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The critics raved on about screamadelica but as an album is mostly filler. 2 decent tracks maybe.
And its an Andrew Weatherall album in all but name. All of their other material is fairly piss poor Stonesy rock.
discoin85 wrote: The critics raved on about screamadelica but as an album is mostly filler. 2 decent tracks maybe.
And its an Andrew Weatherall album in all but name. All of their other material is fairly piss poor Stonesy rock.
Oh, do fuck off...
Nick King wrote:
discoin85 wrote: The critics raved on about screamadelica but as an album is mostly filler. 2 decent tracks maybe.
And its an Andrew Weatherall album in all but name. All of their other material is fairly piss poor Stonesy rock.
Oh, do fuck off...
lol...you clearly know sod all about dance music. 808 Gerald are ludicrously overrated too.
discoin85 wrote: lol...you clearly know sod all about dance music. 808 Gerald are ludicrously overrated too.
Touche! 
Nick King wrote: Anyway, what passes as acceptable dance music for the BNP nowadays? Morris Dancing? :p
Gerald isn't on the agenda that's for sure, as would be pretty much the whole of the Chicago scene. 
Burt Burterson wrote:
Nick King wrote: Anyway, what passes as acceptable dance music for the BNP nowadays? Morris Dancing? :p
Gerald isn't on the agenda that's for sure, as would be pretty much the whole of the Chicago scene.
Probably most dance music - in fact, most music?
Anyway.. for me the best parts of Screamadelica were produced by the New Orleans blues producer Jimmy Miller (and on the follow up Dixie narco EP).
The whole shock for me about the album at the time after hearing Loaded (clearly a Weatherall/Farley composition), and knowing what a shambles they were (they supported NO at Wembley in 1987, and got showered with bottles if i recall), was how fantastic a concept album it was in the summer of 1991. Some knobhead who was about 9 at the time surely wouldnt understand it now, out of context, and out of its time.
Nick King wrote: Anyway, back on the subject before it was interrupted...
You going to this Bert? :)
Course I am. Book em, Danno. Wouldn't miss it for the world.
Pablo Bastardo wrote: Are you on O2?
Can you get me and Boydie tickets in the pre-sale, please?
Thanks.
No I'm on Orange. However, I will wangle you tickets, but promise them to somebody else the day after 
discoin85 wrote: The critics raved on about screamadelica but as an album is mostly filler. 2 decent tracks maybe.
I have my own mind, as such I never listen to what critics say. Thankfully I've seen many great films and listened to some fantastic albums, despite poor reviews.
Nick King wrote:
Jert Reynolds wrote: I'm in.
Likewise, so is Col!
Et Monsieur Boyd.
Should be a blinda 
Pablo Bastardo wrote:
Nick King wrote:
Jert Reynolds wrote: I'm in.
Likewise, so is Col!
Et Monsieur Boyd.
Should be carnage
Missy Jem wrote:
Pablo Bastardo wrote:
Nick King wrote:
Jert Reynolds wrote: I'm in.
Likewise, so is Col!
Et Monsieur Boyd.
Should be carnage
Missy Jem wrote: Screamadelica
I know there are a few fans on here. I think this will be blinding. London trip in November for me I reckon
meeting up here...?[ http://www.fancyapint.com/pubs/pub231.php can't promise an umpaah band this time...
pure_shaw wrote:
meeting up here...?[ http://www.fancyapint.com/pubs/pub231.php can't promise an umpaah band this time...
Well if none of the locals suggest anywhere else nearer the time, then why the hell not?
