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Machinesworking wrote: Ha! Admit it, you haven't liked any new musical style that isn't directly emulating bands from 20 years ago.

I haven't liked any new musical style from the last 30 years whether emulating or not.

But for a few rare examples, my record collection stops at around 1978.

How d'ya like them apples?

popslut wrote:

Machinesworking wrote: Ha! Admit it, you haven't liked any new musical style that isn't directly emulating bands from 20 years ago.

I haven't liked any new musical style from the last 30 years whether emulating or not.

But for a few rare examples, my record collection stops at around 1978.

How d'ya like them apples?

best album ever, IYO?

popslut wrote:

Machinesworking wrote: Ha! Admit it, you haven't liked any new musical style that isn't directly emulating bands from 20 years ago.

I haven't liked any new musical style from the last 30 years whether emulating or not.

But for a few rare examples, my record collection stops at around 1978.

How d'ya like them apples?

Hey at least you're honest about your lack of perspective? I can't argue with that.

So to reiterate Tones Q: What's the true grit for you? It's easy to name things you don't like.

Tone Deft wrote: best album ever, IYO?

Impossible. But I'll give the top ten in no particular order:


Kraftwerk - Autobahn.

Scientist Rids the World of the Evil Curse of the Vampires.

Cardiacs - A Little Man and a House and the Whole World Window.

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon.

The Orb - UFOrb.

Grandaddy - Under the Western freeway.

Ott - Blumenkraft.

Cardiacs - On Land and In The Sea.

Ian Dury and the Blockheads - New Boots and Panties.

Air - Moon Safari.

Machinesworking wrote: Hey at least you're honest about your lack of perspective?

Strange place for a question mark. But anyway, yeah, whatever.

I can't argue with that.

I'm sure you'll try, with your usual jumbly grammar and slightly stilted vocabulary that is just beyond your ability to use correctly.

This isn't an "ad-homonym" attack by the way.

So to reiterate Tones Q: What's the true grit for you?

See above.

Do you need me to post audio examples or are you willing to take my word for it this time?

It's easy to name things you don't like.

No it's not - that list is way longer.

popslut wrote:Scientist Rids the World of the Evil Curse of the Vampires.

wikipedia wrote:Several tracks from the album ("Dance of the Vampires", "The Mummy's Shroud", "The Corpse Rises", "Your Teeth In My Neck" and "Plague of Zombies") were featured in the soundtrack to the popular video game Grand Theft Auto III. They comprised the fictional radio station K-Jah and were the inspiration for many of the DJ's irreverent-sounding comments.

it's dorky and sad but that was a GREAT station in that game, thanks for that one.


Dark Side - I'm more of an Animals fan 'cause I like my albums to change out of E minor every once in a while.

Tone Deft wrote:

DrXparaMental wrote:I own 4 or 5 of their CDs. I can't even make it though one song let alone a whole disc. Just lame. Period.

so why the fuck are you buying CDs of pretentious music you don't like?

poser.

no poser here boyee. More like what "I listen to speak and spells" has to say. Perspective. REAL knowledge of what the other artists are doin' gooin' Look up yee old term "juxtapose" poser and tell me why I have 4-5 shitty CDs by acheturd.

You wanna talk musical knowledge? Listen TD, when I need REAL knowledge about VST I know who to ask. That be you. When you wanna know something REAL about various artists and musical genres in contemporary rock related music WORLD over the last 40-50 years, it's you who better KNOW who to ask beeatch. You got that noob?

Tone Deft wrote:I'm more of an Animals fan 'cause I like my albums to change out of E minor every once in a while.

I nearly put Animals but then the sheer ground-breaking, all-consuming, optimistic perfection of DSOTM got the better of me.

There are few better moments in pop than the bit at the end of "Sheep" where the rhythm guitar kicks in and the song explodes into a major key with tumbly drum fills, screaming Hammond chords and octaving pedalled bassline.

Makes me want to go out and punch a policeman.

As an album it is a bit dour, but the line "You... fucked up...old.. hag!" always makes me smile.

DrXparaMental wrote:When you wanna know something REAL about various artists and musical genres in contemporary rock related music WORLD over the last 40-50 years, it's you who better KNOW who to ask beeatch. You got that noob?

Who's this cunt? ^^

popslut wrote:

DrXparaMental wrote:When you wanna know something REAL about various artists and musical genres in contemporary rock related music WORLD over the last 40-50 years, it's you who better KNOW who to ask beeatch. You got that noob?

Who's this cunt? ^^

Your mother's best friend. What would you like to know?

DrXparaMental wrote:

Your mother's best friend.

That can't be true. My mother's best friend is her pimp.

What would you like to know?

When you're going to stop talking out of your hog's eye would be a good start.

popslut wrote: When you're going to stop talking out of your hog's eye would be a good start.

"We've Only Just Begun" - The Carpenters 1970


hey, ask a silly question, get a silly eating disorder.


next!

popslut....are you pete burns ?

DrXparaMental wrote:
"We've Only Just Begun" - The Carpenters 1970

Now that is a fucking tune.

Her voice on that record is just incredible.

Eerily good. Almost unnaturally good.

On a par with "Goodbye to Love" I think.

Shame she couldn't get a few bacon sarnies down her neck at he crucial time.

And I wonder who her brother is shagging now she's no longer with us...

b0unce wrote:popslut....are you pete burns ?

Nope.

Are you Colin Hunt?