds original and kinda gritty, really good tune. Use Somebody, is miles better than Sex on Fire, though some of my niave friends disagree, cos Sex on Fire is in with the trendddddd, kna mean?

thersonli1keano
28-10-2008, 05:19 PM
Downloaded the new Kings of Leon album last night(still missing 3 songs of it) and it's a really good album. Though, Crawl is a fantastic tune, it sounds original and kinda gritty, really good tune. Use Somebody, is miles better than Sex on Fire, though some of my niave friends disagree, cos Sex on Fire is in with the trendddddd, kna mean?
Cold Desert is the best track on that album IMO, KOL are a bit overated though. They're not as good as they used to be anyway.

Ice Cube
28-10-2008, 05:35 PM
Cold Desert is the best track on that album IMO, KOL are a bit overated though. They're not as good as they used to be anyway.

Aye there a bit overated alright, though there still good. I also love all these wee stupid immature ned wannabe lassies have Sex on Fire, and think there Rock Gods, and youuuuuuuu your sex is on fireeeeeeee(8) 'aw what a song man.' Obviously that (<<<) is in a Scottish junkie voice.

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 05:48 PM
I think KOL are very good, and sex on fire is a choon.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 05:50 PM
I think KOL are very good, and sex on fire is a choon.
How aware of them were you before that song though?

United Forever
28-10-2008, 05:57 PM
Sex On Fire is one of the worst songs on the album. It's just all the fanboys bumming it bores me. Closer is my favorite of OBTN. Loved it since first listen.

Scottanater is a Sexy Beast
28-10-2008, 06:06 PM
Sex On Fire is one of the worst songs on the album. It's just all the fanboys bumming it bores me.

Here here, my girlfriend thinks it's the best song this year, it's fúcking tedious can't stand it.

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 06:09 PM
How aware of them were you before that song though?

I got both of their other albums.

United Forever
28-10-2008, 06:12 PM
LATW fails:rolleyes:

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 06:18 PM
I got both of their other albums.
They have 4 albums though.

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 06:20 PM
They have 4 albums though.

I have 3 out of their 4 then, so I'd say I know their music.

thersonli1keano
28-10-2008, 06:20 PM
For me, 'Holy Roller Novocaine and Youth and Young Manhood' was the best with Red Morning Light and Molly's Chamber being the best tracks and then 'Aha Shake Heartbreak' was a good album, King of the Rodeo, Four Kicks and probably their most well known song 'The Bucket' being the best tracks.

Wouldn't buy the newer two.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 06:46 PM
I'm seriously considering getting Miley Cyrus' album :o

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 07:20 PM
For me, 'Holy Roller Novocaine and Youth and Young Manhood' was the best with Red Morning Light and Molly's Chamber being the best tracks and then 'Aha Shake Heartbreak' was a good album, King of the Rodeo, Four Kicks and probably their most well known song 'The Bucket' being the best tracks.

Wouldn't buy the newer two.

Which is what I've done, I luckily got to see them after their first two albums, brilliant atmosphere, enjoyed myself. Now, they're hell-bent on just making money, it used to be about the music and things have changed. Shame.

Unitedjack5
28-10-2008, 07:36 PM
Which is what I've done, I luckily got to see them after their first two albums, brilliant atmosphere, enjoyed myself. Now, they're hell-bent on just making money, it used to be about the music and things have changed. Shame.

Music Snobbery right there. They make an album that happens to get to number one and all of a sudden you dislike them.

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 07:38 PM
Music Snobbery right there. They make an album that happens to get to number one and all of a sudden you dislike them.

Adding to the fact I don't like any of there new music. Haha, right, let's get one thing sorted, music snobbery? They've admitted they want to take over the world, when a band says this, there's no passion in the music, it's all about money and it's all manufactured. Also, as I've said, I don't like any of there newer songs, the third album was mediocre and there latest installment is even worse.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 07:42 PM
I get what Niall is getting at. FFAF were my favourite band, their first album was amazing, their second was very good, but their second and third, it's just like 'where the hell did the edge go?'
But I don't think Kol are manufactured, are they?

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 07:43 PM
I get what Niall is getting at. FFAF were my favourite band, their first album was amazing, their second was very good, but their second and third, it's just like 'where the hell did the edge go?'
But I don't think Kol are manufactured, are they?

Are now, in my opinion, with their recent comments and the music in general, it's torrid.

By the way, FFAF put on a brilliant gig... ;)

Unitedjack5
28-10-2008, 07:45 PM
Adding to the fact I don't like any of there new music. Haha, right, let's get one thing sorted, music snobbery? They've admitted they want to take over the world, when a band says this, there's no passion in the music, it's all about money and it's all manufactured. Also, as I've said, I don't like any of there newer songs, the third album was mediocre and there latest installment is even worse.

If you can write songs that happen to sell millions, make you loads of money and give you 8 ferrari's, then you would. You would not stay the same and continue to write songs that only a few like, and only the ones in the know listen to.

