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Return of The Breeders/Throwing Muses (O/T)

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Well, after the crap news that the release of "Here To Stay" is to be put back a week, comes some very welcome news for a change - the imminent return of the wonderful Breeders - according to the Elektra Records site their long-awaited new album "Title TK" (dunno what the hell that means!) will be with us sometime in May. :clap: And this, after I'd almost given up all hope of ever seeing the Deal sisters coming back with another record again nearly ten years on from 1993's "Last Splash".....so this wonderful bit of news means that summer will be coming early after all!! Can't wait man!! :jump:

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wonderful off-topic. i am a fan, maybe one the few on the board. 8 fucking years, and we're still waiting for a new album. they're playing in detroit this week i think. i really hope they've got a follow up and not just teasing us with these small number of concerts.

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Originally posted by snucker wonderful off-topic. i am a fan, maybe one the few on the board. 8 fucking years, and we're still waiting for a new album. they're playing in detroit this week i think. i really hope they've got a follow up and not just teasing us with these small number of concerts.

8 year wait for a new album.... where have i heard that before?

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Cool cool all round matey! That's good news indeed....let's hope they keep their promise and do some gigs in the UK - fuck knows we've waited long enough to wallow in the heavenly glow emitted from those two pairs of pearly white gnashers... :love:

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Originally posted by Major Tarantino > Originally posted by snucker> wonderful off-topic. i am a fan, maybe one the few on the board. 8 fucking years, and we're still waiting for a new album. they're playing in detroit this week i think. i really hope they've got a follow up and not just teasing us with these small number of concerts.

8 year wait for a new album.... where have i heard that before?

he he. sure, but i think they beat new order by a year or two, cuz there's still no real record or tour in sight! actually, who is the longest wait anyways? I think My Bloody Valentine is approaching ten years. and there's no sign of life from the long-loved shoegazer outfit...

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Originally posted by snucker actually, who is the longest wait anyways? I think My Bloody Valentine is approaching ten years. and there's no sign of life from the long-loved shoegazer outfit...

No, man, Kevin swears the new record is almost ready! Honest to God! At least that's what he told the record company. :wink:

I was playing XTRMNTR yesterday, and I saw that Kevin Shields "appears courtesy of Island Records," so I assume he's still under contract.

Plus, he's barely on the new Curve record. So there is a very faint pulse...

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Aw come on Gnu - sad though the reality is, everyone knows that My Bloody Valentine are all but over. Deb left ages ago and hooked up with her girlfriend Katharine in Snowpony, whilst Colm now plays in Hope Sandoval's new band. Bilinda is out on a limb and devoting time to her family instead , so does that mean MBV mk3 will be a Kevin Sheilds solo one man guitar "ark"estra? Somehow i doubt it....

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Originally posted by Hubert Mickle Aw come on Gnu - sad though the reality is, everyone knows that My Bloody Valentine are all but over. Deb left ages ago and hooked up with her girlfriend Katharine in Snowpony, whilst Colm now plays in Hope Sandoval's new band. Bilinda is out on a limb and devoting time to her family instead , so does that mean MBV mk3 will be a Kevin Sheilds solo one man guitar "ark"estra? Somehow i doubt it....:cool2: :cool2:

i agree. Kevin shields is the biggest procrasatinator and tease in the world or alt-rock. i don't believe it until i see something in the record shops.

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Put it this way - he even promised the music press that a MBV album would be released BY 1997 at the latest. Failing that, at least an EP of new material. But then, I do remember a Melody Maker interview back in 1991 when Loveless was out and he confessed that MBV had probably brought out their last single EVER (ie. "To Here Knows When" aka The Tremolo EP) and they were more keen on the idea of bringing out maxi-length EPs or something because of the direction in which the band were planning to take at the time. Well - since then, what have we had exactly? One perfunctory Wire cover version, and a Louis Armstrong one. That's yer lot.

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No, you're all wrong! Kevin! Tell them they're wrong!

sniff...

Kevin?

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I see Tanya Donnelly's got a new album out too....

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Originally posted by Kezzie I see Tanya Donnelly's got a new album out too....

yeah, that's pretty cool too! I listened to so much belly and throwing muses as a kid, it's great to see her back. i hope she's touring...

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Originally posted by Kezzie I see Tanya Donnelly's got a new album out too....

Ahhhh.... Miss Donnelly.......owner of the biggest pearly-white gnashers in pop........she can stand above me and smile down on me anytime. :nod: ......oooh!!! just thinking of that makes me feel all gooey and warm and moist inside...... ooh! scorchio!! :evil: :love: :laugh:

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Oh, I've known for a while Hubert...is that an example of what you Brits call "taking the piss?"

I read an interview in Alternative Press about six years back where Kevin said he was "getting really into jungle," which I took to mean "not working on a new record." He also related a long story of how he'd purchased a vintage mixing board that they later discovered was rotting away from the inside, but Island was being very cool about it, etc.

Plus, the fact that he jumps at the chance to work with other bands on their material (or record cover tunes) says to me that he's still not written anything.

