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Old 08-13-2014, 10:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I really like them. I would like more information or facts about them if anybody has them. Also, could someone advise an album to purchase for someone who is just getting into their music. Thanks. I never hear that much about them compared to the other 60's band. I think they are really good. I like their singing and their sound.


I love these songs

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What do you guys think of this band? I think they are fantastic!
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Old 08-13-2014, 10:19 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Unless they have an album's worth of mindblowing gems I've never heard, I would say they're accurately rated.
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Old 08-13-2014, 10:29 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Unless they have an album's worth of mindblowing gems I've never heard, I would say they're accurately rated.
I always have one to five of there songs on a music playlist and I think they have an underrated disography from the songs I've heard. I also think they were not bad dressers.

This is my fav look they wore and I like the mix matched shoes. lol
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This is the only Troggs album I have, and it's about as far as I've ever had the desire to get into their music. Probably any of their various greatest hits compilations would give you most (if not all) of what you're looking for.

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This is the only Troggs album I have, and it's about as far as I've ever had the desire to get into their music. Probably any of their various greatest hits compilations would give you most (if not all) of what you're looking for.
Okay thanks.
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Okay thanks.
From Nowhere is definitely their best album, but buying a best of might be the way to go.
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Never liked "Wild Thing". Decent riff, but the stop start thing just kills the energy of that song for me. The songs you posted didn't make me like them any more either.
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Never liked "Wild Thing". Decent riff, but the stop start thing just kills the energy of that song for me. The songs you posted didn't make me like them any more either.

Really? I think it is a great song! I love the riff and the way he sings. Classic for sure.

Stop start in reference to what?
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From Nowhere is definitely their best album, but buying a best of might be the way to go.
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This is my first time hearing then and i agree with Batlord i didn't like 'wild thing' but i did like 'Say darling' and from 'Feels like a woman' i really liked the guitar and pacing of the song but i didn't like the vocals in the chorus.

My first impression from them is that they sound like almost every band from that era but that they maybe have a couple of good tracks in their catalogue.
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