Reef were never as bad as Shed Seven, they weren't brilliant......
Shed Seven vs Reef: Who stunk the most?
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they weren't exactly Silverchair lol
Artie Fufkin
Polymer Records
no contest. always had a soft spot for Shed 7 (some really great singles & excellent live) but Reef were absolute toilet.
when 'Place Your Hands' used to come on in clubs/pubs it would gain the same enthusiastic reception Nickelback's 'How You Remind Me' does more recently.
when 'Place Your Hands' used to come on in clubs/pubs it would gain the same enthusiastic reception Nickelback's 'How You Remind Me' does more recently.
The Groke
hot hail/Paging Dr. Beat
when 'Place Your Hands' used to come on in clubs/pubs it would gain the same enthusiastic reception Nickelback's 'How You Remind Me' does more recently.
Can you please let me know the names of these clubs so I can avoid them
thanks.
Bands like The Charlatans, The Verve, and even Oasis were good fun at the time. I wouldn't like them if they came out now, but as a soundtrack to trying to get served, smoking diesel hash, skiving school, trying to get tops n fingers etc etc it was good
no they weren't. they were even shitter then, 'cause you couldn't get away from the cunts.
firky, spiritualised were pretty good, but hardly britpop...
Girls I liked liked them, so they were good....
mack
Fact Me Till I Fart
Aye Lazer Guided Melodies is a great record to chill out too.
Nah they're not but it was of that time, was thinking out loud. Tehre was some good music around: portishead, tricky, ok computer, prodigy were still good etc.
oh yeah, hiccup likes the wonderstuff
Brainaddict
slight system overdrive
It's a close run thing in the poll at the moment, unsurprisingly given how shit they both were. However I urge you all to meditate upon the horrific zombie anthem that was 'Put your hands up' so that you may vote correctly
It's a close run thing in the poll at the moment, unsurprisingly given how shit they both were. However I urge you all to meditate upon the horrific zombie anthem that was 'Put your hands up' so that you may vote correctly
Chris. Fucking. Evans.
i liked portishead - though i've discovered, every time i've put 'dummy' on recently, that i have no interest in hearing them ever again.
i think their overuse in the 'this life' soundtrack may have ruined them for me.
8ball
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i liked portishead - though i've discovered, every time i've put 'dummy' on recently, that i have no interest in hearing them ever again.
Agree with you there - I worked in a lab the year it came out and it was the only music everyone could agree on, so it was on permanent repeat for a whole summer.
Great stuff, but after a couple of months rotation anything will start to grate.
I think that Maxinequaye has aged a lot better than Dummy
Portishead kind of all sounds the same
Portishead kind of all sounds the same
8ball
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I don't think either of them have really dated.
Maybe dated isn't the right word, more that it hasn't really aged on me as well
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equaled Oasis single for single in the early days
this is a good thing?
of course it is! Oasis's first album was brilliant
Originally Posted by Christo View Post
equaled Oasis single for single in the early days
this is a good thing?
of course it is! Oasis's first album was brilliant
Knowing only of your tastes what I have learnt from your presence on Urban, that really surprises me.
Pulp were ace and Different Class is one of the few seminal, nay, transcendent albums born of the oft maligned "brit-pop" (ugh) oeuvre.
Oh RD - you are teh wrongun.
Really? They always really irritated me. The only one I liked was "This is Hardcore" and I know that wasn't really typical of their sound.
Ladies and Gentlemen... had a few forays into Britpop territory though, like "Come Together"...
skyscraper101
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Reef - First album was good. I have some of their very first singles on vinyl and they had some great b-sides too. All the laterday stuff was a bit pants though.
Shed Seven - likewise. Their last album was rubbish but the Going For Gold (The Greatest Hits album) was a quality collection of tunes which I listen to a lot still.
Shed Seven - likewise. Their last album was rubbish but the Going For Gold (The Greatest Hits album) was a quality collection of tunes which I listen to a lot still.
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Then there was Kula Shaker
Ah yes, Kula Shaker, who proved that even when you think the depths of nauseating tedium have been reached by Shed Seven and Reef, and the heights of arrogance reached by the Gallagher brothers, there's always some band who're more useless, and a frontman who's a bigger pissflap.
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