RobMCFC
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Maybe. I’ve got jelly and ice cream for anybody prepared to give it 8 or more.
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The Album Review Club - Week #147 - (page 1942) - Blonde On Blonde - Bob Dylan
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threespires
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Maybe. I’ve got jelly and ice cream for anybody prepared to give it 8 or more.
As long as the jelly is made with condensed milk to make it opaque, where do I sign up?
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Is that a Blancmange reference?As long as the jelly is made with condensed milk to make it opaque, where do I sign up?
Blumooniac
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Hi, Rob. If 1 = Clown Shoes and 10 equates to Life Changing Classic (lol), it's a 6.5 rounded to 7 from me. I haven't heard the full album in close to 40 years. Some good songs and memories. Good choice. BTW, I just liked your Lonesome Jubilee review. I need to keep up!Do you want to score the album out of 10 ?
mancity2012_eamo
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I think 6.5 rounded to a 7 is fair.
6 would seem a bit mean.
Nothing really standing out but very pleasant throughout. No problem listening to this in the background while pottering about.
As I said though, it fades a bit towards the end.
6 would seem a bit mean.
Nothing really standing out but very pleasant throughout. No problem listening to this in the background while pottering about.
As I said though, it fades a bit towards the end.
BimboBob
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If this was Kick I'd be scoring it a lot higher. I've had two listens now and nothing has really grabbed me apart from the drum pattern from Western Promise by Ultravox appearing in Kiss The Dirt. Ish.
I've never been a fan of this sort of middle of the road rock. I suppose what made Kick stand out was the heavier production and the different styles. This album just seems to be rambling on and on with little or no shocks. There's no Never Tear Us Apart, there's no Guns In The Sky, no Need You Tonight, even no Mediate, songs that were evenly placed in Kick to move it up a notch.
It will get one more listen tomorrow, when I'm all relaxed and mellow...
I've never been a fan of this sort of middle of the road rock. I suppose what made Kick stand out was the heavier production and the different styles. This album just seems to be rambling on and on with little or no shocks. There's no Never Tear Us Apart, there's no Guns In The Sky, no Need You Tonight, even no Mediate, songs that were evenly placed in Kick to move it up a notch.
It will get one more listen tomorrow, when I'm all relaxed and mellow...
BimboBob
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It's a Sad Day if it is...Is that a Blancmange reference?
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The excellent Jim Noir from Davyhulme Manchester and a City fan tooTower of love.
Jim Noir.
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It's a Sad Day if it is...
Happy Families does not get the love it deserves.
mrbelfry
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I've liked some of the inxs songs I've heard on the radio but never wanted to listen to a whole album. Reflecting on this I think it's because I first heard them when they were already famous. MH was a rockstar and it all felt obvious and cliche and I was a bit of a snob. I've been meaning to take another listen because @BlueHammer85 keeps going on about them