FINALLY picked up "Hell's Ditch" today, and absolutly love it! Though Mr. Shane McGowan sounds like either he's had a little too much to drink or smoked one too many joints...which is a shame, 'cause he has some serious talent, and it's slightly hard to understand what he's saying on this CD...
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Mr. Shane McGowan sounds like either he's had a little too much to drink or smoked one too many joints...which is a shame, 'cause he has some serious talent...
Plenty of respected people in the music world say how good Shane McGowan is, so he must be but his 'talent' totally bypasses me. I just don't 'get' his style of singing at all - it baffles me how anybody can listen to him - anybody that's not deaf anyway )
To each their own -{
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Viva la Vida - Coldplay (and the rest of the new album)
This album has to grow on me. I like the title track a lot and Violet Hill has grown on me two. Now, if the rest of the album grows on me this could be my favorite Coldplay album. Just a tip though when you listen to the CD, turn your bass way down. Some of the songs have very heavy bass.
Some people would complain even if you hang them with a new rope
Mr. Shane McGowan sounds like either he's had a little too much to drink or smoked one too many joints...which is a shame, 'cause he has some serious talent...
Plenty of respected people in the music world say how good Shane McGowan is, so he must be but his 'talent' totally bypasses me. I just don't 'get' his style of singing at all - it baffles me how anybody can listen to him - anybody that's not deaf anyway )
To each their own -{
His singing grew on me (in an odd sort of way)...and it's all my friend's father's fault I mainly listen to The Pogues for the instrumentation, which is fantastic
lol indeed
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Viva la Vida - Coldplay (and the rest of the new album)
This album has to grow on me. I like the title track a lot and Violet Hill has grown on me too. Now, if the rest of the album grows on me this could be my favorite Coldplay album.
This one has to grow on me also. "Viva La Vida" and "Violent Hill" are definitely the best tracks, but I'm starting to like a few others a lot too.
As far as ranking goes, I find this album to be superior only to Parachutes, although this could change.
Coldplay is actually coming to Chicago next month. I would very much like to go.
"My acting range? Left eyebrow raised, right eyebrow raised..."
-Roger Moore
Mr MartiniThat nice house in the sky.Posts: 2,707MI6 Agent
Viva la Vida - Coldplay (and the rest of the new album)
This album has to grow on me. I like the title track a lot and Violet Hill has grown on me too. Now, if the rest of the album grows on me this could be my favorite Coldplay album.
This one has to grow on me also. "Viva La Vida" and "Violent Hill" are definitely the best tracks, but I'm starting to like a few others a lot too.
As far as ranking goes, I find this album to be superior only to Parachutes, although this could change.
Coldplay is actually coming to Chicago next month. I would very much like to go.
I've listened to this again and Strawberry Swing has grown on me also. The other thing that get's me about this album is two tracks are duel tracks. To bad Life In Technicolor wasn't longer. Now to get the other tracks listened to when my mind isn't busy doing something else. I should pop in the other three Coldplay albums and compare and contrast. This is really a different Coldplay album, for some reason it really makes me listen instead of sitting and hearing it in the backround.
Some people would complain even if you hang them with a new rope
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,762Chief of Staff
The Pretender by Foo Fighters off their last album. Not a big fan, but I love this song.
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Paranoid - Black Sabbath.
Am considering in investing in some Black Sabbath as I've heard some stuff I liked in the past, so before I purchase via iTunes, I'm listening on YouTube.
Am considering in investing in some Black Sabbath as I've heard some stuff I liked in the past, so before I purchase via iTunes, I'm listening on YouTube.
Classic Sabbath. -{ May I recommend anything off the Master Of Reality album.
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,762Chief of Staff
Duran Duran vs Mark Ronson with a brilliant Bond Medley - I really hope they decide to tour together.
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scaramanga1The English RivieraPosts: 845Chief of Staff
Duran Duran vs Mark Ronson with a brilliant Bond Medley - I really hope they decide to tour together.
Brilliant! I loved that -I couldn't agree more.
I've just been listening to a CD created by a DJ on the "Mod" scene -its a collection of quite obscure 1960's tunes that are absolutely great. One of which is a John Barry tune -The Human Jungle - other tunes that I like are tunes that could also be considered for Tarantinoesque movies -tracks such as Night of The Vampire by The Moontrekkers and Parchman Farm by The Rats
What's the buzz on Coldplay's new album? Is it as good as their earlier stuff?
"He’s a man way out there in the blue, riding on a smile and a shoeshine. And when they start not smiling back—that’s an earthquake. and then you get yourself a couple of spots on your hat, and you’re finished. Nobody dast blame this man. A salesman is got to dream, boy. It comes with the territory." Death of a Salesman
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What's the buzz on Coldplay's new album? Is it as good as their earlier stuff?
