Just catching up on this. Could have been recorded the week after Loveless couldn't it? But if you like Loveless...
I enjoyed this comment on the last track of the full album stream on YouTube: "Awesome. Can't wait for the followup. 2035 is looking like a great year for music."
Well... If any artist brought out a record markedly similar to their previous fare, the NME would bill it: (Slight Return). E.g. [any subsequent Jamirioquai album] would be billed "[first Jamirioquai album](Slight Return)" Coming from Voodoo Chile (Slight Return), the irony being that Voodoo Chile (Slight Return] doesn't sound very much like Voodoo Chile. I presume the Bluetones were just avid NME readers. They sound like avid NME readers...
Yeah. Sounds a LOT like Loveless.
ReplyDeleteWhich means it needs some speakers with a great deal more oomph than my laptop to do it ANY justice.
Just catching up on this. Could have been recorded the week after Loveless couldn't it? But if you like Loveless...
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this comment on the last track of the full album stream on YouTube:
"Awesome. Can't wait for the followup. 2035 is looking like a great year for music."
Whenever you do the Slight Return gag, I can never full remember the details - something to do with Hendrix, the Bluetones and/or the NME, right?
ReplyDeleteWell...
ReplyDeleteIf any artist brought out a record markedly similar to their previous fare, the NME would bill it: (Slight Return).
E.g. [any subsequent Jamirioquai album] would be billed "[first Jamirioquai album](Slight Return)"
Coming from Voodoo Chile (Slight Return), the irony being that Voodoo Chile (Slight Return] doesn't sound very much like Voodoo Chile.
I presume the Bluetones were just avid NME readers. They sound like avid NME readers...