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Professor said:Ebo said:I prefer latter Radiohead to old Radiohead. OK computer onwards that is.
There are lots of bands out there who never got the commercial success yet influenced bands that got that success. Bands like Grandaddy, Flaming Lips, Super Furry Animals, Elliott Smith, Cocteau Twins. Critically acclaimed but never got the real success they deserved.
The Cocteau Twins were one of my favourite bands in the 1980s, though less keen on the post-4AD stuff. Indirectly got me into Big Star via the first 'This Mortal Coil" LP. Liz Frazer's version of Roy Harper's 'Another Day' on that is amazing. I'm also of the school of "Pet Sounds' though like the Beatles too. And the Stones for good measure.
Professor said:legoman said:Also don't get Pulp, Libertines or (puts on hard hat) Manics and Stereophonics.
The Libertines have grown on me. Did not 'get it' at the time. Quite like Pulp and the Manics, but certainly find the Stereophonics (other than their 1st album) very dull. If they were from Stoke not Aberdare (Cwmamman) not sure their popularity in South Wales would hold.
Thrasher said:Ultravox, Depeche Mode, Status Quo, Cheap Trick...sure there are many more...
Thanks for your input.KrunchyKarrot said:This forum is going downhill. Morons commentating on the Stones and Beatles comparing Oasis and the Smiths friggin slipknot. Take your heads for a shite.
KrunchyKarrot said:This forum is going downhill. Morons commentating on the Stones and Beatles comparing Oasis and the Smiths friggin slipknot. Take your heads for a shite.
Darran said:KrunchyKarrot said:This forum is going downhill. Morons commentating on the Stones and Beatles comparing Oasis and the Smiths friggin slipknot. Take your heads for a shite.
Well said Krunch.
Stuart21 said:Saw R.E.M Cardiff in 1995, they were dire, completely blown off stage by the Cranberries and Del Amitri.