tinycowboy
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My advice is: if you're going to be good at something, make sure it's something useful
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NSC Easter Bunny CD 2015
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My advice is: if you're going to be good at something, make sure it's something useful
somerset
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Crickey......well played.....
somerset
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.....and I saw him in Bristol not 2 days ago......awesome gig at the Thekla....a boat in the harbour.
Nice review sir, I have to say though that I am Kloot is a bit marmite...in my case I bloody love everything they do.
tinycowboy
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My wife is a bigger fan than I am. Over My Shoulder would be my pick.
Well, I guess so, but most would say that those others 'are similar to Pearl Jam', rather than putting it that way round. TEN was released in 1991. Nickelback, Creed and Puddle of Mud all formed after that, and rode the commercial-grunge gravy train, that Nirvana and Pearl Jam had started. What can the original band do, to stop copycats?
Well true, as in, Pearl Jam are a BIT shit, and these other bands after are REALLY shit. I like Pearl Jam's music (Evenflow is a tune) but just can't be doing with his macho vocals.
Theatre of Trees
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No CD has arrived yet at the trees household.
tinycowboy
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somerset
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Perhaps Jo Jo can ping the miscreants.....
tinycowboy
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Right, my review:
The CD is titled Stars IN Stripes, and the artwork (to follow) features a pretty good photoshop job of an Albion team, with all of the players heads replaced by pop stars. I spot a couple of Steps, Kylie, a few others I recognise.
Onto the tracklisting - I was determined to listen to every song ALL THE WAY THROUGH, and this is as much a review as an update on my psychological condition during the CD.
1. S Club 7 - Reach For The Stars - This song genuinely hurts my ears.
2. Wham! - Club Tropicana - Groovy. Bit greasy.
3. Salt'n'Pepa - Push It - Sort of a classic of it's genre. Not a bad song.
4. Tiffany - I Think We're Alone Now - Chorus is sort of alright. Erm...music video looks like it cost roughly £27.50.
5. Kylie & Jason - Especially For You - It's a song. I can at least say that for it. It is technically a song.
6. Owen Paul - Favourite Waste Of Time - Wonder if with this title the Bunny is trying to say something to me? Probably one of the better songs.
7. H & Claire - Half A Heart - My wife's biggest guilty pleasure is Steps so she was happy to see this turn up. Starting to feel a bit odd from all of this pop.
8. B*witched - C'est La Vie - Fun, innit? (I really want to kill myself now). I think this is lowest I have been when listening to music in a long time. I can't take this.
9. Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Heart - I've almost come out of the other side. This is like a spiritual experience now. I've let go, and I'm floating. I have a blissful, lobotomised expression on my face. Nothing matters anymore.
10. Meatloaf - I Would Do Anything For Love - I made it. I MADE IT.
I might've been slightly over harsh on my Bunny, partly due to the fact I've now gotten two CDs that weren't really to my taste/seemed rushed when I see so many fascinating-sounding CDs reviewed on here/worked so so hard on my own CD tracklistings. Sorry for being a bit bitter.
A POSITIVE about this CD is to review it I watched a lot of the song videos on YouTube. Very entertaining. I'd forgotten exactly how slick the late 80s/early 90s were.
No idea whatsoever who the Bunny is. Someone who doesn't like me, perhaps? Well certainly not now. Haha.
The CD is titled Stars IN Stripes, and the artwork (to follow) features a pretty good photoshop job of an Albion team, with all of the players heads replaced by pop stars. I spot a couple of Steps, Kylie, a few others I recognise.
Onto the tracklisting - I was determined to listen to every song ALL THE WAY THROUGH, and this is as much a review as an update on my psychological condition during the CD.
1. S Club 7 - Reach For The Stars - This song genuinely hurts my ears.
2. Wham! - Club Tropicana - Groovy. Bit greasy.
3. Salt'n'Pepa - Push It - Sort of a classic of it's genre. Not a bad song.
4. Tiffany - I Think We're Alone Now - Chorus is sort of alright. Erm...music video looks like it cost roughly £27.50.
5. Kylie & Jason - Especially For You - It's a song. I can at least say that for it. It is technically a song.
6. Owen Paul - Favourite Waste Of Time - Wonder if with this title the Bunny is trying to say something to me? Probably one of the better songs.
7. H & Claire - Half A Heart - My wife's biggest guilty pleasure is Steps so she was happy to see this turn up. Starting to feel a bit odd from all of this pop.
8. B*witched - C'est La Vie - Fun, innit? (I really want to kill myself now). I think this is lowest I have been when listening to music in a long time. I can't take this.
9. Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Heart - I've almost come out of the other side. This is like a spiritual experience now. I've let go, and I'm floating. I have a blissful, lobotomised expression on my face. Nothing matters anymore.
10. Meatloaf - I Would Do Anything For Love - I made it. I MADE IT.
I might've been slightly over harsh on my Bunny, partly due to the fact I've now gotten two CDs that weren't really to my taste/seemed rushed when I see so many fascinating-sounding CDs reviewed on here/worked so so hard on my own CD tracklistings. Sorry for being a bit bitter.
A POSITIVE about this CD is to review it I watched a lot of the song videos on YouTube. Very entertaining. I'd forgotten exactly how slick the late 80s/early 90s were.
No idea whatsoever who the Bunny is. Someone who doesn't like me, perhaps? Well certainly not now. Haha.
spring hall convert
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The Guantanamo playlist.
willyfantastic
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- Mar 1, 2009
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sorry been on holiday for the past week - my cd will be going out this tuesday - not received my cd yet either though
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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The worst track listing so far.
Ummm. Terrific review and that. Especially the 'determined to listen all the way through' bit. Loving the updates on your 'psychological state'.
Now put the cd into your player and actually listen to it.
(If you pop open the back part of the jewel case, and remove that track list, you'll reveal the real one, btw...)
That's the sort of cd you'd send to a Palace fan.