OK... bored or reading all this fucking politics.
New thread. Post the next big thing.
Here is the next big thing. They are called 'Ou Est Le Swimming Pool'.
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RM wrote: Make mine a double.....i KNEW i should have gone OUT.
Would you care to ermmmm say what you mean there Mick?
I'm lost.
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Burt Reynolds wrote: oh christ..
Nashy fucks a thread in one fell swoop.
Gazman wrote: You Tube video?
at work,cant see a thing
Damn you 'Websense'
I think he's just trying to tease me Bert 
I'm very excited about the new Editors album which comes out (I think) on Monday. They debute'd a good few tracks off the album at Bella back in August and they sounded ACE. 
Burt Reynolds wrote: oh christ..
Nashy fucks a thread in one fell swoop.
You had to ask Burt... There are a load of really good unsigned bands. Fucked maybe, but at least the thread was fucked with beautiful music.
If that's fucking a thread, then I'm happy to do it (no offence mind).
Have you actually listened to any/all of them?
Chris Nash wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote: oh christ..
Nashy fucks a thread in one fell swoop.
You had to ask Burt... There are a load of really good unsigned bands.
Have you actually listened to any/all of them?
Can Chumbawumba or The Cardiacs ever be classed as 'the next big thing"? Unless this question was asked in 1987. Possibly at a Red Wedge meeting?
GlasVegas wrote:
Chris Nash wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote: oh christ..
Nashy fucks a thread in one fell swoop.
You had to ask Burt... There are a load of really good unsigned bands.
Have you actually listened to any/all of them?
Can Chumbawumba or The Cardiacs ever be classed as 'the next big thing"? Unless this question was asked in 1987. Possibly at a Red Wedge meeting?
Interesting that you opted for the easy get-out on the two older bands, rather than commenting on some of the great new tracks.
Cardiacs were/are apolitical and the Chumbas would be horrified to be thought of as left wing. Have you heard the track, "Tony Blair"?
Yes, I agree that Cardiacs (1976 - present) and Chumbawamba (1982 - present) aren't necessarily "new" but the material they come out with is (in my opinion) far "fresher" than the erm... "stuff" in the charts at the moment - surely you can't deny that...
How about listening to the other tracks and giving an honest opinion? I won't take the piss - seriously, they're f**king good, aren't they?
Burt Reynolds wrote: oh christ..
Nashy fucks a thread in one fell swoop.
It's because I actually LIKE music Burt...
GlasVegas wrote: I'm very excited about the new Editors album which comes out (I think) on Monday. They debute'd a good few tracks off the album at Bella back in August and they sounded ACE.
I never know when you're being sarcastic G 
But, I'll assume in this instance that you are being sincere.
I love Editors and they performed a few of their new songs at Bingley Fest last month - particularly like that 'Papillon' one
and the votes are in from the scunthorpe jury...
yeah, that one burt posted was ok enough, but dull.
the first half dozen that chris posted were pleasant too, and very listenable, but not memorable in any way. they all sounded pretty much the same, i thought. not just as in the same genre, but practically the same band. (oh, not the pirate fellows. i did not like them.)
that's as far as i got, sorry. i'd rather do almost anything than fill in health and safety risk assessments (this afternoon's task), but even so i was flagging by then.
you can't declare a band the next big thing based on one showing. i got excited about metronomy for about five minutes before i lost interest entirely. the only group here i'd be bothered to look up more of were those bayonet ones. quite liked her vocals.
are the temper trap the next big thing or the current big thing? they were just doing the rounds playing nice little venues for a tenner, but i couldn't get a ticket anywhere.
i'm a bit sick of TNBT. you could see la roux and little boots coming a mile off and they've been nothing but a disappointment for me. the music industry seems awash with medium-ish things but nobody really outstanding or with any longevity. is anyone 'big' anymore? who was the most recent genuinely big thing (i.e. critically and commercially acclaimed, still popular, going from strength to strength)? elbow?
is it friday afternoon? it feels like friday afternoon. can i go home yet?
Chris Nash wrote:
Have you actually listened to any/all of them?
