Author Topic: Favorite Bands A-Z  (Read 6369 times)

Sir HC

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Re: Favorite Bands A-Z
« Reply #30 on: January 07, 2004, 04:35:00 pm »
american analog set (the)
 butthole surfers (the)
 chemical brothers (the)
 dustdevils (the)
 Echo and the bunnymen
 flaming lips (the)
 gomez
 happy mondays
 imperial teen
 jesus and mary chain (the)
 king missile
 love and rockets
 mecury rev
 9353
 orb(the)
 pop will eat itself
 queen (more because a lack of good Q bands)
 rain parade (the)
 spiritualized
 tones on tail
 underworld
 velvet underground (the)
 who/wilco
 xtc (only if you can include the Dukes of the stratosphear here)
 Yo La Tengo
 zappa (though mostly with the mothers of invention...)
 
 I agree, some letters (P and S come to mind) were hard as I have a lot of bands I like in those slots and others (Q and X) much fewer.

bearman🐻

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Re: Favorite Bands A-Z
« Reply #31 on: January 07, 2004, 05:07:00 pm »
This was a tough one...but here's mine:
 
 Aphex Twin
 Buzzcocks
 Catherine Wheel
 Damned
 Echo & the Bunnymen
 Face to Face
 Germs
 Husker Du
 Iggy
 Joy Division
 KMFDM
 Lush
 My Bloody Valentine
 New Order
 Orbital
 Pixies
 Queens of the Stone Age
 Ramones
 Smiths
 The The
 Urge Overkill
 Velvet Underground
 Wire
 X
 Yo La Tengo
 the only one I couldn't come up with something

Bombay Chutney

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Re: Favorite Bands A-Z
« Reply #32 on: January 07, 2004, 05:09:00 pm »
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  9353
 
YEAH!

Sir HC

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Re: Favorite Bands A-Z
« Reply #33 on: January 07, 2004, 05:14:00 pm »
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  9353
 
YEAH! [/b]
Have the LPs and the CDs.  Needed to get the CDs for the great extra tracks at the start and end "We were such nice children".

Richard D Taylor

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Re: Favorite Bands A-Z
« Reply #34 on: January 07, 2004, 06:17:00 pm »
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Whipping Boy  
haven't seen these guys mentioned in quite a while
 
 do you not like Boo Radleys post "Everythings allright forever"? Giant steps is their masterpiece for me.... [/b]
I do like it.  Not nearly as much as "Everything's Alright" but I do like it.  I haven't heard anything after that one though, aside from the "Wake Up Boo" song which I liked and the "There She Goes" cover which was ok...
 
 The reason why I prefer "Everything's Alright" is that, for me, the melodies are more interesting, and the quirky & diverse sounds are better integrated into their overall sound.  I think the opening track on that album, "Spainard" is brilliant and "Does This Hurt?" is as good as shoegaze gets.  But obviously, it's a subjective thing.  I'm well aware that "Giant Steps" is considered their definitive album.  But I will admit that I have a bit of a bias towards moody/introspective music and "Giant Steps" has less of that than "Everythings Alright".  Also, I'm not a big fan of reggae and I have to be in the right mood for 60s sunshine pop (which some of it reminds me of), so therefore, it's a harder album for me to get into.  Having said that, the more I listen to it, the more I like it, with some songs being stronger than others.  So maybe someday I'll really be into it big time...
 
 As for Whipping Boy, "Heartworm" is one of my all-time favorites.  It's such a sad thing that virtually no one has heard it...

brennser

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Re: Favorite Bands A-Z
« Reply #35 on: January 07, 2004, 06:56:00 pm »
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I haven't heard anything after that one though, aside from the "Wake Up Boo" song which I liked and the "There She Goes" cover which was ok...
 
their swansong Kingsize is a very very good CD with the expcetion of one track which is terrible - Kingsize is probably my favorite after Giant Steps, then Everythings alright forever

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Re: Favorite Bands A-Z
« Reply #36 on: January 08, 2004, 01:11:00 am »
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I haven't heard anything after that one though, aside from the "Wake Up Boo" song which I liked and the "There She Goes" cover which was ok...
 
their swansong Kingsize is a very very good CD with the expcetion of one track which is terrible - Kingsize is probably my favorite after Giant Steps, then Everythings alright forever [/b]
Thanks for the info---I'll definitely check that one out as well as the rest of their albums.