Yello - Solid Pleasure (1980)
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Solid Pleasure or Loose St**l?
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Trade-mark drum machine randomness.
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I want this played at my funeral.
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It doesn't get much better than this.
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It is over.
In fairness, time travelled quite quickly while it was playing but it did feel like about three songs and a load of padding.
Now to look back at the thread and see what everyone else made of it.
In fairness, time travelled quite quickly while it was playing but it did feel like about three songs and a load of padding.
Now to look back at the thread and see what everyone else made of it.
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Incidentally, the B-side to the Bostich 7" was "I.T. Splash" and really should've been on the album.
If you care to listen to it I'm sure you'll agree.
Awesome use of proper disco drum on the fade-out.
If you care to listen to it I'm sure you'll agree.
Awesome use of proper disco drum on the fade-out.
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Who give it ★★?
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It wasn't me.
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I felt that, if an album's 70% padding, it's difficult to give it more than 2 stars, even if the non-padding is Ok.
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Don't worry, I think it was me.
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WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:This sounds like what Jah Wobble was doing after he'd left PIL,
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Well, despite it's fatal lulls - made more fatal by the ker-ayzee ebullience and N-R-G of the album's opening salvo(s) - I still love it.
What's more, I feel that Yello need to be held in higher esteem by the hoi polloi.
They were and are a significant and significantly odd and idiosyncratic band hailing from a significantly dull and idiosyncratically dreary country.
Perhaps various Wendigans may find their later elpees more engaging?
What's more, I feel that Yello need to be held in higher esteem by the hoi polloi.
They were and are a significant and significantly odd and idiosyncratic band hailing from a significantly dull and idiosyncratically dreary country.
Perhaps various Wendigans may find their later elpees more engaging?
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Wasn't me.
When I were a lad, in the late 80s, to early 90s I loved all that arty post-punk stuff, as it all seemed to have come from a million years ago, Joy Division in 1991 could have been like Buddy Holly record.
Anyway, this was fine, and I would have loved it when I was 17, but now in 2014, the lightweight Krautrock/Postpunk stuff feels a bit well, been there, done that. For me.
They sounded at the best when they sounded like yello, that one that sounded like a lo-fi The Race.
When I were a lad, in the late 80s, to early 90s I loved all that arty post-punk stuff, as it all seemed to have come from a million years ago, Joy Division in 1991 could have been like Buddy Holly record.
Anyway, this was fine, and I would have loved it when I was 17, but now in 2014, the lightweight Krautrock/Postpunk stuff feels a bit well, been there, done that. For me.
They sounded at the best when they sounded like yello, that one that sounded like a lo-fi The Race.
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Ah, but remember when I posted the "Bostich (N'est-ce pas)" remix (1986 I think)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctiaMpTvVk4
Bombin'!
I love the wacky syn-drum-improvZ 2:08 - 3:08.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctiaMpTvVk4
Bombin'!
I love the wacky syn-drum-improvZ 2:08 - 3:08.
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Another classic Nu-HotW-average ★★★ LP.
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The Call of the Wendigo wrote:Do bimboes actually exist? I can't remember ever meeting one.
If you meet a load of people and you meet a bimbo, then there's the bimbo, if you don't meet any, then you're the bimbo.
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