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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2013 10:13:32 GMT -5
The Doors- Soft Parade. Written off as their bad album, but many good songs on it. Right again rain couldnt get to sleep after I pmed you so I'm reading ,,I loved the soft parade if the morons consider that there off lp then that is one hell of a compliment  To me the doors or Jim can do no wrong except freakin die at 27 wish we coulda got more from Jim man he had some of the best PURE LYRICS ever in my book |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2013 10:17:35 GMT -5
other underrated albums in the States would be about any album by Ocean Colour Scene. God bless. Hardly people know of The Jam or Paul Weller either here in the states, but everyone knows Jay-z... So true rain jay z sells out MSG but Welles plays small venues like the Apollo or rose land great places for gigs but he couldn't sniff MSG and he's a fucking legend!!!!! |
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Post by lahaine on Feb 21, 2013 13:23:58 GMT -5
Hardly people know of The Jam or Paul Weller either here in the states, but everyone knows Jay-z... So true rain jay z sells out MSG but Welles plays small venues like the Apollo or rose land great places for gigs but he couldn't sniff MSG and he's a fucking legend!!!!! Weller is very very British and i can see why he never relly broke America and i think he never really gave two cents about if he broke America or not. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2013 17:09:43 GMT -5
So true rain jay z sells out MSG but Welles plays small venues like the Apollo or rose land great places for gigs but he couldn't sniff MSG and he's a fucking legend!!!!! Weller is very very British and i can see why he never relly broke America and i think he never really gave two cents about if he broke America or not. Know doubt weller and the jam werent hell bent on conquering America they are truly a quintessential uk band and I mean that as a huge compliment having spent so much time in London and Manchester thru the years ....years ago long before you were on here based on your post total ( not a judgement just saying it based on your posts your opinions are solid I just mean I've covered this numerous time s about the jam and weller) I always said there are 3 bands that I consider quintessentially English in that they were bigger in the uk and didnt hide there accents while singing like some big bands The jam Oasis The smiths You listen to them and it drips uk and I love it they all sing of stuff growing up British and there voices let you know it all three would have loved to break big anywhere I'm sure but are quite happy being so huge in uk as they should be |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2013 17:13:45 GMT -5
And I know there are artists people can say sound English but they are the 3 that you can really hear London or manc while alot of big bands you know are British but sometimes you don't hear it
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Post by daii on Feb 23, 2013 9:37:05 GMT -5
Blur- Leisure
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Post by John William Anglin on Feb 23, 2013 9:47:27 GMT -5
both Libertines albums are underrated in the States.
i consider the Libertines to be the last truly great, culture changing band.
God bless.
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Post by lahaine on Feb 23, 2013 12:35:27 GMT -5
both Libertines albums are underrated in the States. i consider the Libertines to be the last truly great, culture changing band. God bless. More like overrated for me. You probably read to much NME GMT. There Debut was good but nothing earth shattering while their second had the classic Can't Stand me now buta lot of filler, Culture Changing Band? you must lay off the bong. |
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Post by lahaine on Feb 23, 2013 12:37:00 GMT -5
Weller is very very British and i can see why he never relly broke America and i think he never really gave two cents about if he broke America or not. Know doubt weller and the jam werent hell bent on conquering America they are truly a quintessential uk band and I mean that as a huge compliment having spent so much time in London and Manchester thru the years ....years ago long before you were on here based on your post total ( not a judgement just saying it based on your posts your opinions are solid I just mean I've covered this numerous time s about the jam and weller) I always said there are 3 bands that I consider quintessentially English in that they were bigger in the uk and didnt hide there accents while singing like some big bands The jam Oasis The smiths You listen to them and it drips uk and I love it they all sing of stuff growing up British and there voices let you know it all three would have loved to break big anywhere I'm sure but are quite happy being so huge in uk as they should be Haven't the Smiths got bigger overtime in the States that i think they could do a few biggish style arenas in the staets. |
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Post by John William Anglin on Feb 23, 2013 12:38:03 GMT -5
