Onholiday(somemightsay)
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More Prog rock or Rumours? ;-)
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All Time Top 1100 Albums (Aerosmith - Big Ones) P265
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RobMCFC
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Probably Talking Heads again.
I think @BlueHammer85 is using a mouse to "randomly" select his albums and he's tying a piece of cheese to all the Talking Heads albums.
I think @BlueHammer85 is using a mouse to "randomly" select his albums and he's tying a piece of cheese to all the Talking Heads albums.
Nothing to shout about, or write home about for me here.
Pretty standard sixties fare... Not unpleasant, but doesn't resonate like the most popular bands at the time.
Too much competition by far better musicians/ songwriters has relegated them somewhat, proven, I think, by how many people have never heard of them.
Can't give it a really low score, as it's not a bad effort, but it's no where near as good as it's contemporaries.
I'll go 4 out of 10.
Pretty standard sixties fare... Not unpleasant, but doesn't resonate like the most popular bands at the time.
Too much competition by far better musicians/ songwriters has relegated them somewhat, proven, I think, by how many people have never heard of them.
Can't give it a really low score, as it's not a bad effort, but it's no where near as good as it's contemporaries.
I'll go 4 out of 10.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Just as a comparison, what did you score Carly Simon? ;-)Nothing to shout about, or write home about for me here.
Pretty standard sixties fare... Not unpleasant, but doesn't resonate like the most popular bands at the time.
Too much competition by far better musicians/ songwriters has relegated them somewhat, proven, I think, by how many people have never heard of them.
Can't give it a really low score, as it's not a bad effort, but it's no where near as good as it's contemporaries.
I'll go 4 out of 10.
Marklr
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77 by Talking Heads. I'm predicting it now.Probably Talking Heads again.
I think @BlueHammer85 is using a mouse to "randomly" select his albums and he's tying a piece of cheese to all the Talking Heads albums.
Is it in the top 100 though?
*edit...yep.. 396.
Two massive points;-)Just as a comparison, what did you score Carly Simon? ;-)
That's some achievement, an album ranked 396 is in the top 100. ;-)77 by Talking Heads. I'm predicting it now.
Is it in the top 100 though?
*edit...yep.. 396.
BlueHammer85
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77 by Talking Heads. I'm predicting it now.
Is it in the top 100 though?
*edit...yep.. 396.
ra ha!
Don't think this album sold 100 million Fog but I have to say you make a good point.99.99999% of the people that bought this bought it for one song. And the 0.00001% of those that didn’t was the lead singer’s mom.
Look I am sure they have many devotees and I never want to undermine a persons taste in music and all it gives and a particular genre or a bunch of individuals that has the balls to go out and put their craft to the world no matter the quality and message but this band never got to play Woodstock and that is what I remember about them the most.
At least they got the message from John Morris supposedly with only Doug Ingle staying the course so to speak.
3/10.
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I feel a little bit of steel guitar Toronto style in the breeze.Probably Talking Heads again.
I think @BlueHammer85 is using a mouse to "randomly" select his albums and he's tying a piece of cheese to all the Talking Heads albums.