Playlouder - Music is the Network

you know with all the hype from alan mcgee i expected to be somewhat disappointed by this. but to be fair, i saw them on "later..", and it was fantastic. certainly amongst the rest of the shit they had on.
however, theres no denying, its a lot close to Jesus and Marychain than Oasis - which is a very good thing of course.

heh - true, but I dunno I hold each in about equal regard, if I'm allowed to discount a good 5 oasis albums

y good I mean bad obviously

dont get me wrong, i am partial to the early oasis stuff. but this is pure j&mc. the fuzzy feedback layers, the stood up "couldn't care less" drumming, and sunshine harmonies. doubt the whole album will be a patch on this one track though. or is sven in a position to say it is ?

I wish.

Nobody tells me anything.

however, I personally love Geraldine, Daddy's Gone AND IT's My Own Cheating Heart... - so that's 3 greatsingles in a row from where I'm sitting...

only heard the one track.

but i am genuinely chuffed that a band like this are getting some love. makes a nice change from the usual lazy major label funded indie (hello Mum Ra/Tiny Dancers)

Never heard Mumra. Maybe I was out the country or something? I only found out about them like last week.

Never mind, eh?

Yeah - it's sort of great seeing an almost cheesy, nice expensive video for a song I actually like. A lot.

"Never heard Mumra. Maybe I was out the country or something? I only found out about them like last week." ie when you picked up the album for £1 in Fopp.

see i could have formatted that a lot nicer with the multiple line editor. oh the memories.

memories? What are those? I live only in the NOW. And it's sunny, but my floor is a mess :-/

whenever i think of mum ra i think of those really stodgy local pages in the fly where they and guilt you into liking terrible bands

*they guilt