Palookaville - the CD

[Simster]

What do you reckon then.

I'm quite impressed. Some of it's a bit cut-n-paste-done-it-before type shite but there's some decent stuff on it.

I quite like "Long Way From Home", and "Song For Chesh" is also quite tidy.

 

[aftershavedave]

i heard bits of this yesterday, and while i've liked his stuff before, that "slash dot dash" is, well, "gash"....

 

[Simster]

i heard bits of this yesterday, and while i've liked his stuff before, that "slash dot slash" is, well, "gash"....

Correct.

 

[itszamora]

Bought it this morning, I think it's his best album yet and I don't generally consider myself a fan of this kind of music

 

[Braders]

been singing the start of " don't let the man get you down" all day

 

[Cian]

Anybody who says this is his "best album" has not heard his first album, SKINT's first album. Before he was wellknown.

Find it, get it, listen to it. Agree that the albums have got worse since

Better Living Through Chemistry

And in particular, track 1, Song For Lindy.

 

[Scotty Mac]

second album was the best, 'you've come a long way baby'. although i will be purchasing this one tomorrow

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Now come on Sim, you know you're too old for that album. Back to the Tom Jones album for you

 

[Cian]

second album was the best, 'you've come a long way baby'. although i will be purchasing this one tomorrow

Something tells me you're writing that without having actually listened to Better Living Through Chemistry. Rare to think the second is better if you've actually heard the first and aren't just assuming.

It was before he was commercial. It was a personal album done on a small, not yet commercial record lable. The first single off it (Everybody Needs a 303) was SKINTCD01....

 

[Scotty Mac]

Something tells me you're writing that without having actually listened to Better Living Through Chemistry. Rare to think the second is better if you've actually heard the first and aren't just assuming.

It was before he was commercial. It was a personal album done on a small, not yet commercial record lable. The first single off it (Everybody Needs a 303) was SKINTCD01....

i have that album - its blue with a floppy disk on the front if im not very much mistaken

i must confess i haven't listened to it for a while though, maybe ill give it a whack tonight and reconsdier

 

[Cian]

White with a blue floppy from memory, doesn't matter anyway

Sleeve is a pisstake of Blue Monday, the very first dance track as we know them now, where the record sleeve was like the old 8 inch floppy disks. Better Living... has a 90mm/3.5 inch one, a "modern" floppy.

 

[Brighton Breezy]

been singing the start of " don't let the man get you down" all day

I THINK I may have heard you.

 

[Kev the Ape]

2 pac is much better , but i will buy this tommorow when i meet my mum in town.

 

[Bwian]

I bought it Yesterday-mainly because Norm has done so much to publicise our need for a new stadium. Listened to it in a flipping through the tracks kind of way....it's alright and I will probably grow to like it. Don't really care if I don't-Norm is an Albion legend

 

[Cian]

Good god man, Shakur died years ago. Well, was made dead by the media, thats another matter

He has feck all music and all of it morbidly depressing, racist and above all, SHITE.

 

[Scotty Mac]

2 pac is much better

who

 

[Cian]

Tupac Shakur, the long dead rapper that Kev The Ape mentioned.

 

[Kev the Ape]

do not tell me you have never heard of 2 pac

 

[Scotty Mac]

do not tell me you have never heard of 2 pac

he sounds like a bloody idiot. let me guess, 'some well fit american rapper whos well cool cos he makes rhymes about peoples mums?'

 

[Kev the Ape]

your close but no way near, he was a legendary rapper. much better then eminem, or dr dre etc.