This thread is an absolute joy, not just for the debate but for it's ability to recall different parts of my life!
And that call is case in point. I remember listening to that Butthole Surfers album regularly when I was living with a bunch of guys and girls in Canada in the early 90s. If I'm...
Hold on - we've just had a conversation off line where YOU decided Happy Mondays were NOT indie. Everyone else privvy to that conversation thought you were a mentalist. FFS!
I guess it's stretching it a bit to include The Fall in the indie scene, but if we're including Jesus & The Mary Chain, Nirvana & Pavement then I reckon it's fair game. In which case, I'd like to nominate Infotainment Scan. A quite ridiculously good album:
It is amazing how well those first 3 or 4 Blur albums have stood the test of time. MLIR is a tremendous album but often forgotten because of their definitive Park Life that came out soon after.
Sorry. This album has absolutely no business on this thread.
Yes, yes it is! By far!
I agree with this though. Although Bleach is proper grunge, almost Mudhoney-esque. Edit: Actually it is a great album, but top 10 is pushing it.
I had a limited edition of that Sundays album, picture print vinyl.
Reckon it might have been worth a tidy sum if it hadn't suffered from water damage. Oh, and their version of "here's where the story ends" will never be surpassed.