anthonyqkiernan
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Re: Name three music guilty pleasure alb
Sep 04, 2003, 11:19
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"The Ups & Downs" - Stephen 'Tin Tin' Duffy.
"Bat Out Of Hell" - Meatloaf
"Tin Machine" - Tin Machine
Not really that guilty, mind. I'd be more embarassed if someone had found the Spacemen 3 album that I've recently managed to offload.
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Eardrum
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Re: Woodentops
Sep 04, 2003, 12:23
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LiveHypnobeatLive is probably my favourite live album, and still gets repeated plays
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Vybik Jon
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Re: Name three music guilty pleasure albums.
Sep 04, 2003, 15:44
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Welcome back, grufty! Where have you been?
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Vybik Jon
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Re: Name three music guilty pleasure albums.
Sep 04, 2003, 15:50
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1. 70% of my albums.
2. er...
3. That's it.
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morfe lux
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I had to give away all my LP's when I moved recently, I still count the one's I mis most as pleasures. Not guilty unfortunately, but definitely uncool.
Thomas Dolby, The Golden Age of Wireless.
I loved everything about that LP, the sleeve, the inner sleeve, the lyrics, especially 'Windpower', "Swith off the mind and let the body glide..", and Cloudburst At Shingle Street... "When I was small, I was in love, in love with everything.....and know there's only you." He was such a sudied geek, yet I was suckered by all that Boy's Own imagery, and his non-techno technical apporach to music. Then he moved to the US and made such monsters as The Car That Ate My Buick, which I also listened to a lot. Why? Dunno.
Uncool at no. 2 is:
B52's, that one with Love Shack and June Bug etc. Always reminded me of friends, summer breezey nights and not caring how much you drank, danced, laughed or made off with a naughty person.
No. 3, I shall say:
Drama, by Yes. 'Heart of The Sunrise', 'I am Camera', the latter was SO bad, yet I remember singing it : "iyammacamera..DO DOOH..camera..camera" Even doing the'Doo doo' (like a prog version of Betty Boo, ooh hang on, FWOWRAOOWL!! What a concept!) bit, like a tit.
grarghy.
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morfe lux
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posted in wrong place.
Sep 04, 2003, 16:14
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again, for what it's worth:
I had to give away all my LP's when I moved recently, I still count the one's I mis most as pleasures. Not guilty unfortunately, but definitely uncool.
Thomas Dolby, The Golden Age of Wireless.
I loved everything about that LP, the sleeve, the inner sleeve, the lyrics, especially 'Windpower', "Swith off the mind and let the body glide..", and Cloudburst At Shingle Street... "When I was small, I was in love, in love with everything.....and know there's only you." He was such a sudied geek, yet I was suckered by all that Boy's Own imagery, and his non-techno technical apporach to music. Then he moved to the US and made such monsters as The Car That Ate My Buick, which I also listened to a lot. Why? Dunno.
Uncool at no. 2 is:
B52's, that one with Love Shack and June Bug etc. Always reminded me of friends, summer breezey nights and not caring how much you drank, danced, laughed or made off with a naughty person.
No. 3, I shall say:
Drama, by Yes. 'Heart of The Sunrise', 'I am Camera', the latter was SO bad, yet I remember singing it : "iyammacamera..DO DOOH..camera..camera" Even doing the'Doo doo' (like a prog version of Betty Boo, ooh hang on, FWOWRAOOWL!! What a concept!) bit, like a tit.
grarghy.
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marvel63
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Re: Hello!
Sep 06, 2003, 00:50
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Check again this list is exactly a year old.
In reply to:
Hello! (anthonyqkiernan) |
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espsummer
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Re: Name three music guilty pleasure albums.
Sep 06, 2003, 04:37
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1. china crisis: flaunt the imperfection
2. wild swans: bringing home the ashes
3. lotus eaters: no sense of sin
guilty and yet to me brilliant!
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Lawrence
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Re: Name three music guilty pleasure albums.
Sep 06, 2003, 09:26
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Wow! I would've put the last two on my list if I thought of it. "Set Me Apart" by Lotus I always thought was classic. "Flaunt the Imperfection" really only had three songs I cared about and they're on a China Crisis best-of CD I've had for several years.
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Leon Bevan
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Re: Wreckless Eric
Sep 06, 2003, 21:21
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I saw Wreckless Eric a couple of months ago at The Witchwood in Ashton- he was on for two and a half hours!
It was fantastic to witness a man and a guitar keeping the packed house enthralled with songs old and new, not to mention his brilliant story telling.
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