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And Lemmys facial hair set him apart from most in those days too.
I think it was the face warts tbh
And Lemmys facial hair set him apart from most in those days too.
yeah definitely...listened to a motorhead album on the 1983 albums thread and it was a breath of one dimensional noise fresh air compared to some of the other ott metal about (even though this album was a bit more solo-y than earlier stuff),Takes all sorts innit - for me, the one-dimensional and noisy thing works, they're a bit like the Ramones in how they just embodied a certain approach to rocknroll stripped down to its basics or taken to its conclusion. More depth and complexity would detract from the music rather than adding to it imo. Plus Lemmy's voice sounded gruffer and cooler than the yodelling of Mr Iron Maiden, Mr Judas Priest, and I would go as far to say even Mr Black Sabbath too. (Pretty sure that's what their respective vocalists were called.)
I had forgotten all about Venom, but that phrase reminded me that I first heard them around the same time i heard motörhead, and Venom wonTakes all sorts innit - for me, the one-dimensional and noisy thing works,
My without thinking go to is Quadrophenia. It has many superb tracks that will stand alone.Any tracks you suggest particularly other than Pinball Wizard?
My all-time defining memory of Venom is that the one time I went to Primavera, Venom were playing, and I was kind of excited to see them, but I had to use the toilet, and I ended up going to this toilet that was about equidistant between the stage where Venom was playing, and another stage that was playing...some kind of dance music, in my head it was something a bit Eurohousy? Anyway, I sometimes wonder if I should go back and listen to Venom some more, but I know it'll never live up to the experience of being in a portaloo with Venom playing live in one ear and Eurohouse, or something similar, in the other.I had forgotten all about Venom, but that phrase reminded me that I first heard them around the same time i heard motörhead, and Venom won
Just how long were you in this toilet?My all-time defining memory of Venom is that the one time I went to Primavera, Venom were playing, and I was kind of excited to see them, but I had to use the toilet, and I ended up going to this toilet that was about equidistant between the stage where Venom was playing, and another stage that was playing...some kind of dance music, in my head it was something a bit Eurohousy? Anyway, I sometimes wonder if I should go back and listen to Venom some more, but I know it'll never live up to the experience of being in a portaloo with Venom playing live in one ear and Eurohouse, or something similar, in the other.
I'm not sure! I feel like I may well have been having a shit, but I also don't want to lie to the good people of urban by falsely claiming that I was having a shit in the toilet vaguely near Venom when I can't remember for sure if that was definitely the case.Just how long were you in this toilet?
& thus a new genre of music was created- VengaVenomMy all-time defining memory of Venom is that the one time I went to Primavera, Venom were playing, and I was kind of excited to see them, but I had to use the toilet, and I ended up going to this toilet that was about equidistant between the stage where Venom was playing, and another stage that was playing...some kind of dance music, in my head it was something a bit Eurohousy? Anyway, I sometimes wonder if I should go back and listen to Venom some more, but I know it'll never live up to the experience of being in a portaloo with Venom playing live in one ear and Eurohouse, or something similar, in the other.
Not a band, but Billy Bragg’s appeal mystifies me also as much as Bob Dylan’s. A horrendous grating voice and there’s nothing worse to back that but a dull acoustic guitar and no backing, not even drums.
Trevor Horn would have sorted him out and at least would have found a tune in there somewhere. Even Martin Hannett might have polished that turd.
Looking up arcade fire to see why I know them, I see that there is a husband and wife team in the band.I like Arcade Fire
Yeah, but he was making classical music.Chopin never used drums either, the tone-deaf cunt.
Yeah, ok, but the t-shirts were fucking great.
What about when they changed their name to Sting?Out on the road last night and The Police came on the radio. Had forgotten how dreadful they were.
What a statement. Might not be to your tastes granted but to claim them "rubbish" is ridiculous. I'm not a fan of The Smiths or The Cure and have never purchased anything by either band but can clearly see they are both exceptional bands and can see the attraction.The Who are rubbish.
Can you see the real me?Yes, yes....'A mod defending The Who' shocker but come on mate....rubbish?
I've had enough.Can you see the real me?
Agree wholeheartedly about Billy Bragg - shit voice, shit guitar playing, sanctimonious “prolifer than thou” earnestness. Where are the tunes? Crass is another lot where good message/politics doesn’t make up for an alarming lack of talent (ditto 90% of punk).Not a band, but Billy Bragg’s appeal mystifies me also as much as Bob Dylan’s. A horrendous grating voice and there’s nothing worse to back that but a dull acoustic guitar and no backing, not even drums.
Trevor Horn would have sorted him out and at least would have found a tune in there somewhere. Even Martin Hannett might have polished that turd.
I've set my man Miggins around to malchie you, but in the meantime you can repent of your wicked deeds:Buddy Holly
Intrigued by your thinking, other than 'not my taste'?The Faces
The Small Faces