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Oh, I do love Belle and Sebastian so, I might just have to make love to myself thinking about them right now.
Seriously though, who's heard much of them? They're a bit like the magic numbers, except good!
And if you HAVEN'T heard of them, I personally recommend getting Step Into My Office Baby and Lazy Line Painter Jane (which is on that John Peel tribute album thing).
Saw them back in Manchester Town Hall with Arab Strap in 97', not bad, got better over the years. I would have liked to go to the recent London gig for 'If your Feeling Sinister'...
I refuse point blank to ever listen to a song by them, sounds too 'Brideshead Revisited' to me...I'm not fookin Jeremy Irons.
So I guess that means I have no comment.
Barney Army wrote: I refuse point blank to ever listen to a song by them, sounds too 'Brideshead Revisited' to me...I'm not fookin Jeremy Irons.
So I guess that means I have no comment.
Fops, the lot of 'em.
Though I did used to fancy that Isobel lass something rotten. She certainly was a fox in the snow....
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Fops, the lot of 'em.
Though I did used to fancy that Isobel lass something rotten. She certainly was a fox in the snow....
Too right Doc, she is well fit, bit of a Catherine Denevue about her type thing going on :D
One of my favorite groups, ever. And yes, I'm a fop :p
"Your Cover's Blown" (off the "Books" single) is very New Order-ish, I think it might signal a new direction for the musical styles. Absolutely love it 
Barney Army wrote: I refuse point blank to ever listen to a song by them, sounds too 'Brideshead Revisited' to me...I'm not fookin Jeremy Irons.
So I guess that means I have no comment.
Call me Clint Cunt, but the trackElectronic Reniassance is quality..I can't get away with anything else from Belle&Seb but thats the exception for me..
Boatraceface wrote:
Barney Army wrote: I refuse point blank to ever listen to a song by them, sounds too 'Brideshead Revisited' to me...I'm not fookin Jeremy Irons.
So I guess that means I have no comment.
I made my post about "Cover" being a nice new direction for the band, then I realize that "Elec. Renaissance" is basically along the same lines. And on the first f-ing album, no less. 
I'm losing my grip on my "pop band memory" 
Anyway, I love 'em. Can't stand all the "twee" acts that came up because of them, but they can't be blamed for that 