Yup... Quite drab, twee bubblegum pop. Instantly forgettable IMHO. No edge to any of them.. nothing new in there. Not surprised that are unsigned. Next Big Thing?
wouldnt buy an album at drop of an hat anymore of the 'next big thing'. usually end up liking the first 2 singles that ive already heard that are then at the start of album plus maybe 2 more near the end. recent examples --- neon neon,florence,and a few others. maybe i should stick to obtaining single tracks more these days rather than albums, like the 'kids of today' do. dont seem to do a full decent album to back up what weve heard/seen. some good tracks still come out these days though for sure
temper trap .these are perfect example some on here will know,heard them 3 months ago and liked the single, now 'next big thing' . good single but not sure about the album though.sounded like bloc party so i went for it.huh
Don't you think it's an exploitation of ska & new wave? But with these Reno 911 mustaches, I doubt it's the next big thing.
banshee wrote:
temper trap .these are perfect example some on here will know,heard them 3 months ago and liked the single, now 'next big thing' . good single but not sure about the album though.sounded like bloc party so i went for it.huh
LOVE 'sweet disposition', though it's quite U2ish, don't you think bansh? and something else i can't put my finger on. the dears, maybe.
Biginoil wrote: Monts, have you ordered Foxbase Beta? Are you going to see them next week?
I can't wait
That's more like it! I really cannot be arsed to look for 'next big things' - God bless St Etienne.
For the record, two of my favourite records of the year just came out in the last few weeks - the new Richard Hawley and the latest exercise in soporific, valium-imbued sadness from Hope Sandoval. Neither new, nor big, nor next. Just lurvely....
The other record of the year in Fradleyland is the wondrous Fever Ray album - has anyone mentioned that round here yet?
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
That's more like it! I really cannot be arsed to look for 'next big things' - God bless St Etienne.
For the record, two of my favourite records of the year just came out in the last few weeks - the new Richard Hawley and the latest exercise in soporific, valium-imbued sadness from Hope Sandoval. Neither new, nor big, nor next. Just lurvely....
The other record of the year in Fradleyland is the wondrous Fever Ray album - has anyone mentioned that round here yet?
YES, ME. to widespread indifference.
bloodynora wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
That's more like it! I really cannot be arsed to look for 'next big things' - God bless St Etienne.
For the record, two of my favourite records of the year just came out in the last few weeks - the new Richard Hawley and the latest exercise in soporific, valium-imbued sadness from Hope Sandoval. Neither new, nor big, nor next. Just lurvely....
The other record of the year in Fradleyland is the wondrous Fever Ray album - has anyone mentioned that round here yet?
YES, ME. to widespread indifference.
It's fabulous. Amazed no-one else picked up on it, especially given that (a) a large percentage of the American contingent seem to spontaneously orgasm at the mere thought of the word "synthesizer" and (b) it sounds in large parts like Depeche Mode's "Violator" on Temazepam.
Oh well.
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
The other record of the year in Fradleyland is the wondrous Fever Ray album - has anyone mentioned that round here yet?
I fully agree (for once), It took a few listens ,but I love it
Biginoil wrote: Monts, have you ordered Foxbase Beta? Are you going to see them next week?
I can't wait
Ordered it online last week.You should here the new Richard X remix of ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK YOUR HEART.
Not got a ticket for RITZ yet,little MONTY's still not arrived yet,so I'll have to see yet...
no one spotted me yet??
I spotted you, and gave you five stars (four for the music, and a bonus star for the mad sexy bass player).
I suppose, since this is a New Order fan board, it shouldn't be surprising that 95 percent of us are bass players.
Ah well I can only dream! Anyway,anyone who won't be in Paris,come and see us at NIGHT & DAY,Oldham Street next to DRY 201 on Nov 6th.Fooking headlining.....no pressure there!
In the meantime....
I've been dying to find out what this song is off the I-Pod advert...and they're on TV at moment LIVE AT ABBEY ROAD. Lead singer reminds me of Sofia Coppola.
MONTY wrote:
Biginoil wrote: Monts, have you ordered Foxbase Beta? Are you going to see them next week?
I can't wait
Ordered it online last week.You should here the new Richard X remix of ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK YOUR HEART.
