Wall of Mouths

Went out and bought it, pretty darn good. “No W” is class, with the sample from the music off the old Old Spice aftershave adverts!

donVutz wrote:

mtv can definatly suck my ass!

I wouldn’t go saying things like that near the Scissor Sisters, you’d be asking for trouble ;)

Cool, glad to hear the absence of Mr Barker and Mr Brownstone didn’t affect the recording process :)

I’ll drag this one back from the depths…to get some more confirmation that their new album’s pretty good?

I’ve just been listening to my old Ministry CDs, dunno why they’d been in a box in my cupboard for so long, to be honest. Land of Rape and Honey is class, way ahead of its time…

Come on people, let’s not allow the US to dominate this top ten!

Iron Maiden’s debut has got to be in there somewhere! Led Zep too.

I’d go so far as to say he’s downright cheerful. The c#nt. :p

He’s a good drummer and all, but he doesn’t really fit into the NIN vibe, does he?

Heh, I’d forgotten all about that :)

I dunno if Rick’s still married to Vanessa. I do know, however, that I used to think she was something of a rock fox.

A quick search of the net informed me that Rick’s now a solo artist, and big chums with Joe “Def Leppard” Elliot - who produces his records.

Which was enough to make me chuck my copy of Powertrippin’ back in the cupboard from whence it came.

I’ve just discovered the Almighty were still going until quite recently, and Ricky Warwick is Irish, before anyone corrects me ;)

Title: The Almighty

Anyone else remember these hairy Scottish motherfuckers, from the early 90s?

Just dug out “Powertrippin’”, and it’s pretty class, actually.

Heh. Morrissey really is a miserable c#nt, isn’t he? :)

So guys and gals, how would we feel about a Morrissey/Marr reunion?

I’d like to see it happen, thought the last interview I read with him he was going on about being a huge fan of loads of weirdy beardy folk guitarists from the 70s :eek:

Pornography’s great too. Miserable as fuck, mind you.

Distorted wrote:

yeah i get that :)

Heh ;)

You should check out their earlier stuff anyway - Pornography or Disintegration especially.

Distorted wrote:

especially if you’re saying its like ATD-I

I don’t think he was saying that, mate. At least, I hope not. I know Smith’s got big hair, but it ain’t by any stretch of the imagination an afro.

@ D: yeah, it was & @ NTKOG: What’s all this then? ;) A good Cure album?

And The Sex Pistols? Velvet - Sex, Revolver - Pistol.

Gotta be just one - “The Fear”, for me.

Title: New The Cure

Any good then, or what? (First impressions, obviously).

I’ve read mixed reviews. The Guardian’s was pretty good, basically pointing out that most of his lyrics are redundant (ie. the one about being proud of the Union Flag - Spice Girls/Britpop made that point years ago; America not being the world - like we didn’t know that already etc.)

Ronald wrote:

I just love the bonus disch of the live album released last year, it is really really dark

Hear hear. It’s exquisitely miserable.

Raised this topic meself once; it’s a ‘kin great album and no mistake.

You forgot to specify a year in which you’d like to have been pissed on by the fair Debbie.

Therefore I’m assuming you’re a fan of O.A.P. watersports.

If it was Debbie Harry (circa 1979), I’d drink it.

Citizen Erased wrote:

And put that bottle down, somebody’s peed in it.

Which serves only to make it an even more effective weapon.

Blondie were never punk.

prisonbreaker wrote:

yeah right, stooges and the ramones, the pride of england :rolleyes:

Don’t roll your eyes at me, or I’ll fucking bottle you, punk. ;)

3ddo-on-the-balcony wrote:

It has always been said that punk was a British thing. Can’t help noticing that the two bands in the lead in this poll are from the US.

Means nothing. Punk was initially a British thing.

Just get A Slight Case Of Overbombing. It’s a greatest hits album, and is cool.

And, if I remember correctly, it’s in the HMV sale for a fiver.

Oh, and they were formed in Leeds. Yeeeaah.

Hopefully now we won’t have to see him naked again.