both Libertines albums are underrated in the States. i consider the Libertines to be the last truly great, culture changing band. God bless. More like overrated for me. You probably read to much NME GMT. There Debut was good but nothing earth shattering while their second had the classic Can't Stand me now buta lot of filler, Culture Changing Band? you must lay off the bong. i respectfully disagree. God bless. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2013 12:41:21 GMT -5
Know doubt weller and the jam werent hell bent on conquering America they are truly a quintessential uk band and I mean that as a huge compliment having spent so much time in London and Manchester thru the years ....years ago long before you were on here based on your post total ( not a judgement just saying it based on your posts your opinions are solid I just mean I've covered this numerous time s about the jam and weller) I always said there are 3 bands that I consider quintessentially English in that they were bigger in the uk and didnt hide there accents while singing like some big bands The jam Oasis The smiths You listen to them and it drips uk and I love it they all sing of stuff growing up British and there voices let you know it all three would have loved to break big anywhere I'm sure but are quite happy being so huge in uk as they should be Haven't the Smiths got bigger overtime in the States that i think they could do a few biggish style arenas in the staets. A bit bigger but not anywhere near arena status when there were big here they sold out beacon Apollo rose land ,,medium gigs no stadium like there sadly we are not that cool not all of us anyway they have gotten respect though....last morrissey tour was at Apollo very well received but not huge ,,,sad but better sound in small places as u know |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2013 12:43:11 GMT -5
If smiths reunited today maybe just maybe they could sell out MSG one night like oasis did which is sad considering shite bands seel out multiple dates there ,,fuckin asshole taste by the masses IMO
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Post by John William Anglin on Feb 23, 2013 12:48:58 GMT -5
both Libertines albums are underrated in the States. i consider the Libertines to be the last truly great, culture changing band. God bless. More like overrated for me. You probably read to much NME GMT. There Debut was good but nothing earth shattering while their second had the classic Can't Stand me now buta lot of filler, Culture Changing Band? you must lay off the bong. it's saturday and i'm bored, so.... are you American? in the states the Libertines are virtually unknown. the first album's more of an album, flows nice. The second album was thrown together after Pete Doherty was kicked out of the band, and is sloppy but has some great songs on it. speaking of overrated, isn't the guy from the Artic Monkeys in your avatar pic? again, personal preference but i haven't heard anything that great from the Artic Monkeys, i certainly wouldn't consider them the heir to Oasis as they've been labeled.... God bless. |
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Post by lahaine on Feb 23, 2013 17:21:24 GMT -5
More like overrated for me. You probably read to much NME GMT. There Debut was good but nothing earth shattering while their second had the classic Can't Stand me now buta lot of filler, Culture Changing Band? you must lay off the bong. it's saturday and i'm bored, so.... are you American? in the states the Libertines are virtually unknown. the first album's more of an album, flows nice. The second album was thrown together after Pete Doherty was kicked out of the band, and is sloppy but has some great songs on it. speaking of overrated, isn't the guy from the Artic Monkeys in your avatar pic? again, personal preference but i haven't heard anything that great from the Artic Monkeys, i certainly wouldn't consider them the heir to Oasis as they've been labeled.... God bless. Well i respect your opinion but disagree, the Monkeys had the biggest selling debut album, Two number 1 singles, 5 star reviews. Won ton of awards, did 80,000 stadium gig over two nights in Manchester. I never taught they were an Oasis more in the vein of the Jam, Stoen roses and The Smiths for me .The Libertines only made an impact with the NME crowd and barely ever made the charts. Americans have taste then if they are ignored, god bless. btw Nope I'm Irish. |
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Post by John William Anglin on Feb 23, 2013 17:26:10 GMT -5
it's saturday and i'm bored, so.... are you American? in the states the Libertines are virtually unknown. the first album's more of an album, flows nice. The second album was thrown together after Pete Doherty was kicked out of the band, and is sloppy but has some great songs on it. speaking of overrated, isn't the guy from the Artic Monkeys in your avatar pic? again, personal preference but i haven't heard anything that great from the Artic Monkeys, i certainly wouldn't consider them the heir to Oasis as they've been labeled.... God bless. Well i respect your opinion but disagree, the Monkeys had the biggest selling debut album, Two number 1 singles, 5 star reviews. Won ton of awards, did 80,000 stadium gig over two nights in Manchester. I never taught they were an Oasis more in the vein of the Jam, Stoen roses and The Smiths for me .The Libertines only made an impact with the NME crowd and barely ever made the charts. Americans have taste then if they are ignored, god bless. btw Nope I'm Irish. i like Crying Lightning, When The Sun Goes Down and maybe another one...nothing too special, and i'm not concerned about their achievements. how old are you, btw? God bless. |