Not got a ticket for RITZ yet,little MONTY's still not arrived yet,so I'll have to see yet...
no one spotted me yet??
i watched a pair of ST ET ritz tickets go for only £20 on ebay friday night.my finger was twitching but i didnt press 'BID'
they were my most enjoyed moment at latitude,it was heavenly
banshee wrote:
MONTY wrote:
Biginoil wrote: Monts, have you ordered Foxbase Beta? Are you going to see them next week?
I can't wait
Ordered it online last week.You should here the new Richard X remix of ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK YOUR HEART.
Not got a ticket for RITZ yet,little MONTY's still not arrived yet,so I'll have to see yet...
no one spotted me yet??
i watched a pair of ST ET ritz tickets go for only £20 on ebay friday night.my finger was twitching but i didnt press 'BID'
FOOK!! Grant get on chatroom!
bloodynora wrote:
banshee wrote:
temper trap .these are perfect example some on here will know,heard them 3 months ago and liked the single, now 'next big thing' . good single but not sure about the album though.sounded like bloc party so i went for it.huh
LOVE 'sweet disposition', though it's quite U2ish, don't you think bansh? and something else i can't put my finger on. the dears, maybe.
yea all them plus a 'arcade fire' type foreign euphoric sound
anyway aussies so fuck em
http://www.myspace.com/thiscityisoursband
Listen to their Media player.for A PERFECT MOMENT IN A PERFECT PLACE
MONTY wrote:
Excellent,whoop everyone's arse on the Subbuteo table!!!
Me and my bro had Subbuteo when we were younger,
The pitch was pinned to this big bit of hardboard that slid nicely under my mum n dads double bed for storage,
We would sit the board on top of the 4 stools that sat round the breakfast bar.
I was always flipping the fucking thing up in the air when he was beating me,sending Celtic and Brazil players,goal posts and nets and 3 inch high European Cup flying throught the air!
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
That's more like it! I really cannot be arsed to look for 'next big things' - God bless St Etienne.
Shut it.
The next big think my hairy arse. Why would anyone of OUR age be interested in New Music by New Musicians? Nothing to do with scouring Youtube for film of their lithe little bodies, by any chance? Or turning up at their crappy gigs, mixing it will their teenage fans?
Stick your new music. Sarah Cracknell loves me.
Biginoil wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
That's more like it! I really cannot be arsed to look for 'next big things' - God bless St Etienne.
Shut it.
The next big think my hairy arse. Why would anyone of OUR age be interested in New Music by New Musicians? Nothing to do with scouring Youtube for film of their lithe little bodies, by any chance? Or turning up at their crappy gigs, mixing it will their teenage fans?
Stick your new music. Sarah Cracknell loves me.
My favourite St Etienne story involved the band's antics after their Glastonbury 1994 show (which, incidentally, was sun-drenched and perfect). Refused entry to a particularly exclusive section of the backstage area, Sarah & Co. drunkenly hopped over the fence in riposte. According to eyewitnesses, Ms Cracknell was going commando that weekend, leading at least one excitable onlooker to spend the rest of the weekend telling anyone who'd listen that he'd "seen Sarah Cracknell's crack".
Almost certainly apocryphal, of course, but it made me laugh. I am pretty lowest-common-denominator, mind. Any excuse for this, really:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
bloodynora wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
The other record of the year in Fradleyland is the wondrous Fever Ray album - has anyone mentioned that round here yet?
YES, ME. to widespread indifference.
It's fabulous. Amazed no-one else picked up on it, especially given that (a) a large percentage of the American contingent seem to spontaneously orgasm at the mere thought of the word "synthesizer" and (b) it sounds in large parts like Depeche Mode's "Violator" on Temazepam.
Oh well.
bloodynora wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
bloodynora wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
The other record of the year in Fradleyland is the wondrous Fever Ray album - has anyone mentioned that round here yet?
YES, ME. to widespread indifference.
It's fabulous. Amazed no-one else picked up on it, especially given that (a) a large percentage of the American contingent seem to spontaneously orgasm at the mere thought of the word "synthesizer" and (b) it sounds in large parts like Depeche Mode's "Violator" on Temazepam.
Oh well.
nice one Rebecca
owt going for nowt and i'am there with a bucket
