mistersloane
heavy heavy monster sound
1000 albums to hear after you're dead would be good, heaven vs hell versions.
Your wish is their command...
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/music/2007/11/1000_albums_not_to_listen_to_b.html
I'm a bit surprised by the number of compilations in this list, including the only Cabaret Voltaire CD I have; a collection of 12" singles from the mid-80s. :slanted:
Any city in the world really I reckon. So incredibly important to two major scenes and then to have the stuff like the Stooges and George Clinton and Eminem and the like happening outside that - not to mention (possibly) my favourite song 96 Tears."nice list, those Detroit songs...pretty amazing legacy...you'd be hard-pressed to pick another US city with as diverse a heritage as that..."
Gang of Four - Entertainment
And that while commending "Andy Gill's slashing guitar style". Yes, but Entertainment is over-produced and flat. They didn't get the sound down properly on vinyl until the second LP: Solid Gold.
You be mad. Entertainment is sparse, raw and hypnotic. There's never been a time in the last 25 years when I haven't loved it.
This is true. The earlier version of LLA is way betterer. Entertainment sounds pretty good but you can see what got lost.I think it's dreadfully thin and bears no relation to what they were like live. The earlier Damaged Goods EP was more raw — just compare the two versions of Love Like Anthrax