naughtynose
Striker
Alex Cameron's been shite since the first album.
New Music Releases Thread
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Mickdundee
Winger
The dude from Puddle of Mudd needs the money to fund his drug addiction, allegedly.
Safc88
Striker
No dell is the future
Mickdundee
Winger
Rolling in the Deep was alright but she’s overrated to fuckery!
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The Lonious Monk
Guest
Figures.
Korn, Puddle of Mudd, Limp Bizkit, and that lot, man, talk about a horrible time in music. At least in my opinion. They had talented musicians, too but just making shit music. Sad.
Marty Moose
Striker
Gerraway man, that second album is mint
Mickdundee
Winger
Korn’s first 2 albums have stood the test of time alright IMO, but ”Follow the Leader” onwards hasn’t aged well! The less said about Limp Bizkit etc the better although 16/17 year old me loved them, I had a red Yankees cap I wore backwards and everything!
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The Lonious Monk
Guest
It was angry-fun music with a lot of appeal. Their guitarist was quite talented but their front man was a f***ing tool.
Like I said, I was never a fan. But I am guessing if I was younger at that time, it may have been a different story.
Mickdundee
Winger
Late 90s/Early 00s Rock Music was, on the whole, terrible. A lot of what I call “gateway” bands though and if it wasn’t for them there’s a lot of stuff I still live I’d never have got into!
It was angry-fun music with a lot of appeal. Their guitarist was quite talented but their front man was a f***ing tool.
Like I said, I was never a fan. But I am guessing if I was younger at that time, it may have been a different story.
naughtynose
Striker
Opinion alert.
The second was brilliant tbf. One listen of the new one and I think it's shit.
Has the Vanishing Twin record been mentioned on here before?
riffraff
Striker
Currently in bar waiting for Pere Ubu to come on. Beautiful venue is Bush Hall, 400 yds or so from Loftus Rd.
Nivver seen em but loved some late 70s stuff then lost touch. New uns a film noir type themed album. Lot of music industry types in here tonight.
From what I've seen owner the years he's a great front man for a fat lad. Here's hoping.
Can someone dig the giigsthread up from the depths?
Nivver seen em but loved some late 70s stuff then lost touch. New uns a film noir type themed album. Lot of music industry types in here tonight.
From what I've seen owner the years he's a great front man for a fat lad. Here's hoping.
Can someone dig the giigsthread up from the depths?
Old Prestonian
Striker
Bush Hall does look a cracking little venue. Enjoy.
Sparky Parker - In the Dark. I’ve known this lad since he was at school.
Mickdundee
Winger
Impressed by this. As usuall I’m still not totally convinced that Nick13’s voice suits this type of music but it’s a good listen.
skullmeister
Striker
Really liked that
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The Lonious Monk
Guest
Listening to it now. Thanks for posting that. So far really enjoying it.
Aye it's canny for the right type of gig. Shame it's in Shepherd's Bush!
riffraff
Striker
Good gig not great.
Poor fellers mobility’s gone. Had to be helped onstage by two bouncers. Mind he looked 20 stone back in the late 70s so summits tobe expected.
I loved their Datapanik EP back in 77 or 78. Twas made up of their own label released singles from mid 70s ower in the US. Only liked a few tracks from each album then lost touch with their stuff for decades.
Show started with the singer explaining all their early stuff had a line swiped from Raymond Chandlers Marlowe novels and no one had noticed, I certainly hadn’t and I love that stuff. Songs were linked with a bit of narration mentioning Bogart, Mitchum and Elliot Gould’s versions of Marlowe.
It should’ve been reet up my street but for some reason wasn’t. Oh well I’ll give the album a go ower the weekend.
Mind you if you get the chance to see a band at Bush Hall do it. Lovely venue. I’d imagine with a more classical or jazzy turn it’d be even better. It’s not a rock n roll venue whatsoever.
Yeah. A classy band with a jazzy or classical twist would be great. I could imagine Sade or prime time Roxy suiting it. The crowd all tuxedoed and cocktail dressed to the nines stumbling out onto Uxbridge Red and staggering off down to the tube past the mosque and chicken shops.
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The Music Man
Central Defender
Newcastle lad Richard Dawson releases new album "2020" next month. Both songs he's released from it so far have been top quality. Here's the latest one. No one else plays like or sings like him.
