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Jim Tones
Jim Tones
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Listen to.....
Aug 26, 2004, 20:40
...The Associates' "White Car In Germany" - it's pure Peter H.

;-D
Beebon
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Re: Vocals that put me off the music
Aug 26, 2004, 21:10
I agree mr tone!

They released loadsa good singles, though the albums were a bit dodgy overall.

Live at Leeds kicks ass though!
Beebon
1375 posts

Re: Vocals that put me off the music
Aug 26, 2004, 21:17
Ah, i like both Silver Apples and C93, though sometimes Mr Tibet does piss me off a bit here and there.

Of course, i HATE John Anderson's (Yes) vocals, but then i dislike 95% of their music too.
anthonyqkiernan
anthonyqkiernan
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Re: Vocals that put me off the music
Aug 26, 2004, 21:23
That'll learn you.
Jim Tones
Jim Tones
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Re: Vocals that put me off the music
Aug 26, 2004, 21:34
Jon Anderson does grate on my nerves a bit, although I like Yes stuff up until 'Close To The Edge' (1972)- after that -
Total Bollox!!
Lawrence
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Re: Vocals that put me off the music
Aug 26, 2004, 21:59
Oh I forgot. Bob Seger! Bad imitation of a Delta Bluesman. King of the white trash/Great Unwashed. Ugh!
keith a
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Re: Listen to.....
Aug 26, 2004, 23:06
Do you think? I love that track. Always thought it was very Berlin period Bowie myself.
NewObject23
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Re: C93
Aug 27, 2004, 05:38
erm...steven stapleton has acted as producer on nearly every current 93 release since the project's inception, so i don't know which "better" recordings you're talking about. stapleton is involved in all of them, and ditto nurse with wound, where tibet appears on about 75% on nurse albums in some form.

current 93 is truly an acquired taste. some see tibet's vocals as a sort of evocative speaking, a narrative that is spoke-sung in a poetic, oral-interp style. others see this as singing, though certainly not in any traditional sense.

in truth, there is much precedent for tibet's vocal style. listen to any number of 60's and 70's prog-folk and psych-folk artists for more examples of this non-traditional vocal style. either you like it or you don't, and i absolutely love it, though it did turn me off the first few times i heard the music.

stick with it! it's totally worth it. with current 93, you are dealing with ond of the most staggeringly intelligent and literary bodies of work in the last 20 years.
Jim Tones
Jim Tones
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Re: Listen to.....
Aug 27, 2004, 09:31
Yeah! The music certainly is....but that powerful screeching vocal sounds like our Pete circa 'Pawn Hearts'!

That's what my ears pick-up anyway! ;-)
Jim Tones
Jim Tones
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Re: C93
Aug 27, 2004, 09:34
Good point NO23, to 'stick with it ' is probably the key- like a musical time-bomb sort of thing.
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