DocMcCoy
DocMcCoy
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"Go and laugh in your own country!"
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Imagine my disappointment when I clicked on this in anticipation of a 2-page thread on eyeliner for cats...
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bassie said:Instant Hit http://grooveshark.com/#!/s/Instant+Hit/2441kX?src=5 (First track off Cut) I hear it now, and I'm ashamed of myself for not catching it. I used to stan hard for the Slits back in the day. I was thinking the s…
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bassie said:It's boring and a waste of a Slits sample. For real? I thought I recognised it, but it didn't register that it was the Slits. What's the original? (Please tell me it's off Return Of The Giant Slits, because I never had that album)
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LaserWolf said:I don't think any of them crossed over to the pop charts. Not much better on the R&B charts, where Beat The Street made it only to #41, and that was her best showing. Still she made that "complicated walk" from the bac…
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Burns said: In October 1982 all the cuts from this LP hit #1 on the dance charts for one week. When does this ever happen anymore? I knew that every song on the first side was bangin', but never knew all the songs made #1. When d…
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HarveyCanal said:There's just something not right with the tone of her voice. She no longer sounds artistic as if she actually wants someone to pay attention to her. It's just dry ranting with no pot of gold at the end of her rainbow of isms. …
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New shit. I think I prefer this to the previous track she put out. That shouldn't necessarily be read as an endorsement. As soon as she's got something more substantial to offer than just rappity-rap word-salad circus tricks an…
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This is more at the new wave end of things.
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LazarusOblong said:DocMcCoy said:Yeah, I didn't realise LITA were putting it out until about two minutes after I posted it. It's fascinating stuff - not as self-consciously amateurish as some of the Western material of the time, but there's somethin…
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Yeah, I didn't realise LITA were putting it out until about two minutes after I posted it. It's fascinating stuff - not as self-consciously amateurish as some of the Western material of the time, but there's something refreshingly unforced and genui…
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I played this straight through and hit rewind immediately (metaphorically speaking). So, so good. The occasional snatches of the o.g. loops make for a great teaser, and screwing it just a touch does so much for the vibe and makes it hit a whole lot …
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HarveyCanal said:batmon said: So this is a UK perspective thang, right. like Tabira said. Yes, again they've established a "genre" out of collecting stuff unavailable to them when it originally dropped. I was about to make a "coun…
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This is a fascinating piece. It almost has me thinking how much of it David Simon and Ed Burns might have written into The Wire if they were to do it now. Make sure you read it through to the end.
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So good.
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DOR said:Duderonomy said: When does Man U's difficult fixture list end? Classique. The boombox at the front-left - I used to have one of those. How many can you name? Back row l-r: Whiteside, McQueen, Muh…
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Noble as the governing principles behind it are, the US Constitution can often be a very convincing argument in favour of the UK's piecemeal, duct-tape-and-string Heath Robinson job. We Brits may or may not like the government of the day but at leas…
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tripledouble said:I also kind of like that one big loose string (besides huell) is the money. No one gets it!! Yeah, I liked that too. The only two people to walk out of the clubhouse were the ones who didn't care about the money.
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Doing a related Google search earlier, I happened to see a headline that read; "Breaking Bad Gives Its Audience What They Want - But Is That A Good Thing?" That was enough to stop me reading any further. I mean, I didn't want to say this earlier in …
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djwaxon said:It was weird because the series has gradually gone darker and darker in the actions of certain characters, and this episode didn't have anyone stooping a step further, so felt kind of timid to me, even though it had a load of dead bodie…
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asstro said:I really enjoyed the episode, but at the same time I thought that it let WW get away with dying on his terms and having "won" in a way that was a little too good for him. I like Emily Nussbaum's idea in the New Yorker, where the whole ep…
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Absolute perfection. A masterclass in every TV discipline. Pitch perfect and totally satisfying. The sound of this peaking just as Walt died damn near broke my heart.
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A bump is overdue. If you want to front on a song that opens with the line, "Like Lt. Dan, I'm rollin'...", even a goofy "Say Yo! To Drugs" song like this one...well, I dunno what to tell you. Album is here: No…
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Duderonomy said: When does Man U's difficult fixture list end? Next May.
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When Moyes finally retires and reflects upon his career peaks, that Capital One Cup win the other night is going to feel like a golden age.
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If money was no object... After spending several minutes covetously scrutinising Ten c's take on the M-65 field jacket in 14oz on Neue Schonhauser the other week, I can say with absolute certainty that it looks and feels amazing (supp…
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Delay said: Very nice.
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Duderonomy said:DocMcCoy said:Screamed with laughter at this; (my landlord cannot go to this branch of Tescos as he was recently barred*). Do you want to know why he's barred from a branch of Co-Op? I'm alive, aren't I? …
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Screamed with laughter at this; (my landlord cannot go to this branch of Tescos as he was recently barred*). The backstory was like finding a tenner after losing a fiver.