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The song that goes "Every day I love you less and less" or something like that.
It's excellent but I have no idea who the artist/band is.
It's excellent but I have no idea who the artist/band is.
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Hedfix wrote:
The Dears singer's a
> boring little ****,
Ha. Reading this back I still can't get over this. Yeah there are some quiter moments, but then there are some times when he's jumping all over the place and shouting or whispering, etc.
The Dears singer's a
> boring little ****,
Ha. Reading this back I still can't get over this. Yeah there are some quiter moments, but then there are some times when he's jumping all over the place and shouting or whispering, etc.
*sotto* South....
Clazon wrote:
> Ha. The Dears are one of the most varied bands out recently.
Yes 'recently'.
I don't hold anything out at the moment in a high regard.
> Even though their album has a "feel", the songs are pretty
> much each unique.
>
> Look at Lost In the Plot. It's as if it's two completely different
> songs in one. Certainly not boring...
Like I said, the music was quite interesting: it's a shame the singer sounds like he wants to be somewhere else and the 'screaming' elements just don't cut it.
Now if you give some of those Ozrics songs a listen you'll find each one sounds like it has about 5/6 instrumental songs within each tune.
> Ha. The Dears are one of the most varied bands out recently.
Yes 'recently'.
I don't hold anything out at the moment in a high regard.
> Even though their album has a "feel", the songs are pretty
> much each unique.
>
> Look at Lost In the Plot. It's as if it's two completely different
> songs in one. Certainly not boring...
Like I said, the music was quite interesting: it's a shame the singer sounds like he wants to be somewhere else and the 'screaming' elements just don't cut it.
Now if you give some of those Ozrics songs a listen you'll find each one sounds like it has about 5/6 instrumental songs within each tune.
Clazon wrote:
> Hedfix wrote:
> The Dears singer's a
> boring little ****,
>
> Ha. Reading this back I still can't get over this. Yeah there are
> some quiter moments, but then there are some times when he's jumping
> all over the place and shouting or whispering, etc.
And he can't carry those changes off in a decent way, I've heard much better and how he does it doesn't raise my interest in the slightest.
> Hedfix wrote:
> The Dears singer's a
> boring little ****,
>
> Ha. Reading this back I still can't get over this. Yeah there are
> some quiter moments, but then there are some times when he's jumping
> all over the place and shouting or whispering, etc.
And he can't carry those changes off in a decent way, I've heard much better and how he does it doesn't raise my interest in the slightest.
Hedfix wrote:
> Clazon wrote:
> Ha. The Dears are one of the most varied bands out recently.
>
> Yes 'recently'.
>
> I don't hold anything out at the moment in a high regard.
I suggested them though, because you can't link them to modern music and they break the mould. It's unfair to judge them as just another modern "The" band.
> Now if you give some of those Ozrics songs a listen you'll find each
> one sounds like it has about 5/6 instrumental songs within each tune.
I could make a song with 20 songs in one. Doesn't make it a good song, good music or good to listen to, does it? But that's delving into whether your musical taste is more brown band or white band...
> Clazon wrote:
> Ha. The Dears are one of the most varied bands out recently.
>
> Yes 'recently'.
>
> I don't hold anything out at the moment in a high regard.
I suggested them though, because you can't link them to modern music and they break the mould. It's unfair to judge them as just another modern "The" band.
> Now if you give some of those Ozrics songs a listen you'll find each
> one sounds like it has about 5/6 instrumental songs within each tune.
I could make a song with 20 songs in one. Doesn't make it a good song, good music or good to listen to, does it? But that's delving into whether your musical taste is more brown band or white band...
Clazon wrote:
> I could make a song with 20 songs in one. Doesn't make it a good
> song, good music or good to listen to, does it? But that's delving
> into whether your musical taste is more brown band or white band...
Regardless, Ozric Tentacles are the best band I've ever heard.
> I could make a song with 20 songs in one. Doesn't make it a good
> song, good music or good to listen to, does it? But that's delving
> into whether your musical taste is more brown band or white band...
Regardless, Ozric Tentacles are the best band I've ever heard.
Clazon wrote:
>
> I suggested them though, because you can't link them to modern music
> and they break the mould. It's unfair to judge them as just another
> modern "The" band.
