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Re: cd's... Talk Talk
From: Ravi McArthur I think cringe-inducing was the wrong word as well. Shit could be the one your looking for. I love Talk Talk but other than "Life's What You Make It" "The Colour of Spring" is a bag o' wank. And it's the same with "It's my Life". I don't see why people should start liking something because it's electronic or because it played a part in electronic music history. That's just fuckin' stupid. If you like something, like it because you think it's good, not because you think you should. Right, rant over. I'm off up to the heath to perv at some man-tan coated mutton dressed as spam. On 8/5/04 3:02 pm, "Phil Williams" <phil@...> wrote: >> Hmm. I hesitate to ask which of their stuff you consider cringe-inducing >> because I am of the opinion that Talk Talk were one of the most important >> groups of my time. > > I think cringe-inducing was the wrong expression, maybe just "poppy"... ;) > But I wholeheartedly agree with you re: Spirit Of Eden. The aforementioned > lead single still makes my spine tingle every time. > > I haven't heard Hollis solo album, but will track it down > >> I know it's not tech-house. Really, I know. But I always feel compelled to >> sing the praises of Talk Talk. > > Eh, when we're talking history of any electronic related music it's all > relevant! I'd personally encourage it (sticking with the broad "all things > in moderation" theory, of course... ;) > > In fact, I personally can't remember the last time any admin had a problem > with quality music related discussion, regardless of subgenre... :) > > Phil > > > Previous: John Davis - " HEADTUNES / SE Asia / Hawaii" Next: Tom Baker - " =?iso-8859-1?q?Destination_London_=85?=" |