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On 27/03/2024 at 18:45, Xela said:

 

I **** hate that song, and indeed just about everything they’ve ever done.  But that one the most.

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1 hour ago, mjmooney said:

FAO @Marka Ragnos

 

The songs are marvelous. Seems like a bunch of talented kids trying to work out what direction they want to go. I especially love the first one, "Paradise Lost." Reminds me of very early Genesis/Moody Blues.

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On 27/03/2024 at 14:45, Xela said:

 

I don't have the words to describe how much I love this video. It's been a personal favourite for a few years. I don't know the year -- '79? The haircuts, Glenn Tilbrook's tired eyes, his shirt and gold-lamé tie, the hanging cake tins and women working in the background, and the lyrics -- Jesus. So depressing and perfect and real and strangely hopeful, too.

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20 hours ago, bickster said:

Seeing the Small Faces Tin Soldier reminded me it isn’t even the the best song with Tin Soldier in the title :crylaugh: 

(I like both songs btw)

 

 

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I remember, as a teenager, parking the car late at night in the country with a few friends, closing the windows, filling the car with the smoke of several select herbal products, and listening to this album again and again in a state of abject and helpless awe. "I understand everything on earth now! I get it all!" Sound of a few beers being opened. "Pass that bong around again."

 

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On 29/03/2024 at 16:18, blandy said:

I **** hate that song, and indeed just about everything they’ve ever done.  But that one the most.

Do you feel it's a personal thing? Not at all to pry, but it does deal with a painful subject, and of course, we only get the bloke's flippant point of view, and not the view of the mother or daughter.

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8 hours ago, Marka Ragnos said:

Do you feel it's a personal thing? Not at all to pry, but it does deal with a painful subject, and of course, we only get the bloke's flippant point of view, and not the view of the mother or daughter.

Because I can’t stand the sound, basically. [I’m the same with Queen]. Also because it was played so many times on the radio when it was released. And it’s dreary and sad.

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8 hours ago, Marka Ragnos said:

Do you feel it's a personal thing? Not at all to pry, but it does deal with a painful subject, and of course, we only get the bloke's flippant point of view, and not the view of the mother or daughter.

Feckin awful song and here are just some of the reasons

  • Jools Holland's boogie woogie piano
  • The video was shot in John Lennon's old house (where the Imagine video was also filmed)
  • Michelle Collins in the video
  • Cockney bollocks
  • Jools Holland's boogie woogie piano (there is only one song it’s acceptable on - re-recorded version of Uncertain Smile)
  • more cockney bollocks 
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1 minute ago, bickster said:

more cockney bollocks

Yep, I could have added that, too. Even worse on cool for cats.  words removed

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2 hours ago, blandy said:

Yep, I could have added that, too. Even worse on cool for cats.  words removed

FIle under Chas and Dave roll out the barrel knees up your mothers brown arse 

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