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I never got Feeder

My mates loved them, but I always felt they were disposable, limp wristed pap. Nothing they've offered has ever really contested that opinion.

Foo Fighters: Ah, they were sharp when they started

but gradually lost their edge. That first Reading show was incredible. It's been diminishing returns since the second album and no mistake.

I'd have considered

Breed, Sliver, and MV before Aero Zeppelin.

Apart from that, good list.

^This

One of those ones where you can't hit abandon reply fast enough

Sheffield?

Well, that's as useful as AIDS*.

Thanks Interpol!

*Unless you live there.

The Ramones converse were the best

Easy logo replacement = Ideal

I'm getting Pitchfork echo here

Last Thursday. Tssssk!!

It's still good news though.

I'm throwing my arms around Paris

Has got to be a single.

Here's hoping the rest is up to snuff.

I'm a Musical Magician

150/180.Good for me.

Peter Kember

Aka Sonic Boom

Casette Single

+
Cure Cover
= MINT!

I'd say that honour

goes to Anamanaguchi. Because they're much better, and they make their own songs ;)

http://8bitpeoples.com/discography/by/gijs_gieskes

That video is good. Hadn't realised how blatant the lift of Insecticon was.

They've re-attributed that as Crystal Castles vs Lo-Bat on MySpace. And it never got a commercial release. So that's cheap and nasty, but (legally borderline) ok.

'Mother knows best' did get a commercial release (vinyl and Itunes), and that's a direct lift from Tizzy by Lo-Bat. And then there's the drum samples. You can see why the 8-bit community is pissed off.

Kind of shows them up as liars too. Didn't they say they installed an Atari chip in a keyboard to get those sounds?

They never coughed up any of that t-shirt cash either. Scummmmbagz!!

Have they responded

to any enquiries on nicking other peoples tunes yet (Mother knows best being my favourite)?

http://gameboygenius.8bitcollective.com/wordpress/2008/05/06/crystal-castles-and-chip-music-copyright-infringements/

Just wondering. They were supposed to have responded to this a while back, but I haven't heard anything.

I'd box a series of smaller boxes

The final box would contain a silver figurine of a girl I used to know, with amethyst eyes.

/emo>

I was thinking Urban

most offensive categorization goes to...

*sniggers*

Converse is owned by Nike now, right?

They're getting paid in money leveraged from sweat shop workers then.

Righteous good work guys.

^Good name

This is bad news, though. Scrapping a record after three years won't necessarily kickstart the creative process. Still, she'll be able to dip back in for the good stuff (Sunset Marquis was pretty good, I thought).

the password, you know, the password

London Astoria (Ladytron, please)

It'll still sell like a bastard

How's about a double disk B-sides comp?

A) Rock bottom

That would be immense!

Shed Seven
Marion
Echobelly
.... Sharkboy !!!!!!

/gasping for air in mid nineties euphoria>

You know

this piece would have fitted better on TheQuietus. Admittedly, the Swellsian concept of 'Punk' as an idea, as an ideal to aspire to, is worrying and outmoded.

But then again, so is the concept of 'Cool' and that only the young with fire in their bellies have a firm grasp what that concept is, and can mean. Just like the punks did, way back when.

The grist in this mill isn't that we're being subjected to the opinions of older music writers who have been there, done that, torn the t-shirt. It's that they're looking at what's out there and setting it up against this impossible unrepeatable golden era scene and ethos.

That is understandably annoying. It's hard to match up against the weight of legend, and endless repetition of mythic deeds, gigs, albums. We've got a canon of classic punk albums now, which is pretty absurd, eh? Unlike DiS, the printed word doesn't allow any real debate on the matter. It's sort of like a monologue from your grandad, but without a Werther's original to make it worthwhile.

The good news is, we all get to idolise, cherish and embellish our memories too; put across our golden era, our unsung heroes when the time comes.

And when that time comes, the kids won't give too much of a shit then either ;)

London has sold out on See

but there some left on Ticketmaster, unsurprisingly.

She's got a very

errr, distinctive voice, our Scarlett.
Overall... what, 3/10?

Also

Rainer Maria!

Jets to Brazil

Orange Rhyming Dictionary FTW!

The Get up kids album is the favourite from that set for me

*and* Shakin Stevens?

I take it all back. It's going to be MINT.

^ + Separate Lives

MMMmfff

Truck bill improves by a further 10%. Grrreat!

Surely the Courteeners

should be left standing by the way next to the kid with the leg braces and spastic arm?

Good that they're releasing

the 'white boys with guitars' list now.
That'll placate the baying hordes...

Interesting to see which one goes next

Hope it's not Lounge on the farm, but it isn't impossible.

Think Truck is safe for another year, and the major festivals have so much money pumped into them it'd be hard to see them falling over.

Guilfest? 3-1

Kent Kids shouldn't worry

they've still got this badboy*

http://www.loungeonthefarm.co.uk/

*unacceptable use of the word 'badboy'

I don't know if it ' their bes

I really like Car Button Cloth. Even if I can't find my copy anywhere.

That's a pretty softcore dream

Could you dial it up a notch? Thanks.

I can understand this selling out

The names are pretty big. But all of the big bands peaked around ten years ago. You'll be watching them go through the motions for the millionth time, and you'll struggle to get close enough to have any fun.

The general line up is weak, but I suppose if you tried really hard, you could muster a half decent weekend of entertainment out of it. But for 150+, I'd expect a much, much better return on my money than that.

London

Please.

Review is a bit hit and miss

but the pictures are good.

That's his 'O' face

Pleasant thought, eh?

This story has made me more aware

that Sade hasn't got a profile.

Ffs DiS, have you not heard Diamond Life?

This isn't a bad record

The uptempo moments are hummably light and breezy. 'On my own' is definitely the standout track, a good summer single in the making.

This is the only alternative to sticking it in the vault

And a very smart move.

The last record was a Led Zep tribute album, however.

Jaded much?

;)