ben andrews' girlfriend
Nurse Laura
O'Farrell Street by Shoshana Bean. A great pop / soul / R&B / Jazz album. It's brilliant.
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The must-have albums of 2013
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I was one of the 3 people that liked MGMT's last effort.
What's the verdict on Daft Punk's RAM then? Is it what we have all been waiting for? The single suggests it is. I shall be getting my copy tonight.
spring hall convert
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Make that 4!
spring hall convert
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I'm really liking it, the single is pretty representive of the rest of the record. Just don't go expecting another Discovery or Homework.
Hope you enjoy it.
Maybe it will have a Paul's Boutique type of trajectory and in years to come everyone will claim it's a seminal album and blather on about how they loved it when it came out; I will simply give you a knowing wink.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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Albumen
Don't wait for me!
He hasn't left has he? I'm actually liking the new Deerhunter album, a bit of a departure but why not?
Other albums I'm getting into but need more listens are VW, Haxan Cloak, Karl Hyde, Focus Group, Lubomyr Melnyk, and Savages. If Savages was an instrumental album I think I'd love it, but it's not and she gets on my tits.
I can't be arsed with Daft Punk.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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Nah. It will be like Moby's 'Animal Rights' album - the one you buy, listen once and say WTF? And ever since you will remember that sh*t album you bought and think: "Moby, you repressed Greenwich Village nob. You owe me big time. I bought that on the basis of the previous album being brilliant and I can't even give it away it's that bad. Next time you want to make a stand against drugs then picket the Ministry of Sound, don't release a thrash metal album that you know no-one will like, arsehat".
I'm not bitter.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Can I claim to be person 7?
Here we go, you're all coming out the wood work now that me and Spring Hall have proclaimed its brilliance (well, that it's half decent)
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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that's some exquisite taste you have there
tinycowboy
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Here we go, you're all coming out the wood work now that me and Spring Hall have proclaimed its brilliance (well, that it's half decent)
I'll give it a go - haven't given it a listen yet. I'd forgotten about it.
tinycowboy
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Lockett hasn't left, but my favourite track on the album - The Missing - is the only one he wrote on this album. We need more than one or two tracks per album - he should get together with Bradford a bit and they could meld the perfect song. I can't live with Savages vocals either - makes me feel weary - but agree that the backing tracks sound quite good.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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More of an "Everything is Wrong" kinda guy. But then it's got Mimi Goese on it
off topic, but there you go
Oh dear. His stand against drugs didn't last after that album though.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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The Depeche Mode album is growing on me...as did the XX's album of late. I've quite enjoyed them and am hoping I get a similar feeling with the latest Nick Cave although I doubt it. It was so underwhelming on the first few listens that I've begun to actively dislike it.
