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Started by Dermot (The Derm) in Other Bands & Artists

Is there anyone else who can’t get enough of their album?

Posted on Tue, 1 July 2003 at 14:00

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#1

prisonbreaker wrote:

me!me!me!me!me!

it’s briliant

Posted on Tue, 1 July 2003 at 15:57

#2

opalmantra wrote:

Add me to that list.

Posted on Tue, 1 July 2003 at 16:12

#3

allroy wrote:

Oh yes, it’s such a brilliant album. What’s even better, they manage to create this special atmosphere from their songs on stage as well.

Posted on Tue, 1 July 2003 at 18:46

#4

Bad Karma wrote:

I like them a lot,their albums great,they played two new songs on their last tour called Lenght Of Love and Strangers In The Night.

Posted on Tue, 1 July 2003 at 19:34

#5

dano wrote:

I’ve still not heard them! Has anybody heard the 80’s Matchbox B-line disaster yet?

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 07:56

#6

prisonbreaker wrote:

dano wrote:

Has anybody heard the 80’s Matchbox B-line disaster yet?

yeah, they’re pretty insane,
like it

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 10:36

#7

allroy wrote:

dano wrote:

I’ve still not heard them! Has anybody heard the 80’s Matchbox B-line disaster yet?

Yeah, they rock and that’s by far the greatest compliment I can make to a British band. Especially the singer seems to go mental on stage (I’ve seen them about two months ago).

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 12:36

#8

belfagor wrote:

I didn’t even know they were British. A friend of mine forced me to listen to their album and I was hooked. Since she’s only into American bands I thought they were from US too

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 13:25

#9

allroy wrote:

belfagor wrote:

I didn’t even know they were British. A friend of mine forced me to listen to their album and I was hooked. Since she’s only into American bands I thought they were from US too

There might be some misunderstanding:
Interpol are American, The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster are British.

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 13:42

#10

Bad Karma wrote:

Interpol are from New York.

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 14:50

#11

--neville-- wrote:

I thought the disasters were from new zealand?

I like the interpol lp, but the stand out track for me has to be PDA, proper amazing

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 14:56

#12

prisonbreaker wrote:

—neville— wrote:

I thought the disasters were from new zealand?

I think you confuse them with the datsuns, they’re from new-zealand

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 15:03

#13

Bad Karma wrote:

—neville— wrote:

I like the interpol lp, but the stand out track for me has to be PDA, proper amazing

I first heard that song on a Rocksound cd,i bought the album on the strenght of that one song and i wasn’t disappointed.

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 16:05

#14

prisonbreaker wrote:

The song that got me into them was obstacle_1, saw it once very late on mtv and even though I was very tired it blew me away.

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 16:47

#15

Dermot (The Derm) wrote:

Did anyone see the Friends epsiode with ‘Untitled’ playing as Joey called round for Rachel? Weird…

Posted on Wed, 2 July 2003 at 18:17

#16

belfagor wrote:

allroy wrote:

There might be some misunderstanding:
Interpol are American, The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster are British.

oh I see, thanks for enlighting me on that! :)

Posted on Thu, 3 July 2003 at 19:25

#17

Ronald wrote:

Yes, I like Interpol as well, have seen them 4 times this year and gonna check them again Sunday…though I do like the more uptempo songs more…

Posted on Fri, 4 July 2003 at 06:51

#18

dano wrote:

Music or council tax? Music or council tax…?

Thus the question was buzzing inside my bonce all yesterday, eventually I thought sod it..you can do 30 days in prison and clear the debt, but nobody gives you free cd’s. Well, some people do, but none that I know. Anyway, I’m going off the point..I thought sod it and bought the Eighties Matchbox B-line disaster album.

Absolutely insane..they’ve rapidly become one of my favourite bands..and that’s after 3 listens!

Rock n’ fuckin’ roll!

( still haven’t checked out interpol yet! )

Posted on Fri, 4 July 2003 at 19:10

#19

allroy wrote:

dano wrote:

I thought sod it and bought the Eighties Matchbox B-line disaster album.
Absolutely insane..they’ve rapidly become one of my favourite bands..and that’s after 3 listens!
Rock n’ fuckin’ roll!
( still haven’t checked out interpol yet! )

Congratulations to discovering a great new band. :)
And as you’re in the mood for good new British bands, check out Serafin.
They only got some EPs out (album’s coming in August, I think), but they also rock like the 80s MBD.

Posted on Sat, 5 July 2003 at 15:10

#20

Bad Karma wrote:

allroy wrote:

And as you’re in the mood for good new British bands, check out Serafin.

Serafin? did their singer use to be in a band called Stony Sleep?

Posted on Sat, 5 July 2003 at 16:54

#21

dano wrote:

Cheers for the tip Allroy, I’ll check ‘em out! If I don’t like them..I’ll blame you!

Posted on Sat, 5 July 2003 at 19:26

#22

allroy wrote:

Bad Karma wrote:

Serafin? did their singer use to be in a band called Stony Sleep?

Right, that’s him.

Posted on Sun, 6 July 2003 at 09:51

#23

Bad Karma wrote:

allroy I have their album A Slack Romance.

Posted on Sun, 6 July 2003 at 10:15

#24

dano wrote:

But do you have Horse of the Dog? ( With umlauts over the o’s- rock! )

Posted on Sun, 6 July 2003 at 16:01

#25

Bad Karma wrote:

dano wrote:

But do you have Horse of the Dog? ( With umlauts over the o’s- rock! )

Errr i have no idea what your on about sorry?

Regarding Interpol you should download Roland,PDA,Obstacle 1 and Stella Was A Diver And She Was Always Down to see if you like them,they have a strong Joy Divison influence.

Posted on Mon, 7 July 2003 at 19:24

#26

allroy wrote:

Bad Karma wrote:

Errr i have no idea what your on about sorry?

The 80s Matchbox… (who comes up with such bloody long names?) album is called Hörse Of The Dog.

I haven’t heard it yet (only got Celebrate Your Mother on a cd with the VISIONS magazine), but accordibng to their live show and the reviews I’ve read about it, it must be brilliant.
It’s the same with Serafin, only got No Happy on cd (again from the VISIONS magazine), but I#m looking forward to their album. I haven’t ever heard anything from Stony Sleep.

Posted on Tue, 8 July 2003 at 06:26

#27

Bad Karma wrote:

Thanks for clearing that up for me allroy,nope dano i don’t have that album but i think i might have a few tracks on free cds i got with Kerrang and Rocksound.

Posted on Tue, 8 July 2003 at 17:15

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