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    Musicians and bands you won't hear a bad word about

    There's loads of bands I love but will admit that they've had a bad album or have a major flaw - there are a small handful that I would say are perfect in their output.

    Björk is one of them - Debut and Post were outstanding, Homogenic an all time classic and even in her more recent years has released some very challenging music that is still pushing what she does to the limit. Seen her live earlier this year and its one of the very best things I've seen.


    Idles are flawless. an outstanding band who deserve their recent success and much more.

    How about yourselves?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Northernhibee View Post
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    There's loads of bands I love but will admit that they've had a bad album or have a major flaw - there are a small handful that I would say are perfect in their output.

    Björk is one of them - Debut and Post were outstanding, Homogenic an all time classic and even in her more recent years has released some very challenging music that is still pushing what she does to the limit. Seen her live earlier this year and its one of the very best things I've seen.


    Idles are flawless. an outstanding band who deserve their recent success and much more.

    How about yourselves?
    Good thread.

    i don’t listen to them very much now, was a big listener in my late teens and early twenties but every album by the Doors still stands up for me. They did the early exciting bit, did the ‘resting on their laurels’ bit, did the wee bit more experimental bit then did the bloated bit at the end where they were still knocking out fresh songs.

    Six proper albums and each one has its merits and I probably change my mind about my favourite every time I think of them.

    When I was younger I used to work in a record shop, proper vinyl record shop, clientele were mostly seventies rock, prog, folk fans. One of our regulars described the Doors as the world’s greatest pub band. I didn’t get it at the time but do now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Northernhibee View Post
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    There's loads of bands I love but will admit that they've had a bad album or have a major flaw - there are a small handful that I would say are perfect in their output.

    Björk is one of them - Debut and Post were outstanding, Homogenic an all time classic and even in her more recent years has released some very challenging music that is still pushing what she does to the limit. Seen her live earlier this year and its one of the very best things I've seen.


    Idles are flawless. an outstanding band who deserve their recent success and much more.

    How about yourselves?
    My other shout would be the Smiths.

    As with the Doors I think I’ve had every album as my favourite at some point. Also one of the rare few bands who released compilation albums that sounded like proper albums.

    My instinct is always to resort to “Meat is Murder” but they were in their absolute pomp with “The Queen Is Dead. First couple of albums were full of energy and “Hatful of Hollow” stands up for the sheer quality throughout it. If that’s a compilation album, then folk should stop releasing studio albums.....

    Later albums were good too though and sometimes I get in the mood where “Strangeways” sounds like their best work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mibbes Aye View Post
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    My other shout would be the Smiths.

    As with the Doors I think I’ve had every album as my favourite at some point. Also one of the rare few bands who released compilation albums that sounded like proper albums.

    My instinct is always to resort to “Meat is Murder” but they were in their absolute pomp with “The Queen Is Dead. First couple of albums were full of energy and “Hatful of Hollow” stands up for the sheer quality throughout it. If that’s a compilation album, then folk should stop releasing studio albums.....

    Later albums were good too though and sometimes I get in the mood where “Strangeways” sounds like their best work.
    I agree about how good The Smiths were, every album is brilliant. I’ve got plenty of bad words for Morrissey though.

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    I agree about how good The Smiths were, every album is brilliant. I’ve got plenty of bad words for Morrissey though.
    Moz is murder.


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    Prince. The man was a genius.

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    Prince. The man was a genius.
    Prince was a genius and the best performer I have ever seen
    But he released some utter dross at times.

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    Prince was a genius But he released some utter dross at times.
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    Judee Sill. 2 albums in the early 70s, sandwiched into a short life of addiction, violence and abuse.

    Some of her music is as beautiful as anything you'll hear.

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    I find it hard to criticise Damon Albarn. He could have quite happily just churned out another Blur by numbers album every couple of years and made a fortune but he's constantly tried new things and generally had an output that ranges from decent to excellent (and still made a fortune admittedly).

