Spoony
The People's President
But Wibbs, you think U2 are great. And I've always hated Elvis' stuff.
Zooropa GOAT album. People just hate Bono, so U2 just get that hate. Fo' shame. Though everything since like 94 has been shit. War, Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby solid albums.
Yeah but Zen always tells it how it is, man.
I was being sarcy, Cinc. Get with the programme, man.
Anyone who doesn't think that The Smiths were brilliant should die of some sort of virulent veneral disease. Joy Division were pretty damn good as well.
RHCP are great at times but each album has far too much filler IMO. Even their more solid albums like Californication start to bore me once you get past the title track (track 6 or 7 I think).
There must be more pretentiousness in the last 20 or so posts in this thread than on the entire rest of the internet combined.
Bowie is fecking brilliant. More talent than any other 5 bands/artists put together. He makes the Beatles look like Take That.
Never really felt the love for the Beatles. Groundbreaking obviously but about as edgy as Elton John.
You're missing his best albums to be fair. Diamond Dogs, Station to Station, the Berlin Trilogy, Buddha, Heathen and Outside are some of the best music ever maid.
I never rated musicians who didnt write most of their stuff
Never really felt the love for the Beatles. Groundbreaking obviously but about as edgy as Elton John.
Yes but you're eastern european. You like pretentious coked up euro waffle.![]()
I despite almost anything with synths.
Agreed.
Tony Mortimer > Elvis.
Never really felt the love for the Beatles. Groundbreaking obviously but about as edgy as Elton John.
Madonna
I think it boils down to successfully exploiting her attention whore sexuality, and not much else. So desperate nowadays she's even resorted to nipple flashing.
Yes, I liked Kraftwerk (especially the early stuff) years before I listened to Bowie. (I was at my first Kraftwerk concert at 12, and my first Bowie concert at 17)
On the synth: Yet, you like Sufjan. (By the way, do not listen to the Glass Low and Heroes symphonies, those are total crap.)
The whole fifties-sixties thing of white entertainers playing the great songs that blacks created gets on my nerves, too, so that's an other minus for Elvis.
Well, she's no musician, she is an entertainer. And lately she looks like a he. Though she was never that rated.
I had to listen to it a lot back in the early nineties and while its a good little summer album, its not anything special. I like Mani's bass, but I like it more on Vanishing Point than anything Stone Roses did.
Nicely flippant to call it a good little summer album, I don't see how there is more complexity or verve in Bowie album to be frank.
That sound was crafted out an incredible scene that occurred in Manchester in the late 80's / early 90's.
Although I must admit it is definitely music for people that have dabbled in drug culture, and that definitely alters your appreciation of the music.
Remi's drums are where it is at.
What? They were far more edgy than the Stones or the Who. In fact, in their time tthey were edgier than any non-underground music (Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd, the VU, etc.).
They were a lot edgier than Nirvana, or Oasis, or U2, or Radiohead
define edgy.