five from 1988
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Re: five from 1988
Dying to hear these Dinosaur Jr songs that are so much better than 'Freak Scene'
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Re: five from 1988
Though not just this song, it's my favorite album from them as well.
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Re: five from 1988
I went for The Mercy Seat, of course.
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Re: five from 1988
All good
BUT FUCKING FREAK SCENE
BUT FUCKING FREAK SCENE
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Polishgirl wrote:All good
BUT FUCKING FREAK SCENE
yes but didn't you know there are SO MANY DINOSAUR JR SONGS that are just SO MUCH BETTER THAN 'FREAK SCENE'?
Matt 'interesting' Wilson wrote:So I went from looking at the "I'm a Man" riff, to showing how the rave up was popular for awhile.
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Re: five from 1988
Every song on "You're Living All Over Me"
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Incredibly I found the S'Express far and away the most enjoyable.
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DADDY-O wrote:Polishgirl wrote:All good
BUT FUCKING FREAK SCENE
yes but didn't you know there are SO MANY DINOSAUR JR SONGS that are just SO MUCH BETTER THAN 'FREAK SCENE'?
OH MY GOD I can't believe I WAS SO STUPID.
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DADDY-O wrote:yes but didn't you know there are SO MANY DINOSAUR JR SONGS that are just SO MUCH BETTER THAN 'FREAK SCENE'?
You're sounding a bit dour. Maybe it's time to lay off those austere Bunnymen records.
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Re: five from 1988
TTD- sartorial elegance but completely ruined by being overplayed in commercials
Sexpress- bit dated and a muff smell about it but at the time this was pretty much ruling the dancefloor.
Djr- still kicks in a door or two. If most guitar bands currently plugging away took a minute and appreciate what J is doing here- short, sharp and to the point- there would be more good bands around.
NC- having heard him doing this in such an incendiary way live in Amsterdam in the day it has left a mark on my soul. On record it doesn't come close to the threat it poses live. That song is indestructible.
PSB- big warm sound from one of their most underrated LPs. Anyone namechecking Che Guevara and Debussy in the same sentence deserves favour.
Voted Freak Scene with Pets a close second.
Sexpress- bit dated and a muff smell about it but at the time this was pretty much ruling the dancefloor.
Djr- still kicks in a door or two. If most guitar bands currently plugging away took a minute and appreciate what J is doing here- short, sharp and to the point- there would be more good bands around.
NC- having heard him doing this in such an incendiary way live in Amsterdam in the day it has left a mark on my soul. On record it doesn't come close to the threat it poses live. That song is indestructible.
PSB- big warm sound from one of their most underrated LPs. Anyone namechecking Che Guevara and Debussy in the same sentence deserves favour.
Voted Freak Scene with Pets a close second.
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