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Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ANTONY & the JOHNSONS albums ?
Funeral
Neon Bible
EP
Only played The Suburbs a couple of times, couldn't really get i to it, their last offering, I haven't even played.
Neon Bible
EP
Only played The Suburbs a couple of times, couldn't really get i to it, their last offering, I haven't even played.
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite Arcade Fire albums ?
Never played anythingof theirs....


Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite Arcade Fire albums ?
On the current playlist
Antony & the Johnsons
Absolutely gorgeous albums from one of the great & acquired bands of the modern-era. Unfortunately I suspect Antony's music is still unappreciated by the majority on here
My favourite Antony albums in this order
Antony & The Johnsons
The Crying Light
I Am A Bird Now
Swanlights
Turning
Hopelessness (recorded under new name Anohni)
Chart facts
My favourite album made no impact on the charts though Antony's next three works were Top 30 albums. Antony has had no Singles chart success
Antony & the Johnsons
Absolutely gorgeous albums from one of the great & acquired bands of the modern-era. Unfortunately I suspect Antony's music is still unappreciated by the majority on here
My favourite Antony albums in this order
Antony & The Johnsons
The Crying Light
I Am A Bird Now
Swanlights
Turning
Hopelessness (recorded under new name Anohni)
Chart facts
My favourite album made no impact on the charts though Antony's next three works were Top 30 albums. Antony has had no Singles chart success
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite Arcade Fire albums ?
Back to 70's rock on my playlist next up
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite Black Sabbath albums ?
64's Hall of Fame
More to follow of course
Alice Cooper
Antony & the Johnsons
Arcade Fire
Bad Co
Beach Boys
Beatles
Black Sabbath
Clash
Elton John
Lou Reed
Pink Floyd
Velvet Underground
More to follow of course
Alice Cooper
Antony & the Johnsons
Arcade Fire
Bad Co
Beach Boys
Beatles
Black Sabbath
Clash
Elton John
Lou Reed
Pink Floyd
Velvet Underground
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Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite Arcade Fire albums ?
I picked up one of their albums (I think it's I Am A Bird Now) at a CBS after seeing them on Jools Holland once. However, must confess to never listening to it and if a track pops up on shuffle on the iPod I tend to knock it on to the next.............so no, not really for me 64.1964white wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 6:46 amOn the current playlist
Antony & the Johnsons
Absolutely gorgeous albums from one of the great & acquired bands of the modern-era. Unfortunately I suspect Antony's music is still unappreciated by the majority on here
My favourite Antony albums in this order
Antony & The Johnsons
The Crying Light
I Am A Bird Now
Swanlights
Turning
Hopelessness (recorded under new name Anohni)
Chart facts
My favourite album made no impact on the charts though Antony's next three works were Top 30 albums. Antony has had no Singles chart success
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite Arcade Fire albums ?
I think Antony only appeals to Ges & myself on this one CatMuppet the Cat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 7:13 amI picked up one of their albums (I think it's I Am A Bird Now) at a CBS after seeing them on Jools Holland once. However, must confess to never listening to it and if a track pops up on shuffle on the iPod I tend to knock it on to the next.............so no, not really for me 64.
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ANTONY & the JOHNSONS albums ?
Antony and the Johnsons
I am A Bird Now
The Crying Light
Turning
Swanlights
But not much between them.
Hopelessness is very good too.
Cut The World is a brilliant live album,, only spoilt by 'future feminism' what is that all about?
I am A Bird Now
The Crying Light
Turning
Swanlights
But not much between them.
Hopelessness is very good too.
Cut The World is a brilliant live album,, only spoilt by 'future feminism' what is that all about?
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ANTONY & the JOHNSONS albums ?
Antony and the Johnsons
I am A Bird Now
The Crying Light
Turning
Swanlights
But not much between them.
Hopelessness is very good too.
Cut The World is a brilliant live album,, only spoilt by 'future feminism' what is that all about?
I am A Bird Now
The Crying Light
Turning
Swanlights
But not much between them.
Hopelessness is very good too.
Cut The World is a brilliant live album,, only spoilt by 'future feminism' what is that all about?
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ANTONY & the JOHNSONS albums ?
I forgot to include Cut The World on my initial post
God knows mate, I immediately click on to the next track

