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I remember someone likening them to The Smiths who I hate, so although I had Up the Bracket on my iPod, I didn't listen to it. You'd be shocked if you actually knew me, because I hardly ever go by other peoples opinions or reviews.
I've subsequently listened through Up the Bracket about 8 times since last night. Plus Narcissist and Don't Look Back Into the Sun.
Stupid, stupid me.
I liked Babyshambles a bit too.
Now to go forth and buy Up the Bracket.
But given they're the kind of band the NME loves 'cos they're teh punx!' I'm thinking I won't like them at all...
> The final bit of Likely Lads is pure gold.
You mean the bonus track, France?
Quite simply my favourite band, and you all knows it.
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> Isn't Bm just the reverse of D except on the 1st and second frets and
> on strings D G B?
>
> I thought it was easy. Unless that's just B...
The chord itself is quite tricky considering the song moves along at quite a fast pace, you only play it once then move onto E, so it's quick finger movements required.
The Smiths who I hate - HATE you
> although I had Up the Bracket on my iPod, I didn't listen to it. - HATE you
> I've subsequently listened through Up the Bracket about 8 times since
> last night. Plus Narcissist and Don't Look Back Into the Sun.- LOVE you
> I liked Babyshambles a bit too. - INCORRECT
> Now to go forth and buy Up the Bracket. - Buy self-titled instead.
> Heh.
>
> I love Bulletproof for random chords. That was the first song I
> played which opened my mind to how chords could be broken and
> maniupulated etc.
Heh. Try some Dave Matthews Band stuff for odd chords.