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Originally posted by Jah Womble View PostFalling short in the 'very good' stakes, US band Mr Big - not content with having half-inched their band moniker from a seventies UK act - then called one of their live albums Raw Like Sushi, something like nine months after Neneh Cherry had used the title for her high-profile debut record. (Which, rather annoyingly, has reminded me of Buffalo Stance yet again...)
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Originally posted by Sam View PostI bet Isaac Hayes could have made it sound astonishing, had anyone suggested the idea to him.
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Originally posted by Sean of the Shed View PostFuck SAW, they deserve no praise whatsoever for anything they did. Their minimal effort production line shit did for music what Brexit is doing for Britain. Even if there is the odd golden nugget amongst the vast quantity of effluence being churned out, the overall picture is that it led to a downturn in quality and originality and sees us where we are today with the new talent being discovered on bullshit lowest common denominator TV karaoke competitions churning out an album full of bland by the numbers tweenie pop before they disappear up the arse of next year's vote winning mediocre cabaret act.
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Originally posted by Sam View PostTalking to colleagues about my podcast in the office today, my girlfriend (or rather, one of her colleagues who went to look it up on iTunes) discovered that some bunch of cunts did a short-lived podcast during the 2014 World Cup called The Hand Of Pod. Nine episodes of it. Since this discovery is but a few hours old for me, you'll understand if I opine that there's a special circle of Hell for people like that.
Anyways, as you were.
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Originally posted by Jah Womble View PostI even saw my twenty-year-old 'Medellin kids'-gag make yet another reappearance on Facebook the other day - although to be fair to others, I suspect that that pun has been stumbled upon many times since, well, probably 1994...
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