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Perkin
 Post subject: Best intro to a great album
PostPosted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 12:06 pm 
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Can anyone beat. I wanna be adored, The Stone Roses?

After the first 20 seconds you just knew the album would be superb!

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The Stone Roses were excellent. :grin:

REM are worse than bollocks. :grin:

Opinions eh. :laugh:

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The Stone Roses were bollocks!. ooooh wash your mouth out with coal tar soap. taz

Mind you The Queen is Dead, yeah agreed there like.

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Mr Ripper wrote:
The Stone Roses were excellent. :grin:

REM are worse than bollocks. :grin:

Opinions eh. :laugh:


Stone Roses were alright & thats about it.
R.E.M. are worse than bollocks though,Im with you on that

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I forgot the opening to Robert Cray's i was warned. The start of Just a Loser is fanbloodytastic. :!:

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Salty
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it has to be the queen is dead, which is my ringtone incidentally.....

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Late news breaking this just in.

THE BEST INTRO EVER. Stick your foookin stone roses where the sun dont shine.

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Why Mr Thin and Crusty, that was harsh, why the hostility? Has someone stolen your teddy?

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Jens Lekman - I Remember Every Kiss from Night Falls Over Kortedala is the best opener and is a superb album.

The Stone Roses were/are awesome by the way and the album hasn't dated at all!!!

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Perkin wrote:
Late news breaking this just in.

THE BEST INTRO EVER. Stick your foookin stone roses where the sun dont shine.

:shock:

Why Mr Thin and Crusty, that was harsh, why the hostility? Has someone stolen your teddy?


No, someone stole his food. :grin:

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The intro to the song Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath by the Group Black Sabbath!

Dowwmmmmmm Dowwmmmmmmm Dowwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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ElvisAintDead wrote:
I can beat it with a shitty stick, because The Stone Roses were bollocks.

Best intro to an album is either The Queen Is Dead or Pop Song 89 from Green by REM.

Was Green the one with Orange Crush?

If so, brilliant album

Edit: Music: Response from the Chemical Brothers' Surrender was excellent
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Richard Head wrote:
The intro to the song Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath by the Group Black Sabbath!

Dowwmmmmmm Dowwmmmmmmm Dowwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm


complete with tolling funeral bell and thunderstorm - brilliant!!

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parmopooly wrote:
Richard Head wrote:
The intro to the song Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath by the Group Black Sabbath!

Dowwmmmmmm Dowwmmmmmmm Dowwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm


complete with tolling funeral bell and thunderstorm - brilliant!!



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I was going to say Music: Response but I opted for Jens!!! If it wasn't for the vastly overrated Missy Elliott being on it, I probably would have. The Roses have not been bettered by anyone since btw and piss on most of the stuff beforehand! Genuinely superb and immensely influential!

I love the Chemical Brothers me. Superb!!!

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ElvisAintDead wrote:
chip fireball wrote:
my daughter had the first stone roses album on in the car yesterday, so it cant have dated that badly.

one of those bands you either get or you dont.


Thank f*** I don't eh? :wink: Boiled Cack. Dated Boiled Cack.

On a lighter note, Orange Juice are back!


I'm getting the feeling that you don't like the Stone Roses Mr Elvis? sctatchinghead

Did you die on stage doing one of their songs or summat? :wink: :laugh:

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Perkin wrote:
Can anyone beat. I wanna be adored, The Stone Roses?

After the first 20 seconds you just knew the album would be superb!

:coool:


Just played that on you tube.........
Sorry like, but i agree with Elvis, yawn1 yawn1 yawn1
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Mr Ripper
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tonyparry wrote:
Perkin wrote:
Can anyone beat. I wanna be adored, The Stone Roses?

After the first 20 seconds you just knew the album would be superb!

:coool:


Just played that on you tube.........
Sorry like, but i agree with Elvis, yawn1 yawn1 yawn1


You don't need to yawn at yourself, you're slagging of the Stone Roses is not THAT boring. :wink:

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 12:24 am 
No argument for me. I love 'The Queen is Dead' but there has never ever been an intro to an album like the opener of 'Doolittle' by the Pixies.

Debaser is just so superb. And then the next two tracks are as good ('Wave of Mutilation' and 'I Bleed') before they chill the tempo down with a great pop single (' Here Comes My Man').

I can't even think of a Fall album that starts as strongly (though 'Grotesque' and 'Country on the Click' go close)
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jishtownend wrote:
I was going to say Music: Response but I opted for Jens!!! If it wasn't for the vastly overrated Missy Elliott being on it, I probably would have. The Roses have not been bettered by anyone since btw and piss on most of the stuff beforehand! Genuinely superb and immensely influential!

I love the Chemical Brothers me. Superb!!!

Well played fella, nice to see a man of good taste! clappp

Surrender is possibly the only album I can enjoy the entire way through
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Plaistow Patricia by.. .Ian drury and the Blockheads great intro for a single... :grin:
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Well played fella, nice to see a man of good taste!

Surrender is possibly the only album I can enjoy the entire way through


Thank you. It is a superb album from start to finish. Almost as good is their last ablum We Are The Night. Some of the songs on there are incredible, especially The Pills Won't Help You Now.

In my top 5 live acts i've ever seen too!

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