Fun Stuff > BAND

Embarassing Music Purchases

<< < (6/27) > >>

tragic:
transplants - s/t
to this day, i do not know why.

Willem:

--- Quote from: Gryff ---
--- Quote from: Willem ---After all the Franz Ferdinands and Killers and Kaiser Chiefs I want something more 'raw'. So even though I don't really dislike the arcade fire I keep on slagging them.
--- End quote ---

The Arcade Fire are not really anything like Franz Ferdiand or Killers or Kaiser Chiefs, but lets not start with this argument.


--- End quote ---
there is no argument. I agree that it's quite different, but just like all those Brits (yeah, killers are american, i know) they're all quite 'safe'. Not coldplayesque, but lacking chaos anyway. And I mean you can write 'some say you're a troubled boy, just because you like to destroy all the things that bring the idiots you, but what's wrong with a little destruction?' but make it sound that way too please..

Sideways: Audioslave is cool..though the second album only has man or animal as killer. And despite the appearance of Like a Stone the first album isn't as good as superunknown (in my opinion) and perhaps not even as good as the self titled by rage..
Dara: What's wrong with the Eurythmics? (okay, I admit, everything ambiquous (apart from boy george) gets my thumbs up but still, I don't see what's so wrong with them)

Gryff:
I would say that you don't really get any safer than Audioslave.

I disagree entirely with your appraisal of the Arcade Fire, but as I say, I don't want to argue about it. Too many people have preconceived ideas about them and it will just spark a stupid flame war.

RUMBLEMOOSE:
Jesus I must like EVERYTHING EVER, because I own a bunch of the stuff mentioned in this thread and still like some of it. The only two records I have that I've segregated from my collection for fear of contamination are Significant Other by Limp Bizkit and Human Clay by Creed.

I've also owned the soundtrack from Cocktail no less than three times, as well as the first MC Hammer album.

And I've got some Dexy's Midnight Runners, some Gordon Lightfoot, and a couple pop-emo CDs like the Used and Thursday and the Coheeds, but I actually like all that and don't really care if people are upset by that. And if you don't like Dexy's you're just inhuman.

KharBevNor:

--- Quote from: Skibas_clavicle ---
That's golden. But I think we can forgive you since your sexy avatar makes up for it. Mmmm, Hellsing.

--- End quote ---


I should use my old Hellsing gif avatar with the internet speak

"OLOL U DIE!"

"WTF!?"

"OLOL I SI IMMORTAL N00B"

etc.

Anyway, I own a Funeral For a Friend CD ( I think it's 'Casually Dressed and Deep in Conversation'. It was bought for me by a friend, politely accepted and never listened to) Korn-Korn which I bought about 4 years ago because I'd heard and liked 'Blind', and listened to once, because all the other songs were like shitter clones of it, and Nirvana-Nevermind, which I bought about a year and a half ago because it was hyped as great and on a ridiculously low-priced special offer, and because I'd never actually heard any Nirvana except for Lithium being covered by a local band and the snatch of Smells Like Teen Spirit on the soundtrack of Moulin Rouge! (Not knowing what it was). Haven't been able to sit through the whole thing ever. So. Fucking. Boring.

Everything else I'm not sorry about. My shit music phase was pretty mild, and I've never really bought that many CD's.

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page

[*] Previous page