"Pinkerton" albums.

[kosmo vinyl]

the one I always dug was "And What You Give Is What You Get" the instrumental with that great "The Jam" sample at the end.

[TheREALHunter]

Originally posted by kosmo:
  the one I was dug was "And What You Give Is What You Get" the instrumental with that great "The Jam" sample at the end.

This is 1975 that rope shit is dead! or something like that HAHA

[godsshoeshine]

i wanna say in the aeroplane over the sea, but that might be the ignored thingy too

[bearman🐻]

The Bends by Radiohead got panned by critics I think, and I'm not sure if fans really loved it initially. Now some people argue that it's even better than OK Computer.

[dfmcpete]

I guess it did well, but all I remember anyone talking about when Modest Mouse's "The Moon and Antarctica" came out was how they had sold out. I love that album now.

[Chip Chanko]

I used to get into arguments with a guy in college who was nuts about them and always talked about The Bends being amazing when it came out but I a) never listened to it b) hated the cover (this is around 93/94 i think). I also lked to say they were just one hit wonders.
 
 

Originally posted by bearman:
  The Bends by Radiohead got panned by critics I think, and I'm not sure if fans really loved it initially. Now some people argue that it's even better than OK Computer.

[Vas Deferens]

paula abdul - "spellbound"

[Firebutt McGee]

Massive Attack, "100th Window"

[Smylie]

While i know they are hated on here...
 
 Dave Matthews Band - Before These Crowded Streets

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

they were, creep.
 
 

Originally posted by Chip Chanko:
  I used to get into arguments with a guy in college who was nuts about them and always talked about The Bends being amazing when it came out but I a) never listened to it b) hated the cover (this is around 93/94 i think). I also lked to say they were just one hit wonders.
 
   

Originally posted by bearman:
  The Bends by Radiohead got panned by critics I think, and I'm not sure if fans really loved it initially. Now some people argue that it's even better than OK Computer.

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[HoyaSaxa03]

this thread, while incredibly stupid, made me put on "wowee zowee" for the first time in a while ... fuck, it's fantastic
 
 i'm not a huge pavement fanatic, but is "kennel district" highly regarded by pavement nut-jobs?  if not, it should be

[Chip Chanko]

Fleetwood Mac - Tusk?

[Chip Chanko]

man. i'm a loser.
 
 

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
  they were, creep.
 
   

Originally posted by Chip Chanko:
  I used to get into arguments with a guy in college who was nuts about them and always talked about The Bends being amazing when it came out but I a) never listened to it b) hated the cover (this is around 93/94 i think). I also lked to say they were just one hit wonders.
 
   

Originally posted by bearman:
  The Bends by Radiohead got panned by critics I think, and I'm not sure if fans really loved it initially. Now some people argue that it's even better than OK Computer.

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[vansmack]

U2 - Auchtung Baby

[BookerT]

Originally posted by Hoya Paranoia:
  i'm not a huge pavement fanatic, but is "kennel district" highly regarded by pavement nut-jobs?  if not, it should be

it's pretty widely regarded as spiral's finest moment, but still, it's spiral and not malkmus.