The JAM vs The POLICE
The JAM vs The POLICE
It's the Battle of the post-Punk Three Piece!
And quite conveniently, their careers very nearly co-incide exactly.
versus
Who's the best?
...I'm undecided. Gonna sleep on it.
Who's gonna win?
...I know damn well who's the more fashionable of the two round these parts.
At least, I think I do.
Let's see.
And quite conveniently, their careers very nearly co-incide exactly.
versus
Who's the best?
...I'm undecided. Gonna sleep on it.
Who's gonna win?
...I know damn well who's the more fashionable of the two round these parts.
At least, I think I do.
Let's see.
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Re: The JAM vs The POLICE
giraffe wrote:Wolfie the Jackal wrote:...I'm undecided.
what??
it's obvious.
I think he's serious too.
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The Police albums are very lightweight indeed. They may have been a good singles band....never to my taste, but I can tell good pop when I hear it; but the albums , certainly the ones with daft titles, were shit. Their last album , Synchronicity , was the only one on which any effort was expended, and it tore them apart. I doubt they made any records as good as the the Jam....( excepting the gift of course)
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Ted Maul wrote:Wolfie the Jackal wrote:Ted Maul wrote:Is this some kind of joke?
No.
....Flats, Flats, Glorious Flats!
Now there's a joke. And a very funny one, I'm sure you'll agree.
It's not a classic but it does have something...
The funniest football song since your lot dreamt up The Chicken Supper song.
...anyway! We digress. Where were we?
Wolfie the Jackal wrote:Corporal Moddie! wrote:I find it unbelievable that anyone could prefer The Police to The Jam .
I can't think of any possible reason for having such a preference.
erm
...musicianship?
Technically they were better musicians yes..not really surprising as they were about 15 years older. But it hardly makes their records better than The Jam.
Corporal Moddie! wrote:Wolfie the Jackal wrote:Corporal Moddie! wrote:I find it unbelievable that anyone could prefer The Police to The Jam .
I can't think of any possible reason for having such a preference.
erm
...musicianship?
Technically they were better musicians yes..not really surprising as they were about 15 years older. But it hardly makes their records better than The Jam.
They had plenty of clunkers in the back catalogue, you know.
Also - could the Jam do something as artfully subtle as Tea in the Sahara?
No chance.