Reminds me of a certain band that I can't quite pinpoint - the instruments, the poses, the way they're dressed
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I think the track is Distance, not sure, I'm sleepy and I saw it just a bit ago.
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Reminds me of a certain band that I can't quite pinpoint - the instruments, the poses, the way they're dressed
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I think the track is Distance, not sure, I'm sleepy and I saw it just a bit ago.
Very small pedantic point of order, it's Editors. Not "The" Editors.
The start of that track is very reminicent of Truth. A fine band, shame some initial lazy journalism means they'll forever be cast as Joy Division rip-off merchants.
Old Blue wrote: Very small pedantic point of order, it's Editors. Not "The" Editors.
The start of that track is very reminicent of Truth. A fine band, shame some initial lazy journalism means they'll forever be cast as Joy Division rip-off merchants.
Never heard of 'em. They're asking for trouble though being called 'Editors'. The definitive article is screaming to be placed pre-textually.
Marc wrote:
I think the track is Distance, not sure, I'm sleepy and I saw it just a bit ago.
isn't the new single a re-release of bullets?
you're probably right. I couldn't remember the name so I went to their discography on allmusic.com and picked a track that I thought it was. I thought I was tripping, I got one hour sleep after drinking and seeing Pixies [just in case the 'the' police turn up!] and to see Editors dressed up as JD was so fucking bizarre.
I bought the CD last week - the Oz version with bonus CD of early tracks ( called CUTTINGS...now, that also sounded very JD like... ) Anyway, I thought 75% of the album is pretty good....its true I find them more like INTERPOL tribute band, rather than JD...but track 5 - 'All Sparks' is sooooo very JD, in fact I thought it was a cover of a JD song!
The synths on Camera (from the album The Back Room) are so like a New Order or Joy Div tune but i aint worked out yet which one.
Could even be a rip off of Too Late from the Peel sessions.
Yeah I do quite like this CD,but it does sound like Interpol-Lite.There are a two or three stand out songs.Maybe it's one of those albums that grows on me.The best is the closing "Distance" which I do love to bits,think Suede "Saturday Night"!! I hope it does get to be a single.
I like them. seen them twice now - tom certainly moves around the stage a lot, but its not quite ian curtis style
though he does sometimes wear similar garb...
(these from their secret gig in birmingham last month)

well, not quite curtis style...

hibster wrote: I like them. seen them twice now - tom certainly moves around the stage a lot, but its not quite ian curtis style
though he does sometimes wear similar garb... (these from their secret gig in birmingham last month)
well, not quite curtis style...
where'd you go seem them?
Old Blue wrote: Very small pedantic point of order, it's Editors. Not "The" Editors.
The start of that track is very reminicent of Truth. A fine band, shame some initial lazy journalism means they'll forever be cast as Joy Division rip-off merchants.
The girly likes Joy Division and eagerly went to see Editors at Reading - she thought they were sh*te.
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:
hibster wrote: I like them. seen them twice now - tom certainly moves around the stage a lot, but its not quite ian curtis style
though he does sometimes wear similar garb... (these from their secret gig in birmingham last month)
well, not quite curtis style...
where'd you go seem them?
at the secret gig in (an underpass in the centre of) birmingham last month... (& also at the fleece & firkin in bristol)
hibster wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:
hibster wrote: I like them. seen them twice now - tom certainly moves around the stage a lot, but its not quite ian curtis style
though he does sometimes wear similar garb... (these from their secret gig in birmingham last month)
well, not quite curtis style...
where'd you go seem them?
at the secret gig in (an underpass in the centre of) birmingham last month... (& also at the fleece & firkin in bristol)
cool, i went to see em in glasgow in may i think it was and then again in august in leeds.
I finally listened to them yesterday. I agree with the Interpol tribute band description. Arcade Fire is much more interesting.