seeformiles
Lost in the wood
seeformiles said:
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How about then:
50 foot Hose - "Cauldron"
Lost Classic Albums
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Whoops - seems someone else has mentioned that already!
How about then:
50 foot Hose - "Cauldron"
Fez909
toilet expert
ESG - Come Away With Me
Louis MacNeice
Autumn Journalist
Pere Ubu - Modern Dance; not lost but truely great and not listened to anywhere near enough.
The Dictators - Go Girl Crazy; a rock lp to make you smile from ear to ear.
Cheers - Louis MacNeice
The Dictators - Go Girl Crazy; a rock lp to make you smile from ear to ear.
Cheers - Louis MacNeice
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Swervedriver - Ejector Seat Reservation
Chillinmink
Well-Known Member
deejay punk roc - chicken eye
CalmerChameleon
famous destroyer of peace
The Modern Lovers - 'The Modern Lovers'
imaginationdead said:
great, & very much lost for a number of years!The first money mark album is great too.
Large Professor's "the LP" is brilliant, but got sat on by the record company for years & only eventually got a limited release in 2002, 6 years after it'd been finished, which is a real shame.
alexisonfire said:
Ooh yes, wonderful album
:Cool:
redsnapper
Vintage Urban
Loop - Heavens End
The Jam - Setting Sons (not lost & forgotten but underrated imo)
Jonathan Richman - Rockin' and Romance
Big Audio Dynamite - Tighten Up Vol. '88
The Jam - Setting Sons (not lost & forgotten but underrated imo)
Jonathan Richman - Rockin' and Romance
Big Audio Dynamite - Tighten Up Vol. '88
alexisonfire
Active Member
Also,
The Concretes - The Concretes.
The Concretes - The Concretes.
Spandex
A crazy bulbous punchbag of sound
Meat Beat Manifesto - Satyricon
When people get all misty eyed about early 90s dance albums its usually Orbital, Underworld, Prodigy and Leftfield that get the most mentions. But this album (in fact Meat Beat Manifesto in general) is often forgotten about, which is a shame as it's fucking brilliant and still gets regular plays in my house
When people get all misty eyed about early 90s dance albums its usually Orbital, Underworld, Prodigy and Leftfield that get the most mentions. But this album (in fact Meat Beat Manifesto in general) is often forgotten about, which is a shame as it's fucking brilliant and still gets regular plays in my house
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Olé - John Coltrane 
i've an excellent late 60s canadian garage/psych album by a band called 'the rainbow press' (the sunday funnies) which i've been unable to find any information about at all, but which is also superb from beginning to end... they sounded like a rather more upbeat belle & sebastian. and were ace.
Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
Taz - Analyze This. Played it again last night and it really is one of the best undiscovered UK hip-hop albums ever i reckon. Can't get the tunes out me head today.
soulfulofsoul
Well-Known Member
Fugazi are sooo overlooked. But instrumental isn't nearly as good as red medicine, end hits or the argument to me. All 3 are classics I reckon.
Fantastic and why is it so difficult to get in the UK?
It was £3 in Fopp about 6 months ago.
soulfulofsoul
Well-Known Member
Most people prefer their old stuff, 13 songs seems the most popular. It puzzles me a bit. To me, the last three albums are way more innovative, tuneful and have better lyrics. Just all round much better. I'm not a massive punk fan so I kinda do prefer the rhythmic indie stuff and hearing guy's great voice more than ian mackaye yelling. What do you and most people prefer about the old stuff? I don't get it.
I like the more ambient later stuff too. But IOTKT is one of the best punky albums I've ever heard...
stupid dogbot
Haughty and Superior
IOTKY is my favourite Fugazi record, too.
