Embrace

[Silent Bob]

Out of nothing and this new day are both good albums and as good as anything the band have ever done.

What I just did in the toilet is as good as anything the band have ever done.

 

[Wilka]

What I just did in the toilet is as good as anything the band have ever done.

Fair enough

 

[Silent Bob]

I think "Gravity" was the song Chris Martin wrote for them btw.

 

[bhaexpress]

I dislike them 'More than words can say'.

 

[zefarelly]

I think "Gravity" was the song Chris Martin wrote for them btw.

thats what took away what I did in the toilet . . . .I think the Embrace management rejected it . . .too rich and complex for them to deal with

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Embrace :thud:

 

[Silent Bob]

thats what took away what I did in the toilet . . . .I think the Embrace management rejected it . . .too rich and complex for them to deal with

 

[Meade's Ball]

I'd listen to them if i drunkenly strolled into Morrisons or Iceland one Sunday afternoon. But i'd be forced to handle something of meagre temperature, but vicious intent. A linda McCartney quornburger tossed like a Vietnamese frisbee at pop singers who hum in lifts and smile at their result.
Not my bag, those self-styled genii of dog-tracks love in bus-stops.

 

[looney]

Embrace are musical mogadon and a good way to stun cows before the slaughter.


Coldplay are shit and people who like them deserve public ridicule and those who buy their records should be put on trial for enviromental polution.


I cant make my mind up though wether I'm more likley to hear of a mass suicide at a coldplay or Radiohead concert.


Anyone remember when rock music was happy or angry rather than whiney?

 

[zefarelly]

Embrace are musical mogadon and a good way to stun cows before the slaughter.


Coldplay are shit and people who like them deserve public ridicule and those who buy their records should be put on trial for enviromental polution.


I cant make my mind up though wether I'm more likley to hear of a mass suicide at a coldplay or Radiohead concert.


Anyone remember when rock music was happy or angry rather than whiney?

yes I do, great days

 

[Giant Seagull]

I'd listen to them if i drunkenly strolled into Morrisons or Iceland one Sunday afternoon. But i'd be forced to handle something of meagre temperature, but vicious intent. A linda McCartney quornburger tossed like a Vietnamese frisbee at pop singers who hum in lifts and smile at their result.
Not my bag, those self-styled genii of dog-tracks love in bus-stops.

just what i was about to say