It really irritates me when people say somehting along the lines of, i liked them years ago when they sold 8 copies of their album and i saw them in someone's garden shed, now they are selling millions and are appearing at wembley, they have sold out and are no longer credible.

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 07:48 PM
If you can write songs that happen to sell millions, make you loads of money and give you 8 ferrari's, then you would. You would not stay the same and continue to write songs that only a few like, and only the ones in the know listen to.

It really irritates me when people say somehting along the lines of, i liked them years ago when they sold 8 copies of their album and i saw them in someone's garden shed, now they are selling millions and are appearing at wembley, they have sold out and are no longer credible.

You've missed the point and said what many people have to me, about them selling 8 copies blah blah, well to be honest, after their second album, they were filling big events and making a lot of money, enough to live life comfortabely and have a lot of extras.

Now all they want is more and more and their producing music to fit into a popular culture, 'Sex on Fire' is simply a pop track.

Either way mate, you can say what you want, it's not going to make me all of a sudden like their new album when I don't even like the tracks.

thersonli1keano
28-10-2008, 07:50 PM
If you can write songs that happen to sell millions, make you loads of money and give you 8 ferrari's, then you would. You would not stay the same and continue to write songs that only a few like, and only the ones in the know listen to.

It really irritates me when people say somehting along the lines of, i liked them years ago when they sold 8 copies of their album and i saw them in someone's garden shed, now they are selling millions and are appearing at wembley, they have sold out and are no longer credible.
Why does it annoy you?

I don't take that view, my favourite bands are generally massively popular and selling millions. But at the same time I can see why people would like a band when they weren't as big as they can be more accessible, more original and can be something you love that no-one else can do, without the scrutiny of a larger audience which comes with commercial success.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 07:51 PM
If you can write songs that happen to sell millions, make you loads of money and give you 8 ferrari's, then you would. You would not stay the same and continue to write songs that only a few like, and only the ones in the know listen to.

It really irritates me when people say somehting along the lines of, i liked them years ago when they sold 8 copies of their album and i saw them in someone's garden shed, now they are selling millions and are appearing at wembley, they have sold out and are no longer credible.
But Kol would have been rich after two albums, being huge in America, and over here by then, having headline tour after headline tour.


Niall - So I hear, they played Novella and Your Revolution Is A Joke, I'm so gutted I didn't go! Did thay gig make you want to listen to them a bit more ;)

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 07:54 PM
But Kol would have been rich after two albums, being huge in America, and over here by then, having headline tour after headline tour.


Niall - So I hear, they played Novella and Your Revolution Is A Joke, I'm so gutted I didn't go! Did thay gig make you want to listen to them a bit more ;)

It's just so great they came to my little sh*te town of Whitehaven, they packed the place out and I had a lot of fun watching them. Yeah there's an EP with bullets on the front I think? I really liked it actually.

Jimmy Jazz
28-10-2008, 07:56 PM
But Kol would have been rich after two albums, being huge in America, and over here by then, having headline tour after headline tour.
The Kings of Leon are far from 'huge' in America. It's only their latest record that's broke into the top ten of the Billboard charts. In the UK, however, they've always been massive; they've never had an album outside the top three. So, y'know, they've never really been particularly 'underground' or anything.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 07:57 PM
It's just so great they came to my little sh*te town of Whitehaven, they packed the place out and I had a lot of fun watching them. Yeah there's an EP with bullets on the front I think? I really liked it actually.
Four Ways To Scream Your Name:
This Years Most Open Heartbreak
She Drove Me To Daytime TV
Kiss And Make Up (All Bets Are Off)
Escape Artists Never Die

:D

Listen to Escape Artists, it's their best song, the last two minutes are epic. I take it you don't mind the odd scream then ;)

Unitedjack5
28-10-2008, 07:59 PM
You've missed the point and said what many people have to me, about them selling 8 copies blah blah, well to be honest, after their second album, they were filling big events and making a lot of money, enough to live life comfortabely and have a lot of extras.

Now all they want is more and more and their producing music to fit into a popular culture, 'Sex on Fire' is simply a pop track.

Either way mate, you can say what you want, it's not going to make me all of a sudden like their new album when I don't even like the tracks.

I don't know what they have said as i generally don't follow it, it is common however that what I have said happens. Nothing wrong with a pop track that gets to number 1 in my view, bob the builder aside. Enough people like it, and because it is a different approach to previous albums, its rubbish, torrid and manufactured. Truth is, its more popular to more people because its good. Not to your taste maybe, but manufactured is too far, you must surely see the qualities in something that gets to number 1 and is loved by many.

Incidentally, i myself prefer the older stuff and like a few of the new songs, I guess its just people, and they are out there, who for some reason dislike anything remotely mainstream or popular.

