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take for example:
metallica are donating a guitar.
according to a thing i read in Q their annual summer stadium tour has a net profit that goes into five or six figures.
they could pay his bills and buy his house back without even noticing
NO MISFITS
NO FUCKING MISFITS
awful
i've already seen them
go me
i haven't heard the whole thing yet
but the track that was put out as a preview from this just felt a bit like a Conqueror off cut.
I only really started paying Jesu proper attention this summer and the leaps through Jesu, Silver, Conqueror and Infinity were fantastic. Each really distinct, yet recognisably Jesu, and all astonishing good at what they were supposed to do.
This one, based on that track, felt like treading water.
kerrang said that if a pop-punk band offered this little in terms of something 'new' they'd be torn to shreds
i'm with them
i can sort of understand where you're coming from with the ending
being such a departure from the rest of what goes on.
i think that both are good songs, perhaps tightening up the album could mean having only one of them, but i quite like the way it goes.
pretty much sums up how i feel about this band in general
only i don't feel the need to feel like i should like them because they're trendy at the moment
my first reaction to hearing this the other day
was that it reminded me of Placebo without being able to put my finger on why
john bush sang on sound of white noise
but belladonna-era albums still had some classic songs on them
it feels like they've gone too far this time
it's ended up bloated and ridiculous (even for them)
but at least it's not just plain cack like the last one
this is pretty much what i thought it would be like
a refinement of some of his old ideas but nothing really *new*.
It's disappointing because he's proven in the past that he can turn out a good lyric and a catchy song but he seems too settled, comfortable and safe, it's been getting blander and less affecting ever since he recruited his band.
if this is arranged chronilogically
then the first disc will probably be better than any of their actual albums
I thought this was going to be about the north-east supergroup
B>E>A>K>
http://www.myspace.com/beaktastic
Crying Lightning is the first Arctic Monkeys song to really prick my ears
I might actually invest in this album since it appears they've abandoned the laddy sound of old
they're better than tubelord like
they even sound like their own band
shame boro's such an awkward trek from mine
john bush was the third anthrax singer
after belladonna and neil turbin
he is the best though
still mega-gutted that the newcastle show got pulled
even if it was never ten hundred percent confirmed
why not post photos of some actual DiS friendly acts?
there was plenty of them at the festival
they were due to play a lot more UK dates
someone i know had it all sorted with their management, venue booked and everything and then they pulled half the dates.
real shame, i'm not sure if i can afford to travel to see them
I really liked it on the first three or four plays
but apart from small few songs most of it got really old really fast.
The rocking up of Jarvis' songs has made them seem more disposable and less interesting.
I think after a few weeks I probably prefer the first one.
i still can't decide if i can dare to listen to it
i want it to be brilliant but i'm afraid i might want it too much and will only be disappointed
Outer South is a little lumpen. In fact, in some parts, it’s so samey, I had to check I hadn’t ticked the ‘play the same track over and over again but with different lyrics’ box on iTunes player
how is that 8/10 then?
i think the production is better than blood mountain
they've got some atmosphere back
Hun Joro
or whatever it's called is possibly my favourite Sigur Ros song
the whole album is full of huge scary creepy moments but this is The One
brilliant
blood mountain was comparatively poor compared to the first two but this one is so huge and absorbing it's scored a place for me as arguably their best and most complete album.
everyones arguing about how prominent their influences are
but ignoring the way that this is as bad as they always were
ok computer was the first thing to come to mind
when i saw this article
hopefully the time will fly by
i'm really looking forward to this album, the songs i've already heard him playing live from it are wonderful
am i the only one
still banging his head about their name
:D
22 Apr 2009 The Adelphi Club Hull
23 Apr 2009 Scala London, London and South East
24 Apr 2009 Soul Tree Cambridge
25 Apr 2009 The Tin Angel Coventry
26 Apr 2009 Clwb Ifor Bach Cardiff
27 Apr 2009 Thekla Bristol
28 Apr 2009 Crane Lane Theatre Cork
29 Apr 2009 Crawdaddy Dublin
30 Apr 2009 Black Box Belfast
1 May 2009 Hinterland Festival Glasgow
4 May 2009 The Cluny Newcastle
5 May 2009 Academy 3 Manchester
6 May 2009 The Barfly Liverpool
7 May 2009 02 Academy 2 Birmingham
8 May 2009 ATP Festival May 8-10 Minehead, Somerset
oh wow
i didn't think he'd have anything new out for ages yet
^ this
good question.
what's with all the capes on this tour?
ps. LOL at the Glasvegas one
i really need to get this album
i love all the other brewis bros albums i have
gloooooooooory supporter
why not one of our fine northern sides ross?!
excellent
:)

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