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Postby black francis » Wed Apr 07, 2010 6:09 pm

Big socks?
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Postby DivaDiana77 » Wed Apr 07, 2010 8:07 pm

Voodoo Billy wrote:when I said Morrissey with Marr was different quality, the same is also true of Marr with Morrissey.


Duuuuude! We're like on the same wavelength. So weird....
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Postby Kounelaki » Thu Apr 08, 2010 1:51 am

withahip wrote:Marr is such a genius how come he couldn't he couldn't save this album?

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Or any other album he has played on since? (Is there a gem I missed? And don't say Electronic.)


Hey, I like that album, too.
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Postby Voodoo Billy » Thu Apr 08, 2010 2:46 am

black francis wrote:Big socks?


If that was from the BOF I'd swear there was a typo.
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Postby happy_loss » Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:42 am

I don't care what any of you say........Queen still blows, and so does Smiths/Morrisey. Marr is ok, but a bit overrated as well. How did we get from my mini mid-life crisis of Goth girls to this? Oh, this is VT!
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Postby black francis » Thu Apr 08, 2010 1:09 pm

NSFW

http://www.supremegothicgirls.com/

there's even a Goth gang bang section
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Postby DivaDiana77 » Thu Apr 08, 2010 5:34 pm

happy_loss wrote:I don't care what any of you say........Queen still blows, and so does Smiths/Morrisey. Marr is ok, but a bit overrated as well. How did we get from my mini mid-life crisis of Goth girls to this? Oh, this is VT!


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Postby happy_loss » Fri Apr 09, 2010 9:25 am

black francis wrote:NSFW

http://www.supremegothicgirls.com/

there's even a Goth gang bang section


BF, I don't know what to say...........free Danzig and now this........
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Postby black francis » Fri Apr 09, 2010 10:55 am

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Postby Dr Evil » Sat Apr 10, 2010 2:49 am

happy_loss wrote:I don't care what any of you say........Queen still blows, and so does Smiths/Morrisey. Marr is ok, but a bit overrated as well. How did we get from my mini mid-life crisis of Goth girls to this? Oh, this is VT!


Queen were half brilliant and half Spinal Tap. For all their pretentiousness and turgid albums, songs like "Spread your Wings" are up there with "In The Margins."
As for Morrisey solo, has he ever done a song as good as "What Time Is Now" on his own, or "Meat is Murder?"
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Postby DivaDiana77 » Sat Apr 10, 2010 3:40 am

Dr Evil wrote:Queen were half brilliant and half Spinal Tap. For all their pretentiousness and turgid albums, songs like "Spread your Wings" are up there with "In The Margins."


I think they sort of did it on purpose. They were glam rock at its dubious best and completely out of the closet while leaner and meaner than say...The Village People.

Dr Evil wrote:As for Morrisey solo, has he ever done a song as good as "What Time Is Now" on his own, or "Meat is Murder?"


Do you mean, "How Soon Is Now?" That was a brilliant song. Simple yet effective. The Smiths had many greats. Morrissey solo has a great audience, but not as great as back then. Another group that should have found a way to stay together in the first place, though, it has gone better for Morrissey than it ever went for McCulloch.
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Postby fat cherry » Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:13 am

Dr Evil wrote:Queen were half brilliant and half Spinal Tap. For all their pretentiousness and turgid albums, songs like "Spread your Wings" are up there with "In The Margins."
As for Morrisey solo, has he ever done a song as good as "What Time Is Now" on his own, or "Meat is Murder?"


I left queen behind after a night at the opera. Though the only other one I ever got was Sheer Heart Attack. The first time I ever came across the word (or words even) cross collateralise. All that dressing up in white and putting 'no synthesizers' on the album sleeve never really caught my imagination.

As for mozza,I think lyrically he has but none of his collaborators have had that depth - suedehead, every day is like sunday and right up to let me kiss you which has the same angsty fear as 'so you go on your own, and you leave on your own and you cry and you want to die, but not as funny. And all the lazy dykes. Whats not to like? Quite alot of moz by numbers though these days.
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