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22/01/2007, 2:49 PM
BohsPartisan

Two Albums I bought this weekend - Public Image Ltd. (First Edition)
David Bowie - Low
22/01/2007, 10:16 PM
Wolfie

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Originally Posted by noby

Ok, we've had albums you come back to. What about the albums you missed/dismissed first time round, but now love

The 3 Jimi Hendrix Experience Albums - Are you Experienced, Axis Bold as Love and Electric Ladyland. Missed them out originally due to not being born. Genius.

The Beatles - Revolver to Abbey Rd. Quality.

Neil Young - "After the Goldrush" and "Harvest". "Old Man" is a very striking, moving tune.

The La's - The La's. Bought this album twice. First time around - wasn't into it. Second time around - loved it big time.

Lee Mavers (lead singer, The La's) once described this album as "Cheesy ****e". Hyper critical if you ask me. Heavily influenced Noel Gallagher et all.
22/01/2007, 10:19 PM
SligoBrewer

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Originally Posted by Wolfie

NEVER MIND THE BO%^*KS - has lost none of its snarling brilliance over time. A classic.

genius album..:D
22/01/2007, 10:54 PM
Wolfie

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Originally Posted by SligoBrewer

genius album..:D

Well, I'm not in a total minority who rate the album.

Magazine polls can be taken with a pinch of salt but........Q Magazine (No 235, Feb 06) listed it at No 28 in its 100 greatest Albums of All Time. :p
23/01/2007, 8:02 AM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by Wolfie

Well, I'm not in a total minority who rate the album.

Magazine polls can be taken with a pinch of salt but........Q Magazine (No 235, Feb 06) listed it at No 28 in its 100 greatest Albums of All Time. :p

Lydon didn't even rate it himself at the time. Its a good album, not a great album.
PIL is better.
23/01/2007, 9:43 AM
Lim till i die

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Originally Posted by Wolfie

Magazine polls can be taken with a pinch of salt but........Q Magazine (No 235, Feb 06) listed it at No 28 in its 100 greatest Albums of All Time. :p

In fairness Q magizine is so far up its own hole that all music is but a distant, muffled sound to its reviewers
23/01/2007, 9:52 AM
paul_oshea

heart of gold is better than old man wolfie!
23/01/2007, 11:10 AM
Wolfie

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Originally Posted by paul_oshea

heart of gold is better than old man wolfie!

Heart of Gold is a quality tune alright. Identify with parts of the Old Man lyrics and I think that's why its a favourite. (End of Oprah moment)

"Southern Man" and "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" off of After the Goldrush are great tunes as well.
23/01/2007, 1:08 PM
ken foree

young's 'on the beach' from 1974 is amazing, tunes like 'walk on' 'for the turnstiles' 'revolution blues' and 'motion pictures'... whole album's amazing. i think members of the Band (danko and von helm?) played on a few of the songs. definitely shows. it was only released on cd a few years ago with 3 other albums (american stars and bars also v. good). apparently young had a problem with the fidelity of digital music vs. vinyl.
23/01/2007, 1:16 PM
Wolfie

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Originally Posted by ken foree

young's 'on the beach' from 1974 is amazing, tunes like 'walk on' 'for the turnstiles' 'revolution blues' and 'motion pictures'... whole album's amazing. i think members of the Band (danko and von helm?) played on a few of the songs. definitely shows. it was only released on cd a few years ago with 3 other albums (american stars and bars also v. good). apparently young had a problem with the fidelity of digital music vs. vinyl.

A good Neil Young story - There was one stage where Geffen records, having signed Young, were contemplating suing Neil Young for "not being Neil Young enough" following a series of "challenging" albums. :D :D
23/01/2007, 2:17 PM
ken foree

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Originally Posted by Wolfie

A good Neil Young story - There was one stage where Geffen records, having signed Young, were contemplating suing Neil Young for "not being Neil Young enough" following a series of "challenging" albums. :D :D

yea i think it was his electronic record "Trans" in the mid 80s that was the proverbial camel's back-breaking straw. i'd love to hear that thing!
23/01/2007, 3:06 PM
gustavo

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Originally Posted by Wolfie

The 3 Jimi Hendrix Experience Albums - Are you Experienced, Axis Bold as Love and Electric Ladyland. Missed them out originally due to not being born. Genius.

The Beatles - Revolver to Abbey Rd. Quality.

Neil Young - "After the Goldrush" and "Harvest". "Old Man" is a very striking, moving tune.

The La's - The La's. Bought this album twice. First time around - wasn't into it. Second time around - loved it big time.

Lee Mavers (lead singer, The La's) once described this album as "Cheesy ****e". Hyper critical if you ask me. Heavily influenced Noel Gallagher et all.

You're missing out "Rubber Soul" by doing that!
23/01/2007, 3:06 PM
Marked Man

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Originally Posted by BohsPartisan

Lydon didn't even rate it himself at the time. Its a good album, not a great album.
PIL is better.

Lydon quotes can't be trusted. Depending on who he's talking to, or what mood he's in, he expresses contradictory opinions on the same topics. Just take a look at his autobiography.

I like (early) PIL, but it doesn't come close to Never Mind the ********.
23/01/2007, 3:09 PM
Wolfie

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Originally Posted by gustavo

You're missing out "Rubber Soul" by doing that!

Doh! Throw Rubber Soul into the mix while your at it. Few great tunes on there alright.
24/01/2007, 10:10 AM
Jamjar

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Originally Posted by RedBlackArmy

Yup same here, only 18 here and only over the last 2-3 years have I started listening to music 24/7

I only got into Rage Against The Machine in late '05, my favourite band of all time now.

RATM are reforming for a festival in usa sometime this year.
http://www.t-n-m-s.com/cgi-bin/yabb2...m=1169460665/2
24/01/2007, 12:02 PM
Lionel Ritchie

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Originally Posted by Marked Man

Lydon quotes can't be trusted. Depending on who he's talking to, or what mood he's in, he expresses contradictory opinions on the same topics. Just take a look at his autobiography.

I like (early) PIL, but it doesn't come close to Never Mind the ********.

Agreed. For an obviously intelligent man he's prone to bluster and fudge and has more than once spouted the same type of "history of punk-rock as brought to you by SkyOne" sentiment that inspired many an ill-advised Sandi Thom lyric.
24/01/2007, 10:32 PM
SligoBrewer

Ive been getting into Beatles for Sale recently.. Dont Know Why..But i like it!
25/01/2007, 8:05 AM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by SligoBrewer

Ive been getting into Beatles for Sale recently.. Dont Know Why..But i like it!

ooooh really don't like that album. That and Help are IMO The Beatles worst moments.
26/01/2007, 9:52 PM
CollegeTillIDie

PIL I like some of their singles, ( especially the original version of This Is Not a Love Song) some of the first album is unlistenable as are parts of Metal BOX. Other singles I like are Public Image ( which John had intended as lyrics for a song on a potential second Pistols album had the split not occurred) and Rise ( which lyrically reflects the old Irish proverb " May The Road Rise with you and may the sun be always on your back") John's parents were Irish hence the connection.
27/01/2007, 3:06 PM
SligoBrewer

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Originally Posted by BohsPartisan

ooooh really don't like that album. That and Help are IMO The Beatles worst moments.

i dont know why Bp.. i dont know why!:D

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