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Throughout high school, I payed my voice after Andy Bell.
Should have paid it more!
I would put this in my sig if I weren’t so lazy.
Are there bands for who you have all they've ever done? — Page 3
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The closest I ever came was with Erasure. I had every album from the beginning up to Union Street, minus The Two Ring Circus, on CD. After that, I just stopped collecting albums of anything and periodically downloaded individual songs.
I’m in the same boat except I have The Two Ring Circus and I stopped at Chorus.
Their next album, the eponymous Erasure
This would like a word with you.
I actually owned it on CD when it first came out, but ended up selling it a few years later because I didn’t care much for it. That was the end for me.
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Throughout high school, I payed my voice after Andy Bell.
Should have paid it more!
You can literally bet money that every time a stupid nonsensical word appears in my posts, I was swipe typing.
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The closest I ever came was with Erasure. I had every album from the beginning up to Union Street, minus The Two Ring Circus, on CD. After that, I just stopped collecting albums of anything and periodically downloaded individual songs.
I’m in the same boat except I have The Two Ring Circus and I stopped at Chorus.
Their next album, the eponymous Erasure
This would like a word with you.
I actually owned it on CD when it first came out, but ended up selling it a few years later because I didn’t care much for it. That was the end for me.
I Say I Say I Say is my second or third favorite (hard to decide between it and The Innocents). Some amazing work those two have done! I’m a little sad I haven’t kept up. I’ll have to YouTube their newer stuff now.
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I have everything by Blind Faith
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I have everything by Blind Faith
Remove “Blind” from the beginning and add “No More” to the end and replace “everything” with “two-and-a-half albums” and it would be fixed for me.
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The closest I ever came was with Erasure. I had every album from the beginning up to Union Street, minus The Two Ring Circus, on CD. After that, I just stopped collecting albums of anything and periodically downloaded individual songs.
I’m in the same boat except I have The Two Ring Circus and I stopped at Chorus.
Their next album, the eponymous Erasure
This would like a word with you.
I actually owned it on CD when it first came out, but ended up selling it a few years later because I didn’t care much for it. That was the end for me.
I Say I Say I Say is my second or third favorite (hard to decide between it and The Innocents).
Look, stop pretending and just admit you forgot all about it, you won’t hurt its feelings.
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Throughout high school, I payed my voice after Andy Bell.
Should have paid it more!
You can literally bet money that every time a stupid nonsensical word appears in my posts, I was swipe typing.
I can literally bet money on anything, but it doesn’t mean I’ll win.
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Throughout high school, I payed my voice after Andy Bell.
Should have paid it more!
You can literally bet money that every time a stupid nonsensical word appears in my posts, I was swipe typing.
I can literally bet money on anything, but it doesn’t mean I’ll win.
You can literally SHUT UP!
😉
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I have everything by Blind Faith
Remove “Blind” from the beginning and add “No More” to the end and replace “everything” with “two-and-a-half albums” and it would be fixed for me.
It’s a joke. They only put out one album.
I would put this in my sig if I weren’t so lazy.
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Ok.
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You sure?
I would put this in my sig if I weren’t so lazy.
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I don’t think anything past Ok Computer is any good.
I do have an unpopular affection for The Bends and consider it to be Radiohead’s second best record, but In Rainbows is mesmerizing to me. It’s atmosphere and range of emotions is impeccable in my opinion. Each to their own.
“an unpopular affection for The Bends”? It’s regularly voted one of the best albums ever made (an opinion I subscribe too) so you’re not alone.
I thought the 2nd disc that came with the deluxe ‘In Rainbows’ was better (e.g. Bangers + Mash). I didn’t hate the album but it didn’t hold my attention. Amnesiac was the last LP that I loved (maybe my favourite) and I never tire of it. Hail to the Thief had some fine stuff too.
I happened to watch Radiohead’s Glastonbury set this year (on TV) with my father. As per usual for any band since the 80s, he thought they were dreadful but I totally had to agree with him. They managed to turn every song into a lifeless, tuneless dirge. I was saying “No wait this next one is a classic dad, you’ll like this!.. er… oooh nooo”. LOL
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Yeah, I’ve never once heard liking the Bends described as an unpopular opinion.
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To clarify my earlier comments, I’m not a Radiohead fan. I liked some of Pablo Honey when I heard it but it wasn’t fantastic or anything. When I heard OK Computer it was fantastic, but then when I heard follow-up stuff that was nowhere on that level (for me) I dropped out.
I’ve heard too much Radiohead that sounds more like noise than music to me.
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I’ve heard too much Radiohead that sounds more like noise than music to me.
This is fake news, but I’ll post it here anyway.
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Ha!
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Ha!
I agree that is quite funny. It’s actually the same way I feel for a lot of Amnesiac and Kid A. There were some points when Radiohead got a little too “experimental” for my tastes.
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There were some points when Radiohead got a little too “experimental” for my tastes.
That’s a good way to put it and I agree. There’s nothing wrong with it, but it’s not for me.
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Ha!
I agree that is quite funny. It’s actually the same way I feel for a lot of Amnesiac and Kid A. There were some points when Radiohead got a little too “experimental” for my tastes.
Yeah, pretty much how I feel about those two albums, though Motion Picture Soundtrack was worth all the other weirdness. (Not that it isn’t a weird one in its own right, of course.)
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Ha!
I agree that is quite funny. It’s actually the same way I feel for a lot of Amnesiac and Kid A. There were some points when Radiohead got a little too “experimental” for my tastes.
Yeah, pretty much how I feel about those two albums, though Motion Picture Soundtrack was worth all the other weirdness. (Not that it isn’t a weird one in its own right, of course.)
Exact same mindset over here! Motion Picture Soundtrack is one of the most beautiful songs I think I have ever heard.