It had to grow on me. I really enjoy the album now. The buzz I've read from other people is it's way better than X&Y. As for being better than Rush of Blood and Parachutes, not sure. Try youtube for the video to their single Violet Hill. BTW, Brian Eno is the producer.
Some people would complain even if you hang them with a new rope
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,762Chief of Staff
Am considering in investing in some Black Sabbath as I've heard some stuff I liked in the past, so before I purchase via iTunes, I'm listening on YouTube.
Classic Sabbath. -{ May I recommend anything off the Master Of Reality album.
I'd also recommend Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: "Living just for dying...dying just for you---yeah!"
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"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
Am considering in investing in some Black Sabbath as I've heard some stuff I liked in the past, so before I purchase via iTunes, I'm listening on YouTube.
Classic Sabbath. -{ May I recommend anything off the Master Of Reality album.
I'd also recommend Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: "Living just for dying...dying just for you---yeah!"
Yeah!
I learned my first power chords, and how to tune to low D, with SBS.
It had to grow on me. I really enjoy the album now. The buzz I've read from other people is it's way better than X&Y. As for being better than Rush of Blood and Parachutes, not sure. Try youtube for the video to their single Violet Hill. BTW, Brian Eno is the producer.
What, the use of the word 'good' in relation to Coldplay? :v
"He’s a man way out there in the blue, riding on a smile and a shoeshine. And when they start not smiling back—that’s an earthquake. and then you get yourself a couple of spots on your hat, and you’re finished. Nobody dast blame this man. A salesman is got to dream, boy. It comes with the territory." Death of a Salesman
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One of the best bands ever, IMO :007)
FINALLY picked up "Hell's Ditch" today, and absolutly love it! Though Mr. Shane McGowan sounds like either he's had a little too much to drink or smoked one too many joints...which is a shame, 'cause he has some serious talent, and it's slightly hard to understand what he's saying on this CD...
~Pen -{
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Plenty of respected people in the music world say how good Shane McGowan is, so he must be but his 'talent' totally bypasses me. I just don't 'get' his style of singing at all - it baffles me how anybody can listen to him - anybody that's not deaf anyway
To each their own -{
This album has to grow on me. I like the title track a lot and Violet Hill has grown on me two. Now, if the rest of the album grows on me this could be my favorite Coldplay album. Just a tip though when you listen to the CD, turn your bass way down. Some of the songs have very heavy bass.
His singing grew on me (in an odd sort of way)...and it's all my friend's father's fault
lol indeed
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mountainburdphotography.wordpress.com
This one has to grow on me also. "Viva La Vida" and "Violent Hill" are definitely the best tracks, but I'm starting to like a few others a lot too.
As far as ranking goes, I find this album to be superior only to Parachutes, although this could change.
Coldplay is actually coming to Chicago next month. I would very much like to go.
-Roger Moore
I've listened to this again and Strawberry Swing has grown on me also. The other thing that get's me about this album is two tracks are duel tracks. To bad Life In Technicolor wasn't longer. Now to get the other tracks listened to when my mind isn't busy doing something else. I should pop in the other three Coldplay albums and compare and contrast. This is really a different Coldplay album, for some reason it really makes me listen instead of sitting and hearing it in the backround.
From the gig I attended last night - sound quality here isn't brilliant, unlike the actual gig itself
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rHfuHEVOe_o&feature=related
Video here.
Very enjoyable.
Am considering in investing in some Black Sabbath as I've heard some stuff I liked in the past, so before I purchase via iTunes, I'm listening on YouTube.
Brilliant! I loved that -I couldn't agree more.
I've just been listening to a CD created by a DJ on the "Mod" scene -its a collection of quite obscure 1960's tunes that are absolutely great. One of which is a John Barry tune -The Human Jungle - other tunes that I like are tunes that could also be considered for Tarantinoesque movies -tracks such as Night of The Vampire by The Moontrekkers and Parchman Farm by The Rats
It had to grow on me. I really enjoy the album now. The buzz I've read from other people is it's way better than X&Y. As for being better than Rush of Blood and Parachutes, not sure. Try youtube for the video to their single Violet Hill. BTW, Brian Eno is the producer.
Oxymoron alert
Genesis - Invisible Touch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm4Qwb9cjA8
I'd also recommend Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: "Living just for dying...dying just for you---yeah!"
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
I learned my first power chords, and how to tune to low D, with SBS.
What, the use of the word 'good' in relation to Coldplay? :v
Uh-huh. Try replacing 'good' with whiney.
Yup !
Not my 'thing' at all.
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Rarely has power pop been this pure, and certainly never this sleazy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh-0fOLTx4Q