Tends to get overlooked in a canon of superb albums, but it really is genius and no-one else ever sounded the same before or since:
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Tends to get overlooked in a canon of superb albums, but it really is genius and no-one else ever sounded the same before or since:
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Growing on me a bit, this one:
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Inclined to agree. It took me a very long time to "get into" the Dan, before it was a 'love hate' thing, but now having obtained most of their albums, I definitely love them.Originally Posted by Macca
Tends to get overlooked in a canon of superb albums, but it really is genius and no-one else ever sounded the same before or since:
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I recall you saying years back now that you didn't get what was so special about them.
I got into them in 1991 during a very tough time in my life and I'm sure they helped me through, although no idea how, so there's some additional attachment for me there.
When I went to see them at Aintree years ago I paid for front row centre seat and access to the 'executive lounge.' After the show there was a charity raffle for the executive ticket holders, £5 a go, winner gets to meet the band.
I bought a ticket but didn't win. Not sure if I would have coped if I had. Would certainly be a Wayne's World 'We're not worthy' moment.
They are my only heroes.
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Just time for one more.
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Three excellent albums there Steve.
Saw her in London years ago. She performed 'Last chance Texaco', which is possibly my favourite song of hers, so I can now die a happy man!
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Brilliant song, might be my favourite too. She was featured in a series "Women Who Rock" (recommended) which is currently on Sky Arts.
So I am starting my day with the only other album I have:
I heard somewhere that her later output is rather more 'experimental' and not as good, but it's time I judged that for myself - I'm sure the worst of Rickie Lee Jones would knock spots off the "best of" many other artists.
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Flying Cowboys is good. I have most of her output, and would agree her later works could be considered to be critically inferior, but I don't care.
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