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My contribution, Gene. I always loved the album, Olympian.
Some beautiful music:
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Beautiful, haunting, heartfelt and romantic, with some groovy underpinnings.
And not just because it's soppy and my most dramatic ex. gave it to me 🙂
Buffalo Tom
Or these guys
Pop Will Eat Itself and very early Jesus Jones. Mixing samples lead guitars and rapping, singing and very good imagery. Led the way for a lot of music.
The Sundays, I Feel Fine....
Budgie?
Nazareth?
Mike Finnigan is a longtime friend. He went on from this band to become the world-class sideman for such acts as Dave Mason, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Joe Cocker and Bonnie Raitt. This is the band he was in in 1972, Finnigan and Woods. This cut from their album "Crazed Hipsters" is the most rockin', burning cover of a Dylan song ever. You will forget Hendrix's "Watchtower" after you hear this one.
PWEI are probably best forgotten, saw them when they were supporting loads of indie bands , they were terrible. How about a bit of easterhouse
This cut from their album "Crazed Hipsters" is the most rockin', burning cover of a Dylan song ever.
Filthy. Love it!
I know DJs still ocassionally play Sergeant Rock and Senses Working Overtime, yet surely XTC are woefully under-remembered? Swindon's finest and one of the world's greatest ever bands. I feel they were always criminally under-appreciated from the outset.
JLS 🙁
Oui3. Really liked their stuff when I was at school at uni, but they sort of fizzled out and went away.
Pretty much everything I liked in the 90s tbh
Also it's really hard to search youtube for A.
Bros.
I feel they were always criminally under-appreciated from the outset.
Still appreciated - BillytheTrumpet played "Sense is Working Overtime" when England were 123-5
Northwind, I saw them supporting someone around the time of this;
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Very good!
I offer you.....
The Golden Palominos
James King and the Lone Wolves
Darts
The La's
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PWEI were genius. Ahead of their time.
I've got a few things in my collection Northwind would like 🙂
Now, I nominate Eat. They were around the same time as PWEI, Wonderstuff etc, but their music lasts the test of time much better for me. I believe Ange Dolittle is a lost genius. Brilliant lyricist and singer.
I once saw them supporting James. Eat were so good I left before James came on cos I didn't want them to ruin it 🙂
Not their best track, but it fits with the thread title
I always liked PWEI. Saw the remnants of them live, supporting Carter a few years back, they were pretty dire. Shame.
"Smurf Robot And The Marzipan Bikers" or "Penguins In My Head". I certainly don't hear much about them these days.
always liked PWEI. Saw the remnants of them live,
Clint is no longer with them is he? Too busy doing movie soundtracks.
Also, pretty recent:
A.Human. Another lost genius singer. Saw them with a mate in a tiny pub and they (especially him, he was nuts) blew us away. Since lost a few band members, tried to go pop and went.. parp. Sad.
what happened to gomez and mansun i wonder?liked their music.
Deacon Blue.
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Deacon ****ing blue!? that tops every other thing you've ever posted on here 😆
Clint must be minted from lux, you hear it everywhere!. Im a big fan of pwei but then they were from my uni days so we're part of the whole soundtrack as it were.
MrNice - Member
Deacon **** blue!? that tops every other thing you've ever posted on here
+1000000 !! 😆
@bikebouy - some of us have not forgotten Harriet from the Sundays
we seem to be mostly mentioning bands hardly anyone had heard of in the first place. In which vein, I give you
The Wolfhounds. But I echo the mentions of PWEI. So inventive with their mixing and the lyrics " the rhythm it smokes more than a beagle". Easterhouse as well, Contenders is a fantastic album.
Idlewild
What a fantastic band. Sorry they arent niche enough or retro-cool ❓
Very forgotten.
No, seriously, they were just shit.
Poppies were ace back in their day. Growing up round Stourbridge in '89 probably helped.
The last time they played together was the reformation gigs in '95...brilliant. Saw Graham's version last year with Mary Byker and was underwhelmed.
Eat were ace. Saw them a few times in the old days.
My suggestion from that era..Family Cat. Their first EP still sounds great.
The Wildhearts. That fella certainly has the knack of writing a catchy tune. And a greater knack for career self-sabotage every time the prospect of substantial success beckons.
Idlewild are still going. They had a new album out not so long ago. Hugely hugely underrated when you look at the inexplicable popularity of some other scottish bands (ahem).
The Wildhearts.
Ginger's still rocking! This is about the only good thing Courtney Love has ever done, though.
(Sweary intro)
He sure as hell knows to to write a catchy hook, and some riffage. Top of the World worth a mention as well!
Dust Junkys.
And the Beta Band.
Reunion, please?
The 4 of Us
Energy Orchard
Cud
Gene
Terrorvision
Crikey, I'd forgotten Eat.
Hopefully by tomorrow, I'll have forgotten them again.
The senseless things.
Good call on the Senseless Things!! I was just thinking about them. I was also somehow reminded of the New FADS the other day- I'd forgotten about them for about twenty years. Saw them live at the Windsor Old Trout back in the early nineties. Lovely!