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Spiritualized - crap/not crap?

Spiritualized - crap/not crap?


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Spiritualised are unique only in the sense that the packaging to their CDs tends to be more interseting that the music itself.
 
beesonthewhatnow said:
"Ladies and Gentlemen...." is fantastic, the rest I can do without really....

That is how I feel. Chemical Brothers did a wicked remix of 'I think I'm in Love'
 
Dubversion said:
how were Linkous and Gelb? :)
those names don't seem familiar... but i hadn't really heard of the people on in the first half except for Vic Chesnutt and James Yorkston. Basically everyone in the first half was brilliant, really interesting, then everyone in the 2nd half was lame (Teenage Fanclub and Jason Pierce). Then Daniel Johnston came on and blew everyone else away, he was really amazing. Everett True's comepering was excellent too actually, he just came on and sang acapella songs in his "unique" voice.
 
Linkous from Sparklehorse (skinny bearded chap as a rule), Gelb from Giant Sand (smiley handsome bearded southern gentleman looking type)
 
beesonthewhatnow said:
"Ladies and Gentlemen...." is fantastic, the rest I can do without really....
Yeah, me too. They have the distinction of recording the second-best song called "Electricity." The best one being Cpt Beefheart. :cool:
 
that white-and-blue covered record (ladies and gentlemen we're floating in space???) nicked the central theme from a very famous piece of classical music...don't remember what it's called though, as i sold the cd instantly upon realising it bored me...
 
they steal everything. the first song on Floating is Clive Dunn's 'Grandad'. the line about "a hole in my arm where all the money goes" is nicked from John Prine. etc etc etc
 
(slightly off topic rant)

the second most irritating thing about people stealing your own creative ideas/work, trying to pass your ideas off as their own,
is people trying to steal your friends...to get influence among the "right" crowd :mad:
i've had both happen to me...and it stinks

and also:
i mean, i'm against full copyright and support filesharing and making my work available to the public for free, etc. etc.-
but that doesn't mean i think it's "okay" if some people try to blatantly STEAL what i've done and try to take credit for it!
some common courtesy/manners is the unwritten rule in the artmeme territory! :mad:
(rant over)
 
Dubversion said:
Linkous from Sparklehorse (skinny bearded chap as a rule), Gelb from Giant Sand (smiley handsome bearded southern gentleman looking type)
hmm, i'm not sure if that guy from Sparklehorse played then, unless he was playing with James Yorkston... Howe Gelb was excellent, a bit like Tom Waits. the whole first half was a little shambolic and unrehearsed but great.
 
often very good, sometimes kinda dull. the former mrs b fell asleep at one of their gigs in sheffield.

he always picks a damned fine band to play with him tho does old jason
 
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