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• #27
To say that Ride were "Very, Very average" is just wrong! Ok so the later albums weren't so great, but "Smile", "Nowhere" and "Going Blank Again" were, and still are, some of the best albums of that time.
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• #28
^ Bollocks...
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• #29
the "Holy Trinity" should be, at least, a Quaternary. The glaring ommission being 5:30. I'll conceed that they were a short lived band, particularly in outbut. But what was output was quite individual and distinctive as well as massively influential on bands in the second two groups.
I really enjoyed Ride, but perhaps not group one grade.
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• #30
A friend of mine runs a night called Sonic Cathedral, he's got a label and everything now... You should check it out... I laughed my ass off when he started it but it's been really successful... :S
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• #31
Yeah Nowhere is the album I was thinking of- very poignant in my life at the time- Going Blank Again was such a disappointment but a nice fold out double album cover.
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• #32
the "Holy Trinity" should be, at least, a Quaternary. The glaring ommission being 5:30. I'll conceed that they were a short lived band, particularly in outbut. But what was output was quite individual and distinctive as well as massively influential on bands in the second two groups.
Five Thirty! I remember a couple of years ago going into someone's office who had an Orange Deluxe poster on the wall.. got chatting to him about how I wish they hadn't split up 530.. turns out it was his band!
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• #33
I've still got the first Five Thirty single taped off Gary Crowley's LBC show.
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• #34
If you don't like Spacemen 3 you have no right to post in this thread
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• #35
Slowdive's second and third LPs for me.
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• #36
Anyone wanna buy my copy of the first Sonic Boom LP with the crazy plastic thing on the front of it? I'm pretty sure Pete signed it too...
I may have some other crap lying around for you idiots... ;P
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• #37
Been to a few nights, really can't see the point to be honest. I love your mate (not that I know him!) for the fact he'll put on Telescopes / Spectrum, but shoegaze is a musical dead end as far as I am concerned. The bands I have seen there, other than the two aforementioned are pretty shite.
I saw some good bands at SC nights. There were a couple of good supports when Jim Reid played there a few years back - The Morning After Girls (i think) and another JAMC wannabe band.
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• #38
Been to a few nights, really can't see the point to be honest... but shoegaze is a musical dead end as far as I am concerned.
So what's the point of this thread then?
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• #39
Anyone wanna buy my copy of the first Sonic Boom LP with the crazy plastic thing on the front of it? I'm pretty sure Pete signed it too...
I may have some other crap lying around for you idiots... ;P
I'll give you a quid for it since you hate them and won't appreciate it anyway.
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• #40
So what's the point of this thread then?
haha! so we can all remind ourselves of when we were young. and also how cool we are...zzzzzz :)
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• #41
WTF's 'shoegazin'? Lookin at shoes while listening to music?
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• #42
It was the combination of the band's haircut and the need to look at a pedal board so big, that it could probably have powered the early lunar landings... lazy journalism.
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• #43
If only there was a giant database we could search around here...
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• #44
It was the combination of the band's haircut and the need to look at a pedal board so big, that it could probably have powered the early lunar landings... lazy journalism.
Oh I get it now. Jesus Jones?
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• #45
No.
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• #46
^ Not quite...
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• #47
Jesus Jones, PWEI, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, Crazyhead... pukes, again
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• #48
Scritti Politti?
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• #49
Emf?
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• #50
Teenage Fanclub?
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