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The Verve - "Urban Hymns"
It's *amazing*, I don't know why I haven't listened to it so closely before. I knew it was good, and I've got a few of their other albums, but this is so well produced, well written, really inventive - Nick McCabe is a genius, and I don't know who their drummer is, but he'd really good too. Most of all there are some great songs - not pop or rock - songs, like we used to get before everything sounded the same.
Oddly though, I don't like Bittersweet Symphony, which was their biggest track. The rest I could listen to for hours.
It's *amazing*, I don't know why I haven't listened to it so closely before. I knew it was good, and I've got a few of their other albums, but this is so well produced, well written, really inventive - Nick McCabe is a genius, and I don't know who their drummer is, but he'd really good too. Most of all there are some great songs - not pop or rock - songs, like we used to get before everything sounded the same.
Oddly though, I don't like Bittersweet Symphony, which was their biggest track. The rest I could listen to for hours.
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monkey_man wrote:
> Bwahahaha, The Music, interesting? Ahahahaha, they're about as
> interesting as a grey painting on a grey wall. I've never heard such
> a bunch of repetitive nonsense in all my life.
Which tracks of theirs have you heard then? Perhaps we could suggest some others.
> Bwahahaha, The Music, interesting? Ahahahaha, they're about as
> interesting as a grey painting on a grey wall. I've never heard such
> a bunch of repetitive nonsense in all my life.
Which tracks of theirs have you heard then? Perhaps we could suggest some others.
I would listen to the Verve if my ears didn't bleed everytime I put the CD on.
Bwahahaha, The Music, interesting? Ahahahaha, they're about as interesting as a grey painting on a grey wall. I've never heard such a bunch of repetitive nonsense in all my life.
Pretty good, prefer The Music though as they're less soulful but more interesting to listen too.
There's a B-side instrumental on the Lucky Man single that's very good too.
There's a B-side instrumental on the Lucky Man single that's very good too.
Agreed, had the same experience too. Got it when it first came out and thought it was a really strong album. Dug it out about 3 weeks ago (my sister wanted one of the tracks) and, upon listening to it again, it suddenly hit me just how good an album this is.
The Verve - "Urban Hymns"
It's *amazing*, I don't know why I haven't listened to it so closely before. I knew it was good, and I've got a few of their other albums, but this is so well produced, well written, really inventive - Nick McCabe is a genius, and I don't know who their drummer is, but he'd really good too. Most of all there are some great songs - not pop or rock - songs, like we used to get before everything sounded the same.
Oddly though, I don't like Bittersweet Symphony, which was their biggest track. The rest I could listen to for hours.
It's *amazing*, I don't know why I haven't listened to it so closely before. I knew it was good, and I've got a few of their other albums, but this is so well produced, well written, really inventive - Nick McCabe is a genius, and I don't know who their drummer is, but he'd really good too. Most of all there are some great songs - not pop or rock - songs, like we used to get before everything sounded the same.
Oddly though, I don't like Bittersweet Symphony, which was their biggest track. The rest I could listen to for hours.
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