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Originally Posted by Steven Dedalus

Right, that's it:

I'm never playing music ever again.

The general public:

"GOOD!!!!"

I quite like Steven's version, sounds naff all like Stereophonics to my ears. His drumming is truly legendary.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by bluesxman

I quite like Steven's version, sounds naff all like Stereophonics to my ears. His drumming is truly legendary.

Just bits of it, especially the first half. To my ears it sounded similar to some of the Stereophonics more recent radio friendly unit shifters. Even Stephen's voice sounded similar to Kelly Jones singing some shit pop-dirge about how crap it is being famous while wearing big sunglasses.

Could just be me though.

[stuartmaxwell]

Originally Posted by Chris

Kelly Jones singing some shit pop-dirge about how crap it is being famous while wearing big sunglasses.

[remington blastcap]

Originally Posted by stuartmaxwell

i'm in a huff now. i like the Sterophonics, well the first three albums. Don't get me wrong-wise , i like Kartaa/Maps/the stephen dedalus reunion commitee ( from Ireland, where horses roam free, and if they like can set up a small business) but Kelly thingumy writes better songs than maps/kartta etc.

Henri got aids/ CANCER/ went to a playgroup and lost the faith in literature..................... is a good instrumental though.

actually, (clears throat) it turns out i have more to say on this subject, Maps/whatever are a good band but they really need Steven, Personally i thought his vocals were simply irritating- but man he could front. without a good singer what are maps/karrta/whatever: personally i dont know, or even care. But its important for steven to come back . yikes. Otherwise it's just guitar shit, and allmost as bad as metal.
wugga-chuggy-wiggoh-ding dong.

anyway, stephens a cock, but he's close to an Aberdonian Morissssssssy.

or Irish Gary Barlow.


fuck,


anyway.





EVERYTHINGS SMASHING, SUPER, GREAT.

[remington blastcap]

Originally Posted by Chris

Just bits of it, especially the first half. To my ears it sounded similar to some of the Stereophonics more recent radio friendly unit shifters. Even Stephen's voice sounded similar to Kelly Jones singing some shit pop-dirge about how crap it is being famous while wearing big sunglasses.

Could just be me though.

i was like that about the "1864 in art" cd, till i realised they were a fantasy fictional band.
dont crit if you cant play the game BOY!


HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!

only joking though,


still,
everythinhgs smashing and really top-bore though. holy fuck this sites jist pure ace, and afore mentioned Chris is jist a "great" chap, and a guitar player to rival the boy that hides behind the amps writing eff words on his cock with a felt tip when Deacon Blue play live.


Chirpy?
oh, aye, you've nae fucking idea.
"galaxy in fire"

i rest my case.


twitfest.

[stuartmaxwell]

word gets around and performance and cocktails were great albums. i used to love them. the sombrero/country hat stage was rubbish and whilst the new stuff is gash too it does have the odd decent tune (that dakota tune is pretty rubbish but very catchy radio/tv fodder)

‘Word Gets Around’ was decent – ‘Looks Like Chaplin’, great song, pity they didn’t stay in that vein really. ‘Mr. Writer’ off the 3rd album was also great, I hoped for a new direction of slightly weird off-kilter stuff like that but instead they pursued duets with Tom Jones and general dullville.
Much like our very own Travis really, started off OK then just produced song after song of one word titles repeated as chorus FOREVER and EVER.

[stuartmaxwell]

for me the only bad song on the first album was goldfish bowl, p & c had some duffers like hurry up and wait, a minute longer.