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I love Pete Shelley, this version of Homo Sapien is a hoot!Paul
Paul,did you buy two copies of the Pete Shelley records or just forgot that you posted them on April 4? Laura
I don't understand this yet. Sounds like Eno with less melody and more distortion.Can't imagine that the vinyl_lady likes it, but I could be wrong.Paul
I was disappointed. I doubt if I will play it again, at least not for a long, long time. I bought it after reading some of the rave reviews here on AC. A little too much distortion for me. I was hoping it would be more like the Muse. If this is an example of shoegaze, then I don't think I'll be buying.Laura
I need your help. I went to the doctor yesterday and was diagnosed with a condition known as Pumpkinitis and there is no known cure. I just can't stop or help myself. The latest Pop Market special.Does anybody out there know of a remedy? Laura
Though if you hold onto the LP, keep it in the back of your mind and maybe give it a go when the mood might be right (NOTE: this would not be for a romantic dinner, unless your beloved is also a big shoegaze fan...). I did find the LP and My Bloody Valentine to be a creeper.
At least there's hope for me! I hate when something gets universal praise and I can't get into it (like Fleet Foxes!)Paul
Well Paul and Laura, if this isn't grabbing you, then you have just saved yourselves big bucks tracking down first pressings of their first 2 LPs (later Plain pressings were made from CD). Yeah, very atmospheric stuff with a healthy dose of distortion is a good way to characterize shoegaze. More of a float over you soundscape kind of sound. Good on a gray day. I am a huge fan of this LP and their others, but yeah it is not to everyone's taste. Though if you hold onto the LP, keep it in the back of your mind and maybe give it a go when the mood might be right (NOTE: this would not be for a romantic dinner, unless your beloved is also a big shoegaze fan...). I did find the LP and My Bloody Valentine to be a creeper.
Hit the CHIRP Record Fair in Chicago yesterday and got a great haul: Yup, that's a live Bowie bootleg from '72 up there. Mingus, Miles, Jazz Giants and James Brown are all mono.