We've got them all covered mate

Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ANTONY & the JOHNSONS albums ?
More from the weekend playlist
Alice Cooper
Only Alice album I go a bundle on is 'Killer' still his best imo even though Cooper's music sounds dated to me.
Killer
Billion Dollar Babies
School's Out
Love It To Death
Favourite Alice song without any doubt
'Halo of Flies' off 'Killer'
Chart facts
'School's Out' was Alice's only No.1 single culminating four Top 10 hits in 1972
'Billion Dollar Babies' was his only album that made the No.1 spot in the UK & USA
Alice had seven Top 10 albums, four of them much later in his career
Alice Cooper
Only Alice album I go a bundle on is 'Killer' still his best imo even though Cooper's music sounds dated to me.
Killer
Billion Dollar Babies
School's Out
Love It To Death
Favourite Alice song without any doubt
'Halo of Flies' off 'Killer'
Chart facts
'School's Out' was Alice's only No.1 single culminating four Top 10 hits in 1972
'Billion Dollar Babies' was his only album that made the No.1 spot in the UK & USA
Alice had seven Top 10 albums, four of them much later in his career
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Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ALICE COOPER albums ?
The only two I have are
1974 'Alice Coopers Greatest Hits' - which is up there with the best greatest hits compilations IMO; and
the 1997 live (somewhere in Mexico I think) album 'A Fistful of Alice'
I do like Elected and I'm Eighteen but if for no other reason than the iconic 1972 Top of the Pops performance (which always pops up on those 1970's/Glam Rock/Guitar Heroes BBC 4 compilation shows) and being an impressionable 8yr old at the time I'd say School's Out is my favourite track.
I saw him in Cardiff in the early 2000's at Cardiff CIA (but only really as I went to see Dio who were supporting) - he was good, but the theatre of it all is the main thing, rather than it being a rock show. However, I appreciate I may be in a minority with that and others clearly loving the fake hangings, blood, guillotines etc...

1974 'Alice Coopers Greatest Hits' - which is up there with the best greatest hits compilations IMO; and
the 1997 live (somewhere in Mexico I think) album 'A Fistful of Alice'
I do like Elected and I'm Eighteen but if for no other reason than the iconic 1972 Top of the Pops performance (which always pops up on those 1970's/Glam Rock/Guitar Heroes BBC 4 compilation shows) and being an impressionable 8yr old at the time I'd say School's Out is my favourite track.
I saw him in Cardiff in the early 2000's at Cardiff CIA (but only really as I went to see Dio who were supporting) - he was good, but the theatre of it all is the main thing, rather than it being a rock show. However, I appreciate I may be in a minority with that and others clearly loving the fake hangings, blood, guillotines etc...

Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ALICE COOPER albums ?
I agree with you there on Alice, very similar to the Sensational Alex Harvey Band who were also a visual theatrical type act, better on stage than on their recordsMuppet the Cat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 6:11 pmThe only two I have are
1974 'Alice Coopers Greatest Hits' - which is up there with the best greatest hits compilations IMO; and
the 1997 live (somewhere in Mexico I think) album 'A Fistful of Alice'
I do like Elected and I'm Eighteen but if for no other reason than the iconic 1972 Top of the Pops performance (which always pops up on those 1970's/Glam Rock/Guitar Heroes BBC 4 compilation shows) and being an impressionable 8yr old at the time I'd say School's Out is my favourite track.
I saw him in Cardiff in the early 2000's at Cardiff CIA (but only really as I went to see Dio who were supporting) - he was good, but the theatre of it all is the main thing, rather than it being a rock show. However, I appreciate I may be in a minority with that and others clearly loving the fake hangings, blood, guillotines etc...
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Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ALICE COOPER albums ?
His autobiography, 'Golf Monster' is one of the more entertaining/interesting books of that genre that I've read.


Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ALICE COOPER albums ?
Excellent golfer apparentlyMuppet the Cat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 7:22 pmHis autobiography, 'Golf Monster' is one of the more entertaining/interesting books of that genre that I've read.
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Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ALICE COOPER albums ?
Even though a lot of it seems dated now, there is still a goodie off each album up to From The Inside.
Love It To death
Pretties For You
From The Inside
Schools Out
Easy action
Muscle Of Love
Lace and Whisky
Killer
Billion Dollar Babies
Love It To death
Pretties For You
From The Inside
Schools Out
Easy action
Muscle Of Love
Lace and Whisky
Killer
Billion Dollar Babies
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite ALICE COOPER albums ?
Today's bands both on my playlist recently
Be-bop Deluxe
A Yorkshire band from Swannie's hometown Wakefield where I first saw Bill Nelson & the boys perform a magical set before they recorded their first album. Initially we use to pay 10p entry fees to see Be-Bop in the pubs around West Yorks, they could often be found playing at the Staging Post in Leeds.
At first they were compared to the more successful David Bowie, but Nelson never tried to copy Bowie, and appears to have disliked comparisons or being pigeon-holed. Bill became one of the best guitarists on the northern music scene in the mid-70's
My favourite albums
Their debut album is still their best work imo !
Axe Victim
Futurama
Sunburst Finish
Chart Facts
Be-Bop finally cracked it 1976 with the song 'Ships in the Night' from their 3rd album Sunburst Finish, both single & album made the Top 20, BBD went on to have two more albums reach the Top 20 chart
Be-bop Deluxe
A Yorkshire band from Swannie's hometown Wakefield where I first saw Bill Nelson & the boys perform a magical set before they recorded their first album. Initially we use to pay 10p entry fees to see Be-Bop in the pubs around West Yorks, they could often be found playing at the Staging Post in Leeds.
At first they were compared to the more successful David Bowie, but Nelson never tried to copy Bowie, and appears to have disliked comparisons or being pigeon-holed. Bill became one of the best guitarists on the northern music scene in the mid-70's
My favourite albums
Their debut album is still their best work imo !
Axe Victim
Futurama
Sunburst Finish
Chart Facts
Be-Bop finally cracked it 1976 with the song 'Ships in the Night' from their 3rd album Sunburst Finish, both single & album made the Top 20, BBD went on to have two more albums reach the Top 20 chart
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite BE-BOP DELUXE albums ?
Barclay James Harvest
One of the most underrated rock bands of the 70's. John Lees's BJH were a hard-working band touring the UK, saw them a few times in Leeds
Favourite Albums
Everyone Is Everybody Else (without any doubt their best work)
Gone To Earth
Early Morning Onwards or The Best Of (both compilations)
And Other Stories
Their First Album.....
Chart Facts
Although 'Everyone Is Everybody Else' did not chart, it was nevertheless an important album that directly contributed to subsequent limited UK success and considerable European success for the band, particularly in Germany, France and Switzerland.
BJH had nine LP's that reach the album chart in the UK
One of the most underrated rock bands of the 70's. John Lees's BJH were a hard-working band touring the UK, saw them a few times in Leeds
Favourite Albums
Everyone Is Everybody Else (without any doubt their best work)
Gone To Earth
Early Morning Onwards or The Best Of (both compilations)
And Other Stories
Their First Album.....
Chart Facts
Although 'Everyone Is Everybody Else' did not chart, it was nevertheless an important album that directly contributed to subsequent limited UK success and considerable European success for the band, particularly in Germany, France and Switzerland.
BJH had nine LP's that reach the album chart in the UK
Re: The Music Discussion Thread - Your favourite BE-BOP DELUXE & BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST albums
Those are both bands that I never got into....
And as you say that I live in the past and need to look forward, I probably won't now........
And as you say that I live in the past and need to look forward, I probably won't now........

