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Great album especially when listening in full from start to finish, tis genius.
VH III is a great album, I like that one too.
Mine would be Extreme's Waiting For The Punchline - it has the best Fender amp tone ever recorded.
It was my introduction to experimental music and, bizarrely, Pavarotti. I once lent it to a mate at school who was really into NIN etc, he loved it, then went off it a bit when I told him who it was (they didn't put U2 on the cover because they didn't want fans of "With or Without You" to buy it and get scared).
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Against Perfection by Adorable. Never spoken to anyone who knows it; let alone rates it as highly as I do. Straddling shoegaze and early britpop. Big swirling guitars, powerful vocals, hooks aplenty. A forgotten classic.
My favourite track is A To Fade In, which builds up to a glorious crescendo with that chorusy early 90's indie guitar tone.
Andy Yorke is at least a match for his brother talent wise, and in many ways better. Just love every track on that album.
New Kingdom - Heavy Load and Paradise Don't Come Cheap
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
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Remember, it's easier to criticise than create!
Remember, it's easier to criticise than create!
I think Dann Huff was responsible for the melodic rock sound on those albums.
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