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Actually, I've read here some good things about the Pixies, but it's a group I don't know anything about..

I was watching Fight Club for the I don't know how many times, and I've always liked the end credit song, I did a little search, and found it's a song from the Pixies, Where Is My Mind.. which I quite like.

Anyone knows any good songs a New Order fan can enjoy?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by Spotnick Actually, I've read here some good things about the Pixies, but it's a group I don't know anything about..I was watching Fight Club for the I don't know how many times, and I've always liked the end credit song, I did a little search, and found it's a song from the Pixies, Where Is My Mind.. which I quite like.Anyone knows any good songs a New Order fan can enjoy?Thanks.

My cousin would be a better source of info on the Pixies, but I can atleast offer up this tidbit: "Here Comes Your Man" (with a bizarro video) is an excellant song. I have been tempted to pick up some of their stuff, but as yet have not.

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The best starting point for the Pixies is probably 'Death To The Pixies', a compliation with all the classic songs: Debaser, Monkey Gone To Heaven, Wave Of Mutilation, Where Is My Mind, Gigantic, Velouria. All great songs: loud guitars/brilliant melodies/weird lyrics. They only made 4 studio albums (and one EP) between 1987 and 1991. Best albums IMO are Surfer Rosa and Doolittle.

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Originally posted by Spotnick

I was watching Fight Club for the I don't know how many times, Thanks.

1st rule of fight club. you don't talk about fight club

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Originally posted by Spotnick Anyone knows any good songs a New Order fan can enjoy?

All of them!

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Originally posted by The Hacienda must be (re)Built > Originally posted by Spotnick> > I was watching Fight Clubfor the I don't know how many times, Thanks.

1st rule of fight club. you don't talk about fight club

And the 2nd rule? ;)

Last Pixies gig ever in London was at the Academy same night as Flaaaaaaard Up played the Fridge.

The latter won through for me, but then who knew it was gonna be the last Pixies gig in London, eh?

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here comes your man is a classic. made me a fan.:cool:

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis And the 2nd rule? ;)

If you come for the first time, you have to fight...!

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He buy me a soda.....he buy me a soda....

then he tried to rape me in the parking lot.....

.....yep, yep yep yep yep........

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Al Jarvis And the 2nd rule? ;)

If you come for the first time, you have to fight...!

Er, no, thought the 2nd rule was ALSO that you don't talk about Fight Club ... wasn't it?

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aye it is.

no shoes, no shirt, no more pixies gigs :(.

agree that surfer rosa (get the cd & you get c'mon pilgrim thrown in) & doolittle were best albums, they have quite a few compilations now, death to the pixies, pixies at the bbc, pixies b sides.

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1st rule of fight club. you don't talk about fight club

And the 2nd rule? ;)

Last Pixies gig ever in London was at the Academy same night as Flaaaaaaard Up played the Fridge.

The latter won through for me, but then who knew it was gonna be the last Pixies gig in London, eh?

even so, flaard up or the pixies & flaard up won? where was your mind?

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In hindsight, perhaps should've seen the Pixies, but FU were very much a band of their time. Had some excellent times at their gigs. Very shambolic, bit like the early Mondays.

Debaser vs Doris? Tuff choice. :confused:

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First rule of Fight Club, you do not talk about Fight Club. Second rule of Fight Club, you DO NOT talk about Fight Club. Third rule of Fight Club, when someone says stop, goes limp or taps out, the fight is over. Fourth rule of Fight Club, only two guys to a fight. Fifth rule of Fight Club, one fight at a time. Sixth rule of Fight Club, no shirt, no shoes. Seventh rule of Fight Club, fights go on as long as they have to. Eighth and final rule of Fight Club, if this is your first night at Fight Club, you have to fight.

Al is right... :D

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Originally posted by Coen van der Voort The best starting point for the Pixies is probably 'Death To The Pixies', a compliation with all the classic songs: Debaser, Monkey Gone To Heaven, Wave Of Mutilation, Where Is My Mind, Gigantic, Velouria. All great songs: loud guitars/brilliant melodies/weird lyrics. They only made 4 studio albums (and one EP) between 1987 and 1991. Best albums IMO are Surfer Rosa and Doolittle.

definitely agree with 'death to the pixies'.

my favourite song: wave of mutilation. without a doubt.

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Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by Coen van der Voort> The best starting point for the Pixies is probably 'Death To The Pixies', a compliation with all the classic songs: Debaser, Monkey Gone To Heaven, Wave Of Mutilation, Where Is My Mind, Gigantic, Velouria. All great songs: loud guitars/brilliant melodies/weird lyrics. They only made 4 studio albums (and one EP) between 1987 and 1991. Best albums IMO are Surfer Rosa and Doolittle.

definitely agree with 'death to the pixies'.

my favourite song: wave of mutilation. without a doubt.

Slow or fast version ?

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by The Hacienda must be (re)Built > Originally posted by Spotnick> > I was watching Fight Clubfor the I don't know how many times, Thanks.

1st rule of fight club. you don't talk about fight club

And the 2nd rule? ;)

Last Pixies gig ever in London was at the Academy same night as Flaaaaaaard Up played the Fridge.

The latter won through for me, but then who knew it was gonna be the last Pixies gig in London, eh?

Last Pixies gig ever in Glasgow was (obviously) on the same tour at the SECC. The crush barriers at the front collapsed during the second number and the gig was stopped with promises of it being "re-scheduled" later in that tour.

Still got me ticket stub. Still living in hope!

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Saw them at Hanley in 1990. After decent support from Barkmarket, Cecilia Ann started playing behind the curtain with no band on stage ! The curtain lifted and they went straight into Levitate Me, Debaser, Hang Wire and just about every song they'd written ! Fantastic entertainment, packed house, excellent sound. One of the best gigs I've ever seen.

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Last seen and thoroughly enjoyed at Manchester G-Mex in 1991 - where they aired a few future bruisers from the mighty "Trompe Le Monde" album.

Kim Deal = COOL X 100000000000000

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Only time I saw them was their last concert in Holland in July 1991, 'Rock Music' was a great opener. Three days before I saw James Brown in concert...interesting week :) Did anyone catch the chainsmoking Deal twins on their recent tour? Very entertaining.

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Originally posted by Benny's Cobweb Eyes > Originally posted by AgentWood> > > > Originally posted by Coen van der Voort> > The best starting point for the Pixies is probably 'Death To The Pixies', a compliation with all the classic songs: Debaser, Monkey Gone To Heaven, Wave Of Mutilation, Where Is My Mind, Gigantic, Velouria. All great songs: loud guitars/brilliant melodies/weird lyrics. They only made 4 studio albums (and one EP) between 1987 and 1991. Best albums IMO are Surfer Rosa and Doolittle. >

definitely agree with 'death to the pixies'.

my favourite song: wave of mutilation. without a doubt.

Slow or fast version ?

fast version. kinda surfer-like, that one.

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last time i saw them was on the trompe le monde tour, at the gloucester leisure centre. v cool the way they reworked a lot of the songs with the more surfy sound.

1st time was as a suport band in birmingham burberries night club, stage was in the middle of the floor, not raised at all & you could go round the back behind them & run through where they were to smack into the crowd at the front - awesome!

throwing muses were headlining, so in same venue we had kim deal & then tanya donelly! brilliant

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