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This was a rollercoaster
they've been interviewing this guy the whole time and I finally looked him up
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Mountbatten,_1st_Earl_Mountbatten_of_Burma
This was a rollercoaster
they've been interviewing this guy the whole time and I finally looked him up
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Mountbatten,_1st_Earl_Mountbatten_of_Burma
Mans got blown up by the IRA on his fishing boat
Mans got blown up by the IRA on his fishing boat
Queen Victoria's great grandson with family ties to royalty across Europe fought in WW1 and was a genuinely innovative World War II hero who then went on to cataclysmically f*** up when he rushed The Partition and then also got embroiled in a pedo ring before the IRA blew him up
alot of crazy s*** along the way
As someone who still ranks it above Loaded (which is great),
I’m this threads resident White Light/White Heat hater. It’s become a bit.
I always felt McCartney’s RAM basically invented modern indie rock/pop and I just discovered Death Cab For Cuties cover of my favorite song from It (Dear Boy) and damn does listening to that just reinforce that feeling.
As someone who still ranks it above Loaded (which is great),
I’m this threads resident White Light/White Heat hater. It’s become a bit.
Might end up being my number 1 of the 60s
I always felt McCartney’s RAM basically invented modern indie rock/pop and I just discovered Death Cab For Cuties cover of my favorite song from It (Dear Boy) and damn does listening to that just reinforce that feeling.
My pick for that honor is orange juice
I always felt McCartney’s RAM basically invented modern indie rock/pop and I just discovered Death Cab For Cuties cover of my favorite song from It (Dear Boy) and damn does listening to that just reinforce that feeling.
Isn't it his self-titled debu that gets credit for that if anything
I see RAM as a continuation of the over the top production and musical segues of Abbey Road
Isn't it his self-titled debu that gets credit for that if anything
I see RAM as a continuation of the over the top production and musical segues of Abbey Road
Nah not really. A couple songs on his debut people say influenced bedroom pop but RAM is the one I see the indie rock comparisons made with.
Might end up being my number 1 of the 60s
It’s great as it’s own thing and I respect it but I just don’t like most noise rock and really any of the stuff that record influenced (Sonic Youth especially) so naturally it wouldn’t fully connect with me. I think European Son is more interesting and experimental than anything on that album and the rest of the debut just has higher highs and significantly more variety and a better flow. Nico’s contributions also give it more flavor.
Nah not really. A couple songs on his debut people say influenced bedroom pop but RAM is the one I see the indie rock comparisons made with.
Have you listened to From Elvis in Memphis much? Going to be way way up there for my best albums of the '60s list lowkey blows away all this hippie s***
It’s great as it’s own thing and I respect it but I just don’t like most noise rock and really any of the stuff that record influenced (Sonic Youth especially) so naturally it wouldn’t fully connect with me. I think European Son is more interesting and experimental than anything on that album and the rest of the debut just has higher highs and significantly more variety and a better flow. Nico’s contributions also give it more flavor.
Im not a huge noise rock guy either. Strangely i think white light/white heat is actually more accessible than its reputation suggests...i dont really find it hard to listen to at all...its got strong tunes. And yea tvu&n is incredible too, waiting for the man is one of my favorite songs oat
Have you listened to From Elvis in Memphis much? Going to be way way up there for my best albums of the '60s list lowkey blows away all this hippie s***
u seen the movie yet?
Im not a huge noise rock guy either. Strangely i think white light/white heat is actually more accessible than its reputation suggests...i dont really find it hard to listen to at all...its got strong tunes. And yea tvu&n is incredible too, waiting for the man is one of my favorite songs oat
tbh I Heard Her Call My Name is more challenging than Sister Ray
u seen the movie yet?
If you think I'm going to pay actual money to experience the Baz you're insane
If you think I'm going to pay actual money to experience the Baz you're insane
U missing out
@Elric you should read this