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 08:00 PM
Four Ways To Scream Your Name:
This Years Most Open Heartbreak
She Drove Me To Daytime TV
Kiss And Make Up (All Bets Are Off)
Escape Artists Never Die

:D

Listen to Escape Artists, it's their best song, the last two minutes are epic. I take it you don't mind the odd scream then ;)

I'm partial to a little scream, yes. ;) Ok marrah, will do.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 08:03 PM
I don't know what they have said as i generally don't follow it, it is common however that what I have said happens. Nothing wrong with a pop track that gets to number 1 in my view, bob the builder aside. Enough people like it, and because it is a different approach to previous albums, its rubbish, torrid and manufactured. Truth is, its more popular to more people because its good. Not to your taste maybe, but manufactured is too far, you must surely see the qualities in something that gets to number 1 and is loved by many.

Incidentally, i myself prefer the older stuff and like a few of the new songs, I guess its just people, and they are out there, who for some reason dislike anything remotely mainstream or popular.
The main problem with a band, like Kol, who have been around for a few years, who have one big hit, is that suddenly they go from playing little intimate shows at the carling academys to playing in the NIA because everyone is going to want tickets.

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 08:03 PM
I don't know what they have said as i generally don't follow it, it is common however that what I have said happens. Nothing wrong with a pop track that gets to number 1 in my view, bob the builder aside. Enough people like it, and because it is a different approach to previous albums, its rubbish, torrid and manufactured. Truth is, its more popular to more people because its good. Not to your taste maybe, but manufactured is too far, you must surely see the qualities in something that gets to number 1 and is loved by many.

Incidentally, i myself prefer the older stuff and like a few of the new songs, I guess its just people, and they are out there, who for some reason dislike anything remotely mainstream or popular.

Oi, I don't mind the odd pop track and some stuff that is manufactured still ain't that bad cause it's catchy but like I've said, continuously, I don't like the new music they've produced. You can have your crusade all you want, but I don't like them right now, simple as. And to be honest, yes, I think there new album is torrid. Yes in a sense cause it's manufactured but in another, cause it's awful music.

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 08:59 PM
UnitedJack, you summed up exactly what I think, IMO, it happens alot on this forum, a band could be amazing one minute, and as soon as they get more popularity theyre suddenly hated for being 'pop' or mainstream, sad really.

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 09:03 PM
UnitedJack, you summed up exactly what I think, IMO, it happens alot on this forum, a band could be amazing one minute, and as soon as they get more popularity theyre suddenly hated for being 'pop' or mainstream, sad really.
Generally though, when a band has a few albums out, then suddenly gets more attention as a result of a song from their third or fourth or fifth album or whatever, it's because they change their style to what's considered to be more mainstream.
Personally, I don't care if a band changes their style slightly and gets more famous from it. I do get annoyed when they get labelled 'sell outs' because of it, but I also get annoyed when it becomes hard to get tickets for that band because all the little chart *****s have tickets instead, which makes for a truely awful atmosphere.

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 09:33 PM
Fair point, but any band is going to change their style to get a bigger popularity/audience, I'd rather have 10 million people watch me do a rendition of barbie girl then 100 people watch me do a more original style (if i was good at it)

tottivillarossi
28-10-2008, 09:37 PM
Fair point, but any band is going to change their style to get a bigger popularity/audience, I'd rather have 10 million people watch me do a rendition of barbie girl then 100 people watch me do a more original style (if i was good at it)
I understand where you're coming from, but if you'd sing Barbie Girl in front of 10 million people you may be r£tarded
Personally, if I was in a band, I'd much prefer to do 100 tour dates in venues that barely fit a few hundred people, it's just more intimate, and being in the crowd it would seem like they were singing it to you more personally.

Jimmy Jazz
28-10-2008, 09:44 PM
LATW, when you listen to music, do you feel any emotion? Or do you just do it to pass the time?

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 09:53 PM
JJ, I love music, and of course I feel emotion. I sometimes empthaize (sp) with the artist and I like to know what I'm saying. I'm not one of these peoplewho can listen to the music just on lyrics, it has to sound good IMO.

TVR: Barbie Girl was an example, but of course I'd rather personally play in front of a massive crowd rather than a little one, what I was getting at is that I'd rather be popular than not be.

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 10:02 PM
Alot actaully, and that was more from a band sense, but whats the point in being a band if 20 people want towatch you and you can't sell out, and then a world tour sells out in hours?

It's obvious you are a total different person to me, but then again, Barnsley ;)

Jimmy Jazz
28-10-2008, 10:02 PM
I'd rather be popular than not be.
So would most people, but are you saying you'd go against everything in order to make money? Do you have no morals whatsoever?

Winning Days
28-10-2008, 10:05 PM
Fair point, but any band is going to change their style to get a bigger popularity/audience, I'd rather have 10 million people watch me do a rendition of barbie girl then 100 people watch me do a more original style (if i was good at it)

Just say what UJ said eh, and I've already said about Kings of Leon to be honest. Another point, I liked them years ago, I disliked there third album so labelling me as a person who has just changed my mind is bizarre. Likewise with anyone else, you'd struggle to find an example.

Leeds_All_The_Way
28-10-2008, 10:10 PM
Just to add about what JJ said about morals, its a easy answer, solely on the question 'would you want to be popular' the answer is going to be yes.

Makes me wonder about people.

Niall, that wasn't based towards you, I love you xx