Music Banter - Various Musicians Slaughter Classic Albums

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Originally Posted by Crowquill (Post 375047)

Who is 1990s?

Once upon a time there was a Scottish Lo-fi Indie band called The Yummy Fur.The Yummy Fur were around during the mid to late 90 , had a few singles ,released a couple of albums. Didn't really get much interest outside of the indie press and split up after a few years. Half the band went on to form Franz Ferdinand , the other half formed 1990s.
Franz Ferdinand came out from the deal better.

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Originally Posted by Crowquill (Post 374958)

How is Nick Drake a bad guitarist? and I want some proof you're actually better, why not a recording of you playing Things Behind the Sun? It shouldn't be too hard since its so terrible.

I second this, I'd like to hear you try Place To Be as well.
Though you probably wont take me seriously because of my avatar but I am totally cereal :baseball:

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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger (Post 374208)

[B]

The Smiths Meat Is Murder
Nominated by Jackie McKeown of 1990s

I'm a Smiths fan and I like most of their records, but this is the weakest link in the canon. With the debut and The Queen Is Dead, you could cut up Morrissey's lyrics and they could be pages from the same book. For Meat Is Murder, he seemed to make a list of topics to write about. It was a protest album, which defeats the idea of Morrissey as romantic. The cool-guy cover with Meat Is Murder written on his helmet rams it down your throat. The title track is offensive, not least because of the loud, gated drums and 80s production that you get on Huey Lewis and the News records. Morrissey was obviously suffering from a loss of nerve or lack of faith when he wrote these songs. It took him years to write the first album in his bedroom. By the second album, he started panicking and pointing fingers at teachers at school and thinking up things like, "Oh, meat is murder and, oh, we're going to get attacked by thugs in Rusholme." Barbarism Begins at Home is where the Smiths betray their jazz-funk session-guy roots; it's absolutely treacherous to listen to, even if it was brilliant fun to record. You can just see the rolled-up jacket sleeves. It's everything Morrissey hated. Meat Is Murder is Red Wedge music for sexless students. It's like being stuck in a lift with a Manchester University Socialist Workers' Party convention.

:yikes:

wtf is he on about? twat.. (too lazy to write down why)

He?

How many men do you know called Jackie?

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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger (Post 819976)

He?

How many men do you know called Jackie?

http://mykoma.googlepages.com/Jackie_Chan_654446.jpg

And why do you keep bumping all these old threads?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackie_McKeown

Because the new one's aren't intresting, that's why.

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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger (Post 819976)

He?

How many men do you know called Jackie?

http://thesamerowdycrowd.files.wordp...on_yelling.jpg

http://www.jazz.com/assets/2008/10/3...kleSonance.jpg

Shut up

It was a rhetorical question.

:o:

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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger (Post 820027)

Shut up

It was a rhetorical question.

:o:

:laughing:

so do these sacred cows have to be slaughtered by established musicians or can we take turns making sacred burgers?