Yeah.
Kept the pedo volley going, like I said.

Also, GD has always been kind of a dick, even if I think he’s an alright guy. So a) he can bloody well take it, and b) he probably deserves more, having tossed some pretty gnarly insults my way in the past.

Good on you for white knightin’ the situation though. ;)

See? Savage Clone? See this guy? Just begging for it, and I handed it to him gently — and with a compliment. So...


Radiohead revisionism?

Yeah, I love OKC, Kid A, Hail to the Thief and a lot of chunks from their other albums but if you think I’m some froth at the mouth Radiohead fan, I can’t argue because I don’t care enough. “Myxomatosis” is glorious, Hail to the Thief is their best album, that about the extent of passionate Radiohead stances I have.
I love some of it, but it’s weird that you think of me as being a Radiohead guy.

And I know you’re trying to poke, but no, Kanye’s dumb hat-wearing/brilliant music-making ass has not put out a new album yet in 2019.

One guy on Discord mentioned that he wanted to listen to Radiohead and it took all my power to avoid sending a thousand-word history lesson to him.

He started with Pablo Honey, and somehow liked it?

The Bends is going to blow his mind.

But yeah, if you want to have intense arguments about them, I'm your gal.

(I'll start: Jonny Greenwood >>> Thom Yorke)

I am loving this waaaaay too much rn

Detroit rules

Was kid rock the first rapper to embrace redneck culture?

I'm not straight outta Compton, I'm straight out the trailer!!

Oh my god, you actually took it personally and seriously?

You massive, massively stupid person.

Again: a) You can take it; and b) You deserve it and worse for being an asshole.

Also, who said pesophiles can’t be gay? Homophobic weirdo. You’ve got some sexist shit buried in that big gay head of yours.

...

Anyway, it was an IDGAF joke insult I didn’t mean, and I paid you a compliment in the process, so chill and/or fuck off because anyone as insulting as you routinely are should be able to take it.

Now. Who wants to talk about Lil Wayne, who has been half dead since 2009?

Criticise it all you want, I love it despite all its flaws.

Astrobrite - Pinkshinyultrablast

I love Pablo Honey, it was the first Radiohead album I listened to, and I fell for it hard. Going through some stuff at the time, and probably relating to the fact I was a teenager.
I love it, but it's the kind of love for something that so perfectly encapsulates a period of time in my life. My life in amber, Pablo Honey.


The Bends now... my God. One of my all-time favourites, I just LOVE LOVE LOVE the sound of this album, so much I kind of hate them for not making another album that had this same sound. Instead those Oxford twats had to go and be experimental (never mind I didn't hear this album until OK Computer came out).



I still enjoy a lot of their other albums, Amnesiac, HTTT, etc, but I kinda lost interest in them after King of Limbs. I heard the first two tracks off A Moon Shaped Pool and couldn't care enough to listen to the rest.

Bob Mould covered "Send Me A Postcard" on Sunshine Rock (out today). AllMusic: "'Send Me a Postcard'" comes remarkably close to unseating Nirvana's "Love Buzz" as the best Shocking Blue cover ever, a pure blast of rock & roll ecstasy".

A lot of the songs off it come across really well live - listening to old bootlegs meant I was able to appreciate the album. The best tracks are actually great, and some B-sides from that era (Faithless, the Wonder Boy especially) are amazing.

I slept on The Bends for way too long - I'd come into the experimental side - and it's astonishing. When shit like Bones and (Nice Dream) doesn't even make the top half of songs off your album, you rule.

Their last two have actually been the worst since Pablo. Saddens you to see what happened. There's some conspiracy theories that AMSP might be their last album, and frankly that would be okay with me. (Except for never seeing them live.)

@choc e-Claire yeah, not every band can be like Sonic Youth and put out great albums until they break up- and it's unfortunate they had to break up at all.



I'd give you some rep but I have to spread some around

IIRC the theory rested on things like that they now have exactly 100 LP songs, they're being self-referential, they gave away old master tapes in the deluxe editions, there were no unreleased songs on the tour, and pulling True Love Waits out of the vault and releasing it can set it to bed.

Leave me a user note instead plz :)

That single version of Son of Three is so good

The Cure's Peel sessions from the late seventies & early eighties.
Blimey!

Done!


I'm currently listening to In Search of the Lost Chord by The Moody Blues.


What a great band.