    There's nothing worse than bands who release albums and you can hear the boredom and apathy coming through loud and clear.
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    I find it hard to criticise Damon Albarn. He could have quite happily just churned out another Blur by numbers album every couple of years and made a fortune but he's constantly tried new things and generally had an output that ranges from decent to excellent (and still made a fortune admittedly).

    There's nothing worse than bands who release albums and you can hear the boredom and apathy coming through loud and clear.
    Some of the Gorillaz stuff is sublime. Others not so good.

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    Out of the 28 DMAS songs there's genuinely not a single one I dislike. Obviously it's an acquired taste but to me they're the perfect band.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frazeHFC View Post
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    Out of the 28 DMAS songs there's genuinely not a single one I dislike. Obviously it's an acquired taste but to me they're the perfect band.
    I’d agree to an extent but I don’t think their latest stuff is quite as good as their earlier stuff. Still good though.

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    I’d agree to an extent but I don’t think their latest stuff is quite as good as their earlier stuff. Still good though.
    Is this the band that did the cover of Believe?

    Not heard any other stuff but that cover is cracking. I did read if you liked Oasis you would like them. Need to get some songs on and see what I think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnbc70 View Post
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    Is this the band that did the cover of Believe?

    Not heard any other stuff but that cover is cracking. I did read if you liked Oasis you would like them. Need to get some songs on and see what I think.
    That’s them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by overdrive View Post
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    I’d agree to an extent but I don’t think their latest stuff is quite as good as their earlier stuff. Still good though.
    Initially I thought that but now I much prefer the newer stuff. For Now album is on repeat in my car.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Northernhibee View Post
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    There's loads of bands I love but will admit that they've had a bad album or have a major flaw - there are a small handful that I would say are perfect in their output.

    Björk is one of them - Debut and Post were outstanding, Homogenic an all time classic and even in her more recent years has released some very challenging music that is still pushing what she does to the limit. Seen her live earlier this year and its one of the very best things I've seen.


    Idles are flawless. an outstanding band who deserve their recent success and much more.

    How about yourselves?
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    Queen

    (Not the current imposters, but the real deal)
    I saw Adam Lambert and Queen last year. Hes no imposter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs. S View Post
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    I saw Adam Lambert and Queen last year. Hes no imposter.
    My post was as much aimed at Roger and Brian as Adam Lambert, and nowhere did I say he wasn't talented. They're just not Queen without Freddie and John. If I went on tour with Paul and Ringo, no matter how good I was, it wouldn't make us the Beatles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Galahibby View Post
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    My post was as much aimed at Roger and Brian as Adam Lambert, and nowhere did I say he wasn't talented. They're just not Queen without Freddie and John. If I went on tour with Paul and Ringo, no matter how good I was, it wouldn't make us the Beatles
    I too saw them with Adam Lambert last year in Manchester, my tickets said Queen and Adam Lambert, the signage outside was the same, and it was every bit as good, yes different but just as good as Queen with Freddie who i saw many times over the years.

    It's going to a be a little difficult to get the original members back for a concert anytime soon, with John Deacon retired and Freddie well dead.

    This version of Queen do a bloody good job of keeping the music alive, and if they tour again next year, i will be out buying another ticket to watch a superb band.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs View Post
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    It's going to a be a little difficult to get the original members back for a concert anytime soon, with John Deacon retired and Freddie well dead.
    Wait, WHAT???

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    This version of Queen do a bloody good job of keeping the music alive, and if they tour again next year, i will be out buying another ticket to watch a superb band.
    Each to their own, and I hope if they do, and you do, you enjoy it. My own opinion is their music will live for ever anyway without Brian and Roger milking it for every last penny they can.

    Peace ✌️

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    Cardiacs, the best band you have never heard of.

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    Cardiacs, the best band you have never heard of.
    ‘Tribes’ for me.

    I’ll check yours out though.

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