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Post by Headmaster on Feb 23, 2013 20:50:19 GMT -5
Loves Arctic Monkeys but hates Libertines, why do that if one band copied the sound of the other, you should like both bands lahaine.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2013 20:57:07 GMT -5
Loves Arctic Monkeys but hates Libertines, why do that if one band copied the sound of the other, you should like both bands lahaine. I don't know I love the stones but outside of a couple of tunes not wil about black crowed and they sound similar ? |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 23, 2013 21:01:50 GMT -5
Well i respect your opinion but disagree, the Monkeys had the biggest selling debut album, Two number 1 singles, 5 star reviews. Won ton of awards, did 80,000 stadium gig over two nights in Manchester. I never taught they were an Oasis more in the vein of the Jam, Stoen roses and The Smiths for me .The Libertines only made an impact with the NME crowd and barely ever made the charts. Americans have taste then if they are ignored, god bless. btw Nope I'm Irish. i like Crying Lightning, When The Sun Goes Down and maybe another one...nothing too special, and i'm not concerned about their achievements. how old are you, btw? God bless. He told me he was in college when Kid A came out so figure 30-35. Our age.  |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2013 21:15:12 GMT -5
Here's a underrated album in my book for sure I wanna say 1983 or 1984 David gilmour About face ....had a great tune on it blue light and murder a very pink Floyd sounding lp that is never on radio or talked of anymore
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Post by Bruno on Feb 23, 2013 22:56:49 GMT -5
Here's a underrated album in my book for sure I wanna say 1983 or 1984 David gilmour About face ....had a great tune on it blue light and murder a very pink Floyd sounding lp that is never on radio or talked of anymore Very true Kalas...I love that album, sadly David has totally ignored that album on his solo tour. He think's it sounds to 80's. I disagree with him though that album has got some real tunes and since he got Pete Townshend to write the lyrics for a couple of songs it sort of adds to the whole album. I still like Waters' Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking more than About Face but it's still a very good album. On that note I think the most underrated albums is Richard Wright's Broken China. It is easily the best Floyd-solo album. For anyone who hasn't heard it I highly recommend it. It is a classic Floyd-style album. It's also a concept album for anyone who's interested. I love that album but another sad thing there, hardly anyone outside the die hard Floyd community has heard it. Anyway for anyone who hasn't heard it already go pick it up, it'll be worth it! |
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Post by jordan71421 on Feb 23, 2013 23:47:09 GMT -5
it's saturday and i'm bored, so.... are you American? in the states the Libertines are virtually unknown. the first album's more of an album, flows nice. The second album was thrown together after Pete Doherty was kicked out of the band, and is sloppy but has some great songs on it. speaking of overrated, isn't the guy from the Artic Monkeys in your avatar pic? again, personal preference but i haven't heard anything that great from the Artic Monkeys, i certainly wouldn't consider them the heir to Oasis as they've been labeled.... God bless. Well i respect your opinion but disagree, the Monkeys had the biggest selling debut album, Two number 1 singles, 5 star reviews. Won ton of awards, did 80,000 stadium gig over two nights in Manchester. I never taught they were an Oasis more in the vein of the Jam, Stoen roses and The Smiths for me .The Libertines only made an impact with the NME crowd and barely ever made the charts. Americans have taste then if they are ignored, god bless. btw Nope I'm Irish. Yeah I agree they're absolutely amazing, they're one of the best bands around, and to me Suck It and See is their best album |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Feb 24, 2013 0:09:20 GMT -5
Well i respect your opinion but disagree, the Monkeys had the biggest selling debut album, Two number 1 singles, 5 star reviews. Won ton of awards, did 80,000 stadium gig over two nights in Manchester. I never taught they were an Oasis more in the vein of the Jam, Stoen roses and The Smiths for me .The Libertines only made an impact with the NME crowd and barely ever made the charts. Americans have taste then if they are ignored, god bless. btw Nope I'm Irish. Yeah I agree they're absolutely amazing, they're one of the best bands around, and to me Suck It and See is their best album Yes, Suck It and See was surprisingly excellent. I like their debut album a lot but didn't really like the two albums that followed besides a track here and there. Suck It and See has atleast 5-6 tracks I love. |
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Post by Elie De Beaufour 🐴 on Feb 25, 2013 4:38:08 GMT -5
Harry Nilsson (not Nelson):
Knnillssonn (1977)
Flash Harry (1980)
Popeye (1980)
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Post by Headmaster on Feb 25, 2013 10:56:34 GMT -5
Echo & The Bunnymen - Porcupine
The Cure - Faith
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