Wall of Mouths

Anyone else going to see Terrorvision on Saturday?

There’s a million and one best ofs & compilations but ‘The Light At the End of the Tunnel’ is a pretty good collection & the record I grew up with.

Strawberries is a pretty cool album although bit less spiky than the others

not_that_kind_of_guy wrote:

i would give the KLF an honourary mention because i am old and as such am unable to dance.

Awww…

I have spent the evening listening to CSS and quite liked them although the sounded very young and made me feel like a would-be Groovy Parent. But my mate who lent me the album is ancient too so that’s okay. Kinda.

Taunty Dan wrote:

i doubt they can even spell. morons.

Ah, not a fan then? ;)

Out of the ones you’ve listed, I’d go for ‘The Prodgy’, then the Chems.

Klaxons way better than both - do they count?

Oh, they play mini golf. That’s good, I like that.

I’m glad they’re not called ‘The’ Wolfbiker though. THere’s too much of that sort of thing these days.

hoochalobster wrote:

I’m a Wolfbiker, baby ;)

What’s a one of those? Does that mean you don’t shave your armpits?

Maximo Park. Hoping its a grower.

Any of it as good as The Frog Chorus? That’s a great one for balmy summer evenings.

Hey! History of A Time to Come and Dreamweaver are both on iTunes! Roll on payday…

First album is good. Second is very good. Third (following a line-up change) is dire. Only have them on vinyl so haven’t played them for years, but always thought they were pretty cool.

Dennis wrote:

it all went terribly “Travis”..

LOL Yes, you are on the same wavelength!

First album was okay, but then they disappeared up their arses, cancelled a gig that I was going to see, and generally started beliving they were godlike geniuses in a Lenny Krappitz sort of way, which gets on my tits. So do take a dump on the bonnet of their cars for me, if you see them.

First album was okay - never really played it much and um, had a dodgy copy without the Drowners on it (tape fuck up by a mate). Dog Man Star was great, but sounds very dated now. Coming up had some good tunes, but some duff ones, whereas yes, Head Music was crap. Didn’t bother with the last one.

Remeber a review of T? about the time of DMS saying that Suede fans had a duty to be skinny and pretty whereas T? rang that much truer, partly because Andy ‘looked like a Kwik Fit Fitter’. :)

LOL re pics :D

KOC (must we call it that?) rocks - didn’t like it at first but it was fantastic as a set closer live. They keep playing it at the gym, which is nice when you’re trying to squeeze out that last rep.

+44 worth getting? Had a soft spot for Blink and could do with some new choons…

interzone wrote:

Why do you tell it’s probably the last time you got to see them in live ?

Disappointed ?

No, I thoughgt that they were great. THey just seem to sell out very quickly and its taken since Muscle Museum was re-released ti seee then once.

Does anyone else like ‘SOS’ by Rihanna? Much better than Marilyn Manson’s version of Tainted Love!

caffeinebomb wrote:

at the time, I still thought Symposium would be a good bet for the the next big thing :rolleyes:

Farewell to Twilight was pretty good.

Muse rocked at Wembley Arena - first (and probably last) time I got to see them live. Would imagine they’ll do something pretty special for the stadium.

Really liked Hot Fuss so was really looking forward to Sam’s Town - then heard it and thought ‘oh dear, bad case of ‘difficult second album syndrome”.

However, after about 5-6 plays it starts getting in your head - you start to like ‘When You Were Young’ and ‘Read My Mind’, ‘For Reasons Unknown’ and ‘This River Is Wild’ and even ‘Uncle Jonny’ and ‘Bling’ start to sound pretty good.

‘Bones’, however, does not grow on you - it is probably the weakest track on the album and a dreadful choice for second single.

LOL :)

My sister has asked for it for Christmas, so I daresay I@ll have a copy by boxing day :)

I don’t think I’ve bought much this year, but

OCFA - T?
Sam’s Town - The Killers (takes at least 5 plays before you get it)
Black Holes & Revelations - Muse
The Open Door - Evanescence

That’s possibly all I’ve bought!

By coincidence, I nearly bought ‘Better Off Alone’ on iTunes the other day.

mr self destruct wrote:

In which universe is Nu-metal played by Will Smith’s wife considered ‘pretty cool’?!

I don’t know, it sounds quirky enough to give a go.

Abracadabra by some buch of American blokes in the 80s.

When you were young by the Brandon Flowers Pops :)

nobody here but us

Today was Arctic Monkeys, Smashing Pumpkins, Placebo & T?

Sealed with a kiss ;)

You’re the one that I want…