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[Tangled up in Blue]

 

[Leigh_Seasider]

 

[Ricky Otto]

Cam Cole, you may have seen him at Camden tube station or near nike Town Oxford St

Album is fire

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Interesting.

 

[Rob Noxious]

John would have been 80 today.

 

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Some great musis on this reissue.Not a great fan of the cover though.

 

[TrueBlue]

Squeeze - cool for cats

 

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[Bearded Shrimper]

being stuck at home I've started doing whole back catalogues. Did the Offspring - pretty mixed. Started off punk with the odd bit of grunge. They got more into doing pop punk with some novelty songs but would usually mix some decent stuff in there.

Then did Kreator. I don't mind their early stuff, but love their last 3 or so albums. Really melodic thrash.

Now working through Paradise Lost

 

[Napster]

TOTP in 1990 on BBC4

 

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Rather good.

 

[ThurrockShrimper]

Mad on shoegaze stuff again at the moment. Pale Saints version of 'Kinky Love' by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood is sublime.

 

[ThurrockShrimper]

being stuck at home I've started doing whole back catalogues. Did the Offspring - pretty mixed. Started off punk with the odd bit of grunge. They got more into doing pop punk with some novelty songs but would usually mix some decent stuff in there.

Then did Kreator. I don't mind their early stuff, but love their last 3 or so albums. Really melodic thrash.

Now working through Paradise Lost

'Americana' was the first album I ever bought! (think I must have been in year 5 at primary school). Have you listened to 'Ignition'? completely different sound to their later stuff.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Mad on shoegaze stuff again at the moment. Pale Saints version of 'Kinky Love' by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood is sublime.

I have been listening to some early Ride recently.

 

[ThurrockShrimper]

I have been listening to some early Ride recently.

have you heard much by the Drop Nineteens? Them, Mazzy Starr,Galaxie 500, early Brian Jonestown Massacre are the best of the US side of the shoegazey stuff that I've heard

 

[Mad Cyril]

have you heard much by the Drop Nineteens? Them, Mazzy Starr,Galaxie 500, early Brian Jonestown Massacre are the best of the US side of the shoegazey stuff that I've heard

I have. This is my favourite more recent US tune:

 

[ThurrockShrimper]

I have. This is my favourite more recent US tune:

Great track ?

 

[Bearded Shrimper]

'Americana' was the first album I ever bought! (think I must have been in year 5 at primary school). Have you listened to 'Ignition'? completely different sound to their later stuff.

Nice. Yeah, I did the whole lot because I was loving Dirty Magic, which is of course off Ignition. Very different to the pop and novelty stuff they did later on. Kick Him When He's Down bit of a favourite now

 

[ThurrockShrimper]

Nice. Yeah, I did the whole lot because I was loving Dirty Magic, which is of course off Ignition. Very different to the pop and novelty stuff they did later on. Kick Him When He's Down bit of a favourite now

yeah, there's not really a bad track on the album to be honest! I think Americana onwards they just went a bit over-produced and seemed like they were trying to write 'hits'.

 

[Bearded Shrimper]

yeah, there's not really a bad track on the album to be honest! I think Americana onwards they just went a bit over-produced and seemed like they were trying to write 'hits'.

Yeah, there were usually like one or two good tracks on the later ones, but loads of average pop punk too