fredthe3rd wrote:

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Blimey! Did you catch him balls deep in your girlfriend?

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 Fredthe3rd: Tension breaker...

-- Edited by Jazza on Saturday 19th of May 2012 09:03:15 PM

I've only listened to the album once so I need to give it another go, but I loved Hey Jane. Found Songs in A&E a bit patchy too.

That aggression further up

Ahem, sorry, he just reminds me of some rather pathetic kid I know who boasts at every opportunity in order to assert himself. I just can't stand that attitude.

That's Low



(I'm sorry, I saw an opportunity for a pun and went for it even though it probably isn't appropriate. I am but a mere observer in this conflict)

Hee hee

Also my second post wasn't unpleasant! It's not "unpleasant" to dislike someones attitude. It also wasn't specific as to who I was talking about.

It hasn't cleared up for poor Yankee, he's only gone and caught genital herpes off Calum's girlfriend.

-- Edited by fredthe3rd on Sunday 20th of May 2012 02:17:17 PM

I don't know, I was drunk last night. But yes I suppose if that will solve this problem.

Marina & The Diamonds' Electra Heart is a fantastic album and is definitely a personal favourite so far this year.

I heard about the vinyl controversy.. it's the CD I have a problem with! I've no problem with albums that sound deliberately raw, just not sure it works in this case.

Trying to piece together what happened here. It seems Calum has taken a dislike to Yankee for mentioning that he's heard some of the new 'Low' material before it's been released and that he thinks it's boastful?

Do correct me if I'm wrong!

I think that in this day and age, it's an awful lot easier to come across unreleased stuff than it used to be as people with a real interest in certain bands can often come across leaked stuff far earlier than previously. I was listening to the new Allo Darlin' album a couple of months before it came out, simply 'cos promo copies had made it onto Soulseek. Likewise the last Fall album. And several new Suede songs are also available out there for those who are interested.

I suppose it's like on t'Blur forum where people have been discussing the merits of "Under the Westway" which has only received an airing by Damon and Graham at a gig by the two of them. In the days pre-youtube, going on about how much you love this song and that you think it's amazing would have seemed really wankish as you're just boasting about the "Well, I was there" aspect of being at the gig. But when anyone with a Net connection can hear the thing on Youtube, it seems a little different.

So yeah, I don't think that it's particularly boastful to me mentioning such things in the way that Yankee did, really.

But maybe I've misread this entire situation! I only tried to piece it together 'cos I thought (with the post appearing just below mine) that I'd kicked something off!!