No Barcode wrote:
Hooky's argument that making new music is pointless because of digital piracy is hardly valid.
Long live the punk ethic.
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No Barcode wrote:
Hooky's argument that making new music is pointless because of digital piracy is hardly valid.
Long live the punk ethic.
rosygale wrote: To me, Music For Pleasure was good, the second Monaco album, not so much.
Secunted. Years ago Brotherhood was described as a son of Low-Life and I think that applies to a lot of stuff - Republic to Technique, RTP to 'Lec, this - though I like 'It's A Boy' for sentimental reasons. I listen to it with my wife when drunk.
rosygale wrote: To me, Music For Pleasure was good, the second Monaco album, not so much. The guy is his own worst enemy.
I feel that "Music for Pleasure" has the better Hooky vocal tracks, but then "Monaco" has the better David Potts vocal tracks. The self-titled album would have been much better if they had mixed in the two leftover b-side tracks (Heaven 7 & Barfly) which Hooky sings on.
Nick King wrote:
mmh wrote: "Relax Turner Parkinson"
Eh, who are they??? 😕
"I notice that the members of New Odour just cannot leave me alone. I am flattered especially after 8 bloody years. Have to answer many false accusations…. which I won’t do here…Relax Turner Parkinson!"
mmh wrote:
Nick King wrote:
mmh wrote: "Relax Turner Parkinson"
Eh, who are they??? 😕
"I notice that the members of New Odour just cannot leave me alone. I am flattered especially after 8 bloody years. Have to answer many false accusations…. which I won’t do here…Relax Turner Parkinson!"
Ah, I see! ![]()
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