Endtroducing probably counts...
William of Walworth said:We have a pretty high proportion of albums mentioned so far. My caring about that levels? Not that high cos some of them still stand out as pretty good
We also own lots of skanky tiny-festival related dodgy old albums too. The middle class ones tend to be more professionally produced
Don't worry, I only started the thread because I kept seeing How Middle Class is your working week? and How middle class is your Sunday? bumping up against What's Your Favourite Beatles Album? in New Threads. I agree with you: the Flanders and Swann is excellent.
Btw, skanky tiny-festival related dodgy old albums are very middle class.
Admit it, you've all got a copy of this somewhere:
no votes for genesis? poor phil.
the most middle class album anyone can ever own:
for realz.
The only reason anyone would ever own a Sonic Youth album is to try and impress other people who also own Sonic Youth albums as a means to try and impress other people who own sonic Youth albums who in turn only own them to try and impress other people who pretend to like Sonic Youth, who themselves only do so in order to impress the first lot of people.
The idea of listening to such tuneless dreck purely for one's own amusement is laughable.
Nobody actually likes this, they're just pretending.
Hmmm. I think it's the other way round.
Firky did mention them...
The Lighthouse Family must have some genius behind them. They are so dreadful, yet had all those hits.
It's the album whose cover Frank had in his post. And the main single from it, 100%, is basically a pop song. And yet Frank seems to think it's some kind of Emporer's New Clothes endurance test. It's a catchy pop tune.Dirty is their corporate sell out album.
Firky did mention them...
no votes for genesis? poor phil.
It's the album whose cover Frank had in his post. And the main single from it, 100%, is basically a pop song. And yet Frank seems to think it's some kind of Emporer's New Clothes endurance test. It's a catchy pop tune.
You're a shit song.ATOMIC SUPLEX said:It's a shit song on a shit album.
Ha! I've checked the whole thread & I can see no mention of Sting.....Most m/c dinner parties I go to put on shit 80s music.
You go to the wrong middle class dinner parties.
What is this fixation Urban seems to have re; joining the "middle classes"