I really like the new Air album, esspecially 'Surfing on a Rocket' really nice song. i didnt know they released the song 'Sexy Boy' back in 98, found out recently, gotta get thier old album now, 'Moon Safari'. but yeah its a great album
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Posted 21 May 2004 - 4:03 PM
I agree with you!! I really dig Talkie Walkie, it's a lush and gorgeous record, beautifully put together. Moon Safari is a great record as well, if you don't get the record do yourself a favor and check out Kelly Watch the Stars - it's fantastic. Actually all their records are good listening.
Another one of my favorites by Air is the Virgin Suicides soundtrack - it's very Pink Floydian in some ways (I've read it described as the Dark Side of the Moon Safari) and it's quite a dark departure for Air.
Another one of my favorites by Air is the Virgin Suicides soundtrack - it's very Pink Floydian in some ways (I've read it described as the Dark Side of the Moon Safari) and it's quite a dark departure for Air.
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Posted 21 May 2004 - 6:24 PM
I've got them all apart from Talkie Walkie. I remember hearing Sexy Boy when it was released for the first time, it was amazing, I went out and bought the single, then bought their next release; kelly watch the stars. I prefer the Edit version of the track rather than the album one, it's completly different.
Never bothered to listen to Everybody Hertz. Premier Symtoms is a great album though, worth purchasing :)[/b]
Never bothered to listen to Everybody Hertz. Premier Symtoms is a great album though, worth purchasing :)[/b]
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Posted 21 May 2004 - 9:08 PM
Yeah this is a great album. I remember all the fuss before sexyboy came out and the first time i got to hear it was when a program about french music was on tv so i went out and bought premieres symptoms, casanova 70 is a good track i have the the first issue of ps as they re-released it a few years after when they became big.
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Posted 22 May 2004 - 5:10 PM
im really fond of the tracks - 'run' 'surfing on a rocket' and 'venus', i just feel so good listening to them, and the whole album. im actually glad i saw the clip to surfing on a rocket other wise i wouldnt be listening now. bloody awsome clip, suits the song
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Posted 15 June 2004 - 4:33 AM
heheheh... I was walking to work today listening to my iPod when Run comes on and I felt so wonderful because I was already walking at the same speed.
He put on a turn-down collar, a black bow, and wore his Sunday tail-coat. As such, he looked spruce, and what his clothes would not do, his instinct for making the most of his good looks would.
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Posted 15 June 2004 - 2:47 PM
hehehe, I am 15. I work at my mum's cheese shop.
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Posted 15 June 2004 - 3:38 PM
Come on now, GLAKO is just mature for his age - the exception to the rule!
I put away Talkie Walkie for about a month and I dragged it out again over the weekend and I'm hooked like it was new. I like the way it transports you to another world. It's so hard for that record not to change the way you feel (for the better!)
I put away Talkie Walkie for about a month and I dragged it out again over the weekend and I'm hooked like it was new. I like the way it transports you to another world. It's so hard for that record not to change the way you feel (for the better!)
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 3:02 AM
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Come on now, GLAKO is just mature for his age
Like the cheese Stilton hey Glako ;-)
lol, Stilton is a fine blue cheese. There are two sorts you can purchase at our shop: Colston Bassett farmhouse Stilton or commercially produced (which is much cheaper). Stilton is a flavourful cheese, fairly strong too. The commercially produced Stilton is not as tastey or sharp. A similar cheese is Shropshire.
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 7:07 AM
Hey, this thread's getting cheesy! ;) But a good cheese is one of the finer things in life. There's this great French cheese shop near my husband's work and once in a great while he brings home the most incredible, fresh cheeses mmmmm. I wish there was a specialty cheese shop near me. But I'm kind of glad there isn't, I'd either be bloated and in a sleepy cheese coma all the time or I'd weigh as much as an elephant.
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 1:09 PM
I'm a chedder man myself, keep things nice and simple. Cathedral City is what I eat, does the job. Wouldn't touch stilton, it's mouldy cheese ffs. We've evolved so we don't have to eat mold anymore.