#11

That’s on you man

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#12

Maladroit does not deserve this slander and hatred

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#13

I think I remember enjoying a couple of the tracks, was one called Daddy Was a Dancer? Kinda sweet but yeah, felt nothing like a real Dismemberment Plan album

#14

I love SP

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#15

There’s a reason you can’t quite remember

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#16

All Dandy Warhols albums after 13 Tales. Also (more controversially) all Yeasayer albums after the debut.

#17

Do you think there exists a subset of people who ONLY listen to new Pixies albums? None of the originals, no Frank Black, no Breeders, just the ones from Indie Cindy onwards.

  • No
  • Yes

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#18

Massively enjoyed it.

#19

This:

https://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/mansun-closed-for-business-24cddvd-anniversary-box-set/

24 CDs of Mansun. Fuck that

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#20

Please delete Murmer and the Big Express and maybe condense Nonsuch and Oranges and Lemons. This would make XTC a much better band

#21

Hey All Y’All was largely a marked improvent on Travistan

Uncanney Valley has a couple of good tracks on it but on the whole they shouldn’t have bothered (they all sounded better live though).

I saw them on their ‘reformed’ tour at the Thekla in Bristol and it was great. Not 2001 at the Highbury Garage great but great nonetheless.

#22

wrooooong

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#23

I fucking love Mansun but I’m not touching that madness. I have most of the B-sides and Demos thanks to EPs, Kleptomania and the big rereleases of AOTGL and Six. I’d be interested in the books, but 10 Live CDs? No one needs that many Live CDs.

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#24

That’s insane

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#25

I will defend ‘Monkey House’ as being a worthy addition to their catalogue.

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#26

+1 :+1:

#27

Never even bothered with this despite liking almost everything else especially E&I and Change.

Similarly ever listened to any new Pixies et al. Never gonna be decent and might make me hate the good stuff.

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#28

I am always tempted by these massive box sets, however, 25 discs?! You are right, nobody needs 10 Mansun Live CDs.

#29

I have a friend who only likes Blue Eyed Hexe.

#30

When the Style Council made an acid house/rave album c. 1989 and their label were FUMMIN :sweat_smile:

Actually, maybe it should, as it’s probably the last hip thing Paul Weller ever did.