However their music seems solidly based in 60's influences which makes the link to the other 'The' bands that do the same a rather solid one.
>
> I suggested them though, because you can't link them to modern music
> and they break the mould. It's unfair to judge them as just another
> modern "The" band.
However their music seems solidly based in 60's influences which makes the link to the other 'The' bands that do the same a rather solid one.
Hedfix wrote:
> Clazon wrote:
>
> I could make a song with 20 songs in one. Doesn't make it a good
> song, good music or good to listen to, does it? But that's delving
> into whether your musical taste is more brown band or white band...
>
> Regardless, Ozric Tentacles are the best band I've ever heard.
Fair enough.
I haven't heard them...
Just out of interest, so I have a better understanding of your "unique" taste, rate the following bands. (Yay, Nay or Meh)#
Deep Purple
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Guns and Roses
Radiohead
Oasis
Coldplay
Blur
Velvet Underground
Kasabian
Led Zepplin
> Clazon wrote:
>
> I could make a song with 20 songs in one. Doesn't make it a good
> song, good music or good to listen to, does it? But that's delving
> into whether your musical taste is more brown band or white band...
>
> Regardless, Ozric Tentacles are the best band I've ever heard.
Fair enough.
I haven't heard them...
Just out of interest, so I have a better understanding of your "unique" taste, rate the following bands. (Yay, Nay or Meh)#
Deep Purple
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Guns and Roses
Radiohead
Oasis
Coldplay
Blur
Velvet Underground
Kasabian
Led Zepplin
> Deep Purple - Can't think of a song I've heard. 'Smoke on the Water'?
> Red Hot Chili Peppers - 'Can't stop' is good along with 'Give it away' or whatever it's called.
> Guns and Roses - Quality band I grew up with. Hardly a 'Duff' moment.
> Radiohead - 'Just' is ok. Not heard much.
> Oasis - Noel's voice good, Liam's voice is terrible.
> Coldplay - 'Daylight' is good and one other.
> Blur - Song 2, That country song, Crazy beat - all good, not fussed by most of it.
> Velvet Underground - Step Brother likes them. Haven't heard.
> Kasabian - From the small amount I've heard they seem to be like The Stone Roses but not as good. I'll stick with The Stone Roses thanks.
> Led Zepplin - Not really heard much. Not fussed.
Now some random bands/groups i listen to on occasion:
Godhead, Space, Manson, Dandy Warhols, My Vitriol, Prodigy, American Hifi, 2nd Gen, breed77, Theory of a dead man, Papa Roach, Linkin Park, (Early) garbage, some of The Verve, Mad at Gravity, Blink 182, POD, RATM, Disturbed, The Police/Early Sting, Lit, AAF, Velvet Revolver, some Korn, some Dire Straights, Eminem, Jesus Jones, Nut, Snakers Pimps and One Minute Silence.
To name but a few. :)
> Red Hot Chili Peppers - 'Can't stop' is good along with 'Give it away' or whatever it's called.
> Guns and Roses - Quality band I grew up with. Hardly a 'Duff' moment.
> Radiohead - 'Just' is ok. Not heard much.
> Oasis - Noel's voice good, Liam's voice is terrible.
> Coldplay - 'Daylight' is good and one other.
> Blur - Song 2, That country song, Crazy beat - all good, not fussed by most of it.
> Velvet Underground - Step Brother likes them. Haven't heard.
> Kasabian - From the small amount I've heard they seem to be like The Stone Roses but not as good. I'll stick with The Stone Roses thanks.
> Led Zepplin - Not really heard much. Not fussed.
Now some random bands/groups i listen to on occasion:
Godhead, Space, Manson, Dandy Warhols, My Vitriol, Prodigy, American Hifi, 2nd Gen, breed77, Theory of a dead man, Papa Roach, Linkin Park, (Early) garbage, some of The Verve, Mad at Gravity, Blink 182, POD, RATM, Disturbed, The Police/Early Sting, Lit, AAF, Velvet Revolver, some Korn, some Dire Straights, Eminem, Jesus Jones, Nut, Snakers Pimps and One Minute Silence.
To name but a few. :)
If it's chilled out music it has to be damn good for me to listen to it more than once. :D
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