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Oh my word
I'm in shock, it's called 'The Love of Richard Nixon'. Which the title in itself is pretty poor.
Now imagine some sort of techno The Smiths... oh my it's poor. Not even I can like this.
Though, who knows? It might grow on me.
EDIT: I actually like it now. Everyone else won't. They've at least changed their sound, got to give them that.
I'm in shock, it's called 'The Love of Richard Nixon'. Which the title in itself is pretty poor.
Now imagine some sort of techno The Smiths... oh my it's poor. Not even I can like this.
Though, who knows? It might grow on me.
EDIT: I actually like it now. Everyone else won't. They've at least changed their sound, got to give them that.
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Through fairly convoluted circumstances, I've seen the Manics twice. The second time they looked like they were about to implode under the weight of their own self loathing.
Erm...no-one gave a damn about Morrissey? Wow...and here was me thinking Forest and Bell were the 2 most ill-informed individuals on the net.
Erm...no-one gave a damn about Morrissey? Wow...and here was me thinking Forest and Bell were the 2 most ill-informed individuals on the net.
mikelar wrote:
> Smiths are cack. 80's cheap sounding trash nobody gave a damn about
> until NME decided they were cool again.
>
> Morrissey's a long headed idiot.
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Ha.
AhahahahHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The fact that you think the NME's opinion on anything matters is why this sentence is gloriously stupid.
I may not like The Smiths, but you'd be hard pushed to find a more seminal and influencial band from that period (along with The Fall, Jesus & Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine).
"80's cheap sounding trash nobody gave a damn about"
hahahahahahahahaha
> Smiths are cack. 80's cheap sounding trash nobody gave a damn about
> until NME decided they were cool again.
>
> Morrissey's a long headed idiot.
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Ha.
AhahahahHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The fact that you think the NME's opinion on anything matters is why this sentence is gloriously stupid.
I may not like The Smiths, but you'd be hard pushed to find a more seminal and influencial band from that period (along with The Fall, Jesus & Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine).
"80's cheap sounding trash nobody gave a damn about"
hahahahahahahahaha
I'm listening to it again.
If this is the lead single, god help the album.
Holy Bible to This is my Truth + Motorcycle Emptiness/Motown Junk = Excellent
Everything else is below par.
If this is the lead single, god help the album.
Holy Bible to This is my Truth + Motorcycle Emptiness/Motown Junk = Excellent
Everything else is below par.
I've bought 4 editions of the NME in my life. 3 in about 1999 and one the other week in HMV to use up my voucher.
Smiths are cack. 80's cheap sounding trash nobody gave a damn about until NME decided they were cool again.
Morrissey's a long headed idiot.
Morrissey's a long headed idiot.
You're just sick, you know that? SICK!
Anyway, as much as I love the smiths and like the preachers, I can't see a techno-smiths-esque song being any good.
If you've... acquired it, sheppu, please, do pass it on.
Anyway, as much as I love the smiths and like the preachers, I can't see a techno-smiths-esque song being any good.
If you've... acquired it, sheppu, please, do pass it on.
Smiths are good. Techno is better.
Oh dear.
Smiths = good. Techno = not
Smiths = good. Techno = not
Haha
The Manics - a perfect example of a band starting well and ending up utterly atrocious, big fat Spitting Image puppet parodies of themselves. And I can solve the biggest Goth mystery ever - James Dean Bradfield ate him.
The Manics - a perfect example of a band starting well and ending up utterly atrocious, big fat Spitting Image puppet parodies of themselves. And I can solve the biggest Goth mystery ever - James Dean Bradfield ate him.
Does Paul Merton still drum for them?
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