Music Suggestions Please
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Methinks the post count on a daily basis is a signal of who might be a loser :p
Then again, look at my total count...the pot calling the kettle black ![]()
Twist, singer of the Blessing Way wrote:
I've got the Cure's greatest hits, some nice songs but not enough to make me go and get their albums.
Yeah that sums up the Cure. First few lps good then others are hit and miss or have only a few good tunes and some shit. Once again I defer to the live lp concept. Cure live is 100K better than studio, especially Distintegration. Get Entreat instead of Distintegration. But Three Imaginary Boys and Seventeen Seconds are essential Cure studio lp. The latter being a great chill out cd.
First- Cure had two types of music:
- Pop singles to get their albums noticed
- True Cure songs
I would stay away from anything post-Wish, nothing that spectacular. Have to be a hardcore fan to like those. The "Singles" album sucks, as the songs don't have their impact in the order they are in. Albums to have are:
- Disintegration. . .this is their defining moment
- Pornography . . .darkest album, huge impact on music
- Head on the Door. . .Music most people associate with the Cure.
- Faith . . .Dark, yet mellow
- Seventeen Seconds. . .great album
- Three Imaginary Boys . . .Only true punk album of theirs
- Wish. . .Great mood album
Don't base your judgement off of the "Singles" album. A great album with the same singles is "Show", live album and REALLY good.
JHC
The life pursuit - belle and sebastian.
I also love 'i believe when I fall in love' by stevie wonder - its tops and from the hf soundtrack.
But the most beautifully crafted and poetic song ever is
"She's blinded me with Scienec" utter splendor. I'm listening to it right now.![]()
Disintegration. . .this is their defining moment
If you ever gave Entreat a spin you would never listen to Distintegration again. Entreat is an lp of live Distintegration tracks from Wembley in 89. Fantastic. As a result of hearing this lp the studio lp seems lifeless and flat.
Twist, singer of the Blessing Way wrote:
Disintegration. . .this is their defining moment
If you ever gave Entreat a spin you would never listen to Distintegration again. Entreat is an lp of live Distintegration tracks from Wembley in 89. Fantastic. As a result of hearing this lp the studio lp seems lifeless and flat.
I do have Entreat, plus many of the other b-sides that are live not on Entreat, So I have the Disintegration album peiced together live. Love both of them equally.
JHC
The Field Mice - LTM recently reissued all their stuff... Check out Missing The Moon and It Isn't Forever especially...
Snorri xxx
You do realize that this music list will totally blow my budget for the week?
I'll do a review, and it won't be just for 15 minutes either...
:)
Emma Peel wrote: You do realize that this music list will totally blow my budget for the week?
I'll do a review, and it won't be just for 15 minutes either...
:)
It's not supposed to be that way.
mil wrote:
I also love 'i believe when I fall in love' by stevie wonder - its tops and from the hf soundtrack.
good taste there, mil.
a beautiful song with a brilliant, funky ending.
Noticed you listed Bunnymen as a favorite band. . .\
Have you tried Modern English? Especially the album "After the Snow"? It has the hit "Melt with you" on it, but has a very similar sound as the bunnymen.
JHC
Emma, I love you signiture - Phantom of the Opera, right? I had well and truly fallen for the phantom by that point - and that sexy costume just pushed me over the edge (Im referring to the film- not the stage of course!)
Uncle Liam wrote:
Emma Peel wrote:
Twatto wrote: Doves
Defo
which CD do you recommend? I've been meaning to listen to Doves..
Some Cites Last Broadcast Lost Souls Lost Sides
in that order.
nice one Liam all these albums are "shit hot "![]()
Kraftwerk - the Man Machine Aqualung - Aqualung World of Twist - Quality Street LFO - LFO Polygon Window - Surfing on Sine Waves
Try to find the Palatine box set to see what else was out on factory
Also, Beethoven's 6th Symphony is quality - imagine what the guy could have done if he had synths...
...honest!