QuoteExile on main steet - my favourite album of all time. 18 tracks, no duds. A work of staggering genius.Buy, buy , buy !!
Yes in a big way to this. REMs first few albums are outstanding, though they've gone off the boil for a good many years now. Murmur is fabulous, as is Fables of the Reconstruction, probably my favourite REM album.Originally Posted by Wolfie
Out for a spell, got neglected, lay on the bench unselected.
Exile on main steet - my favourite album of all time. 18 tracks, no duds. A work of staggering genius.Buy, buy , buy !!
Last edited by davey; 20/11/2009 at 8:54 PM. Reason: drunk!
JERRY: But are you still master of your domain?
GEORGE: I am king of the county. You?
JERRY: Lord of the manor.
DEFINITELY pick up Who's Next and Exile. The former contains about four of the greatest hard rocking tunes of all time (Bargain, Baba, WGFA, Behind Blue Eyes) as well as a few other great songs that are a tad mellower. Exile, like Davey said, is genius and contains no duds. I actually had it on last night until about half way through the CD started skipping.
Murmur's also class, although I haven't listened to it in ages. Radio Free Europe and Pilgrimage are great, great songs.
My random recommendation: Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance. I've only been able to play it once so far but it's brilliant. It's hard to accurately describe it but it's like Captain Beefheart's Magic Band turning punk.
Last edited by monzo; 20/11/2009 at 10:18 PM.
Listened to Murmur for the first time in years, just a great album. My Way is class, his best solo work.
'Fascists dress in black and go round telling people what to do, where as priests.....'
While watching "I'm in a Rock N' Roll Band" (BBC2, Sat 8th May) it featured 70's band "Dr Feelgood" and guitarist Wilco Johnson.
They sounded great - spiky riffs, high adrenaline, the band were as tight as the preverbial crabs arse at 50 fathoms.
Going to take a punt on their first 2 albums - "Down by the Jetty" and "Malpractice".
Anyone heard them and are they worth a shot?
Quoting years at random since 1975
Edward Maya-Stereo Love
Ahhh
New Deftones album "Diamond Eyes"
im listening to biffy clyro last album at the moment, Only Revolutions
absolutely brilliant, i think this is the 5th album, only came across them on friday, was fluting around youtube and bang. great band
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