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LMAOOriginally posted by Kameleon
I wouldn't rate S Club 7 as low as Steps, mainly 'cos of Rachel, but did you hear that Paul from S Club is going off to do his own side-project? Apparently, it's going to be "like Rage Against The Machine".
You may commence laughter now
Along with Abba, such a shame they aren't British they would have definately been on my Greatest Album listOriginally posted by CM
Thats what makes Steps great!!
Although i think Five certainly are in the running.....shame about their splitting up Just goes to show their level of intellect!Originally posted by frogus
I never really like 5ive that much. I did, however, admire the clever word trick that they used in their name. It's clever the way they are called 'five' and there actually is the number 'five' in their title. It's incredibly rewarding, and on so many levels.
and @Sleep Portishead's eponymous record's better than Blue Lines. So there.
They were terrible, but at least they tried some different things; none of them worked. They are still better than A1 toughOriginally posted by frogus
I never really like 5ive that much. I did, however, admire the clever word trick that they used in their name. It's clever the way they are called 'five' and there actually is the number 'five' in their title. It's incredibly rewarding, and on so many levels.
Dummy is the best of Portishead's albums so perhaps that would be in better contentionand @Sleep Portishead's eponymous record's better than Blue Lines. So there.
Again it is a shame that live album's aren't allowed because Portishead's is absolutely ace They are that band that did a cover of Ah-Ha's only decent trackOriginally posted by frogus
WTF is A1?
Bah, Portishead is atleast as good as Dummy. Dont spread any vile rumors.Originally posted by Mr Sleep
Dummy is the best of Portishead's albums so perhaps that would be in better contention
It was slightly more of an abstract album, some of the tracks are down right self indulgent. It depends on what you want from an album, Portishead as a structure was better, but Dummy had the better tracks IMOOriginally posted by Dottie
Bah, Portishead is atleast as good as Dummy. Dont spread any vile rumors.
Oh my, how could i possibly post an agressive response to such diplomatic anwers.Originally posted by Mr Sleep
It was slightly more of an abstract album, some of the tracks are down right self indulgent. It depends on what you want from an album, Portishead as a structure was better, but Dummy had the better tracks IMO
What? Floodland and 'First and Last and Always' is so much better then Vision thing, how dare you speak such atrocities?Originally posted by Yshania
Of my own personal taste it would have to be The Wall , closely followed by Vision Thing (Sisters of Mercy)
LOLOriginally posted by Dottie
Oh my, how could i possibly post an agressive response to such diplomatic anwers.
I could write a trolling answer if you want? .I think there are 2 weak tracks on Portishead, where as Dunny is all tight, i guess it is personal opinionOriginally posted by frogus
Portishead wasn't self indulgent!! Dummy was quite pop-ish, but the tunes are just as tight on Portishead...it's just the sounds are more experimental and the bass is meaner. Portishead is much more soulful, and sadder as well (**** as I may sound for saying it)...
I would have to agree with your finding though; to some degree.I forget you are only 14, "Take me on (take on me) take me home" doesn't mean anything to you then?Which brings me to my second question: WTF is Ah-ha?
How'd you guessPs - you into Erykah Badu Sleep?
LOL...What can I say?How'd you guess
A lot of people said that Mama's Gun was weak as well, but i think it is a work of art, again i think it is probably opinons basedOriginally posted by frogus
LOL...What can I say?
I saw her two years ago at the B-Boying Championships @ Brixton Academy...never been to a proper concert of hers though, but friends tell me her recent gigs have been weak...
I would like to see her again, i suppose in Oxford you get to see lots of bandsnah...mama's gun was incredible (was she having her baby at the time? I don't remember) Baduizm was a bit dopey for my likings. It was cool, but I would never listen to it just on my own or something...it had to accompany a big burn...Mama's Gun though is a real record. It's a lot more serious whih is nice IMHO...A lot of people said that Mama's Gun was weak as well, but i think it is a work of art, again i think it is probably opinons based I would like to see her again, i suppose in Oxford you get to see lots of bands
. Much as I dispise the Strokes they did their first UK gig here IIRC and at the time averyone was going crazy. Kate Moss was at the gig ...that was crazy umm..anyway loads of cool people come and play at the Zodiac when they're kind of heading around the UK on their 'small intimate for-the-people tours'...ha ha Roni Size is gonna be at the Brookes Student Uni in May!!!!