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Hace 5 días · • Metal Baby - Bandwagonesque - 1991 • Middle Of The Road - B side - I Don't Want Control Of You - 1997 • Mine Exclusvely (With Big Star) - Single - 1993 • Mount Everest - Songs From Northern Britain - 1997 • Mudhoney - The King - 1991 • My Life - B side - Neil Jung - 1995 • My Uptight Life - Howdy! - 2000
Hace 1 día · 2) Sloan - One Chord to Another. 3) Radiohead - OK Computer. 4) The Grays - Ro Sham Bo. 5) The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin. 6) The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. 7) Deep Purple - Purpendicular. 8) U2 - Achtung Baby. 9) Counting Crows - This Desert Life.
Always thought it was a strange footnote that Teenage Fanclub ended up having to pay Gene Simmons of KISS after he found out about the artwork for Bandwagonesque. He had trademarked the moneybag with a dollar symbol. Madness. From Raymond McGinley: I did the sleeve with my girlfriend at the time. She gets a credit but really it’s my fault.
Hace 6 días · Willie Nelson - Spirit - 1996. Willie Nelson - Teatro - 1998. World Of Twist - Quality Street - 1991. Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang - 1993. XTC - Nonsuch - 1992. Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One - 1987. Yo La Tengo - Painful - 1993. Youssou N’dour - The Guide - 1994. Uncut Ultimate Record Collection: The 500 1990's.
Hace 6 días · Teenage Fanclub‘s breakthrough came with their third album, Bandwagonesque (1991), which outshone Nirvana‘s, Nevermind, in a year-end poll by the influential music magazine, Spin. This album, with its catchy melodies and jangly guitars, showcased the band’s knack for crafting timeless pop songs, earning them a fervent fanbase ...
Hace 4 días · o Teenage Fanclub – Bandwagonesque o Temptations – Sing Smokey o Throbbing Gristle – Heaven/Earth o Tobin, Amon – Supermodified o Toots & the Maytals – Funky Kingston o Tortoise – Standards o Toussaint, Allen – Southern Nights o Trammps – Legendary Zing Album feat the Fabulous… o T Rex – Electric Warrior o Velvet Underground ...
Hace 3 días · In the second Pressing Concerns of the week, we’re looking at some more great new music that you might’ve missed: new albums from Comprador, Jacob Freddy, and Animal, Surrender!, as well as From Far It All Seems Small: A Compilation from Seattle’s Underground, organized by Supercrush.We actually did have a post go up on Memorial Day (featuring The Noisy, Alice Kat, Drug Country, and Dog ...