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You know Gnu, maybe you should get resourceful and go and hunt the man down, then without further ado, give him the biggest kick up the butt you can muster and threaten him with severe reprisals if he doesn't get himself into a studio pronto, or, better still, blackmail the lazy slacker into lending you all his equipment and recording gear and go and produce the long-awaited sequel to Loveless yourself!! :D :D You know you want to, man!! :lol:

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Originally posted by Gnu Odor Oh, I've known for a while Hubert...is that an example of what you Brits call "taking the piss?"I read an interview in Alternative Press about six years back where Kevin said he was "getting really into jungle," which I took to mean "not working on a new record." He also related a long story of how he'd purchased a vintage mixing board that they later discovered was rotting away from the inside, but Island was being very cool about it, etc. Plus, the fact that he jumps at the chance to work with other bands on their material (or record cover tunes) says to me that he's still not written anything.

you should start grieving for mbv about now...cuz they're truly gone...

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Originally posted by Kezzie I see Tanya Donnelly's got a new album out too....

interview in one of the broadsheets on the weekend - says she now writes songs by holding her kid & singing along to stuff her husband plays.

she is doing three dates in the uk, don't know what up to after.

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I read an article about her in a recent Manchester listings magazine - she looks like she hasn't aged a bit! What's her secret?!

Anyhoo, have fond memories of Belly/Throwing Muses - was into them big time as an angsty teen ;) Listened to my Belly albums for the first time in ages the other day - still sounding as fresh as ever. Not heard any of Tanya's solo stuff though - worth checking out anyone?

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Originally posted by Kezzie I read an article about her in a recent Manchester listings magazine - she looks like she hasn't aged a bit! What's her secret?!Anyhoo, have fond memories of Belly/Throwing Muses - was into them big time as an angsty teen ;) Listened to my Belly albums for the first time in ages the other day - still sounding as fresh as ever. Not heard any of Tanya's solo stuff though - worth checking out anyone?

yeah, i have her first one, "love songs for underdogs" not as good as her work with belly and throwing muses, but check it out if you're a die-hard fan. a bit more mellow than the belly stuff, but she still rocks.

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Tanya Donnelly's coming back with a new record?!! :eek: Wow! My god, it's Christmas and my birthday at the same time!!! :jump: :clap: First the great news about Doves now Tanya's got a newie out too - I'm so excited about this I won't be able to sleep tonight !! ....okay I'll try and calm down now.... toodle pip! :) :);

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I purchased Loveless, which was my intro to My Bloody Valentine a few weeks ago. I was blown away, it is a super album totally unlike anything really.

As for new material, I think now ive been introduced to them we will get something soon, it happened with New Order, became a fan in 1997, 6 months later they had reformed for Reading :D.

The Breeders is cool news too. BTW The Pixies are one of the greatest bands of all time, no doubt at all.

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apparently the new one is even more mellow.

reviews are not fantastic - but thats journos for you...

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Been listening to the Belly album "Star" the other day in my car ....its great just hearing Tanya's lovely voice again. Tonight I was playing her "lovesongs for Underdogs" tape just driving back from work in Selby.....it helps pass away the tedium along the route that's for sure. Her voice has that effect on me I nearly fell asleep at the wheel before hitting the A1 - shit! Better play it louder next time, just to keep me alert then!! :lol:

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Originally posted by Alex Jacks I purchased Loveless, which was my intro to My Bloody Valentine a few weeks ago. I was blown away, it is a super album totally unlike anything really.As for new material, I think now ive been introduced to them we will get something soon, it happened with New Order, became a fan in 1997, 6 months later they had reformed for Reading :D.The Breeders is cool news too. BTW The Pixies are one of the greatest bands of all time, no doubt at all.

The Pixies....GODLIKE! Period. Pity Frank Black's hit and miss output since - I blame comfortable middle-age: that guys gone so fat lately he makes Barney and Co look like beanpoles!

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Originally posted by Hubert Mickle > Originally posted by Alex Jacks> I purchased Loveless, which was my intro to My Bloody Valentine a few weeks ago. I was blown away, it is a super album totally unlike anything really.> > As for new material, I think now ive been introduced to them we will get something soon, it happened with New Order, became a fan in 1997, 6 months later they had reformed for Reading :D.> > The Breeders is cool news too. BTW The Pixies are one of the greatest bands of all time, no doubt at all.

The Pixies....GODLIKE! Period. Pity Frank Black's hit and miss output since - I blame comfortable middle-age: that guys gone so fat lately he makes Barney and Co look like beanpoles!

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you're forgetting frank black was always fat. and he's a few years younger than barney and co.

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No he bloody well wasn't matey! If you go right back to when "Come On Pilgrim" came out, you will see some very alarming press photos showing our Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson V looking decidely NOT fat!!! He looked like a 14 yr old college apprentice then. Shocking but absolutely the truth!! Even the gorgeous Kim looked a bit straggly then, and known by the name of Mrs John Murphy.....Francis started to balloon almost the very moment the Pixies started breaking here in Britain. :nod:

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when would you say that was - doolittle?

remember seeing them on the c'mon pilgrim tour with the muses, pixies came on first, excellent gig.

missed them on the surfer rosa tour, saw em again on the doolittle one - one of my best gigs ever - they were awesome & was a bigger venue than the first one (burberries on five ways in b'ham), but the c'mon pilgrim one was similar size (digbeth irish centre/ birmingham hummingbird).

then they did crystal palace & huge places (only saw 'em one more time at the gloucestershire leisure centre, a lot of the songs had changed pace & there were surf interludes & stuff (see hang on to your ego by fb), but was doolittle the one that did it?

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