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ONE TO THREE REPEATER
way to go, spellingface
13 Songs
SITTING IN THE WAAIIIITING ROOOOOOOM
You're gonna get
basically every album mentioned by someone different here as there's a lot of love for pretty much every fugazi record out there....
I'd go for Red Medicine first... because I did!
yeah they're all great...
apart from the last two, in my opinion.
I'd go Repeater,if your first listen, cos full of hits and very accessible. But prefer Steady diet of Nothing...
*abandon reply*
hmmm...
GalacticStar3ruption would rather listen to Cooper Temple Clause!
OBVIOUSLY a much better band.......!
yep...
looks like it!
C'mon Galactic! Start a thread on Cooper Temple Clause! wahooo!
It's quite obviously
In On the Kill Taker!
Yep, I would.
Although I don't really listen to them much anymore, they were my favourite band 2 or 3 years ago.
whoop de doo
Repeater
followed closely by Teh Argument
Lolcat deluxe edition!
we should have a sticky for this
Red Medicine
or just take a random punt on one of their albums cos they're all good
i like the argument best
You can't go wrong, but......
as an intro:
13 Songs, Repeater or The Argument
Put it this way
they haven't made a dodgy one.
Ah fuck, I can't believe you've done this
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKbU8B-QVZk
the comments for this video are inspired.
Repeater,
then The Argument, then End Hits.
IMO
I think 13 Songs is the perfect way in
The Best of Fugazi
would be hilarious...
My old favourite believe it or not was 'Instrument' but in all honesty...for me, you can't top their last release 'Argument'.
The first EVENS album is awesome too.
Marillion
^ lolz
If by 'best Fugazi album to get'
you mean you want to know what record would be a good introduction to their music, I'd vote for 'In On The Kill Taker'.
In On The Kill Taker
Is prob my fave, they are all awesome bu kill taker is pretty instant.
The Arguemnt however has some superb tracks on it. 'Full Disclosure' being a blinder.
fugazi are boring
wrong
Id go with the first one and work up.
13 songs - a warning
I bought 13 songs as my 'way in' and it never really grabbed me so I didn't invest in any more Fugazi output.
Several months later I stumbled upon repeater. Oh my God. I have not looked back...
So yeah, personally I wouldn't suggest 13 songs but - each to his own.
i suggest starting from the begining
although i didnt strictly do that. but, 13 songs.
One of the early ones like In On The Kill Taker or Repeater
ie. Before they over-produced everything (The Arguement, End Hits).