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This song causes JML trauma.Apologies to the JML thread if this hasn't already been listed a long time ago, but, please.....
Get On Your Boots - U2
My reaction when I first heard it was "WTF is this?"
This song causes JML trauma.Apologies to the JML thread if this hasn't already been listed a long time ago, but, please.....
Get On Your Boots - U2
This song causes JML trauma.
My reaction when I first heard it was "WTF is this?"
what song? I love everything they do and so many great 2nd best answers.I almost picked them today, but figured I’d rather hear what somebody else thought.
And now this little girl…
The Beast And Dragon, Adoredwhat song? I love everything they do and so many great 2nd best answers.
I think you've got a Supermarket theme going on today. First, The Boss found his Queen and then we got lost. I was going to say there is no bad Clash song, but I'll defer on this one. I know there's a dud in there somewhere.THIS IS THEIR WORST SONG!
The Clash - Dictator
Their Mick Jonesless Cut the Crap album isn't good but it has its moments. Dictator isn't one of them. It sounds like Joe Strummer being bludgeoned to death by a drum machine.
But among songs that come to mind that I have actually taken time to listen to repeatedly over the years, I'll go with the worst song from his most phoned-in album, Hard Luck Stories from Landing on Water. There is absolutely nothing about it that is done well, and not a single one of Neil's strengths is evident. It's synthed to death (and not in an interesting way like many of the songs on Trans) and boasts horrific lyrics and a grinding, plodding beat that accomplishes nothing but giving the listener a headache. This is the essence of what "contractual obligation" sounds like.
I can get 1000% behind that. Fantastic song. Sets the tone for the full album that my song choice come from.The Beast And Dragon, Adored
We both went with Gimme Fiction songs. I think their best songs are off of that album, or maybe it was just the time in our life and the introduction to them. "I Turn My Camera On" is incendiary minimalism. "Sister Jack" is another hit. I love the one you picked. "I Summon You" is at times, their best off of that album, though if you give me a day I'll come back with a different one.I owe a pick and this band is popular enough round these parts.
And this is a deep album track from their fifth, and absolutely fantastic but maybe less highly regarded album
Won't catch an argument from me.Gimme Fiction top 20 album of the past 20 years, who says no.
Gimme Fiction top 20 album of the past 20 years, who says no.
Gimme Fiction top 20 album of the past 20 years, who says no.
####.I owe a pick and this band is popular enough round these parts.
Very similar to my Tom Petty pick, they have so many albums and so many good songs.
And this is a deep album track from their fifth, and absolutely fantastic but maybe less highly regarded album
And they have the hit you know from "The OC" and the song you know from Lisa Simpson. And the more modern songs after they got big. And the big songs from the big acclaimed albums... but****
They are my favourite band ever and this is their best song...
Remember the weight of the world
It's a sound that we used to buy
On cassette and forty five
3.06 - I Summon You - Spoon
On the right day, I could get on board with each of these and I think the music nerd Spoon song de jour is 'Inside Out'Everything Hits At Once, Me and the Bean, Don't You Evah
I knew you were a big fan but didn't know they were your favorite. I would've guessed at least 4 other artists not yet selected.....On the right day, I could get on board with each of these and I think the music nerd Spoon song de jour is 'Inside Out'
Again, my favourite band... my runner up may have been Whisperi'lllistentohearit
I knew you were a big fan but didn't know they were your favorite.
This record is the wellspring for a whole passel of rock and blues subgenres. That start-stop rhythm has been imitated (& sampled) about to death, but that doesn't take away from the brilliance of the original.Binky The Doormat said:
This record is the wellspring for a whole passel of rock and blues subgenres. That start-stop rhythm has been imitated (& sampled) about to death, but that doesn't take away from the brilliance of the original.
There's no wankery here. These are grown men singing & playing about sex, and they aren't kidding around. Muddy's vocal is frightening in its intensity. The band is full of ringers, though, IIRC, Little Walter (who would normally play harp on this session) was unavailable so they had to sub someone in for him - some kid named Junior Wells.
Thanks for covering me @Binky The Doormat
I’m kidding by the way. Squis, you’re up.
You’re after squis and then tuffnuttI do have my next pick teed up, and I assume I'm not up yet since I didn't get an @, but I'm ready if so!
Dr. Octopus said:
Dr. Octopus said:Skip me next time around
rockaction said:Btw, I think “Waterloo Sunset” is the Kinks’ best song — of my forties, anyway. My twenties would have been “Village Green Preservation…” — but Waterloo was in RS500, so I decided to go elsewhere.
I love how the drums sound on this songI've gone 32 pages without whining about crappy drum sounds but this is peak crappiness
ETA: the rest of the song is awful too
Binky The Doormat said:RD 3
Jimi Hendrix - Crosstown Traffic (1968)
so close between this and "If 6 Were 9" and "Hey Joe" ETA: also "Manic Depression"
weird, no Crosstown Traffic by Jimi on youtube
...wow, looks like Jimi's estate has removed damn near all of his content from YouTube ...
Oh FFS my backup to Gram Parsons. Nick pick. ****.
For me, "This Time Tomorrow" is #1 and "Waterloo Sunset" #2. But a billion that could be chosen as best.
Ilov80s said:It Must Be Santa by Bob Dylan
maybe this is cheating because I bet a lot of great artists have bad Christmas music but this really takes the fruitcake
Ilov80s said:This Monterey Pop Festival ending is incredible. Hendrix lights a guitar on fire which seems like it can not be followed but then Ravi Shankar (spotlightingz!) drops a 20 minute solo where he does the dirtiest things to a sitar ever recorded. God I love this movie.
Maik Jeaunz said:FYI, I created an Apple Music Playlist for the draft, and I’ll keep updating it as we go. Maybe @Northern Voice can add it to the first post.
however @krista4, Apple Music doesn’t have the Abbey Road Medley.as the owner of the Beatles, do you want to substitute a song for the playlist?
Yikes. Even at their sorest, my arms didn't break out. You may want to consider hitting a MedExpress.Oh my. The chills have returned as the ibuprofen wears off. Dang. Two nights of this. I’m listening to the Kinks, and am slightly unhappy with this development. My entire upper left arm is red and puffy. Bollocks.
The person I got the shot with had the same red puffiness, but thanks for the concern. If it doesn't subside by Monday, I'll definitely hit my doctor up. Just not sure I need to go to the clinic just yet.Yikes. Even at their sorest, my arms didn't break out. You may want to consider hitting a MedExpress.
This is from the J D Fortune record. I'm not sure that counts.
I like INXS but they are the opposite of Tom Petty consistency.
This juxtaposes nicely with Muddy's "Mannish Boy"Like A Virgin - Madonna
Good lord, I hate this.
I was beat
Incomplete
I'd been had, I was sad and blue
But you made me feel
Yeah, you made me feel
Shiny and new (Hoo)
Like a virgin
Touched for the very first time
Like a virgin
When your heart beats
Next to mine
Hoo! Just awful.