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Post by marcus on Oct 16, 2006 23:00:28 GMT 1
Just bought this cos it was on a repeat of that "100 Greatest Albums" show on Channel 4 last night.
3 tracks in so far, and I'm impressed so far despite the pretty shoddy production! ;D.
Anyone else on here who bought it?.
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Post by thedoctor on Oct 17, 2006 19:53:55 GMT 1
One of my favourite all time albums  Tracks such as "Venus In Furs" & "Waiting For My Man" are classics & "Sunday Morning" is just beautifull |
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Post by IndiElectronica on Oct 19, 2006 16:53:47 GMT 1
I'm impressed so far despite the pretty shoddy production! ;D. it's older than i am FFS! it's a classic - EVERYONE should have this in their cd collection |
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Post by IndiElectronica on Oct 19, 2006 16:56:00 GMT 1
One of my favourite all time albums Tracks such as "Venus In Furs" & "Waiting For My Man" are classics & "Sunday Morning" is just beautifull I have something like 4 covers of Sunday Morning by bands I like. Off hand James and OMD both did one... very nice stuff |
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Post by dandyhighwayman on Oct 20, 2006 18:09:01 GMT 1
I do have it and it's great. Second only to Feeder in my affections.
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Post by space on Oct 20, 2006 18:42:07 GMT 1
I'm impressed so far despite the pretty shoddy production! ;D. it's older than i am FFS! it's a classic - EVERYONE should have this in their cd collection yeah everyone.it s a classic n it still sounds fresh n amazin |
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Post by aethyrsprite on Nov 25, 2006 22:57:11 GMT 1
It may be THE most influencial record in history... (Think '80s New Wave; 90s (real) indie; contemporary psych-pop).
Nico was astonishing. There can never be enough praise for 'All Tomorrow's Parties' or 'Sunday Morning'. I strongly urge everyone to seek her first solo LP "Chelsea Girls": the absolute masterpiece of pop catatonia.
The latter is produced by John Cale, whose electric viola is so much responsible for the chromatsms in the Banana ('Venus in Furs', Heroin', 'European Son', 'The Black Angel's Death Song').
The 'shoddy production' was in fact an artistic statement (junkie studio-garage). The US East Coast has never come out of it (think: Sonic Youth, Pixies, The Make Up).
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