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banzo
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  • Posted: 06/07/2011 11:26
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Can't believe i'm the first to add

Candleland, Ian McCulloch's solo album to this web site.

Class album
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  • Posted: 06/07/2011 13:52
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hey dude, if you're going to be posting up threads on what you can't believe isn't added, create one thread for all that stuff.

I know myself and CellarDoor are Echo fans; don't know about him, but they wouldn't make a top 50 albums chart for me.
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  • Posted: 06/07/2011 15:40
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One of my life goals is to see a live 80s Echo and the Bunnymen show.




Oh f#>k. Will have to redefine my priorities...


Link



What about a live Joy Division gig ?
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And although The Killing Moon is a chart topper, no, their albums won't make my top 50 yet.
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  • Posted: 06/08/2011 07:02
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I remember buying Heaven Up Here when it came out and thinking to myself it was one of the most amazing albums I ever heard. But then I grew up.
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  • Posted: 06/08/2011 08:50
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Fan here. Love Crocodiles and Heaven Up Here.

I have only heard Ian's solo stuff once really. Should look back at it.
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  • Posted: 06/09/2011 09:52
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I have 'Ocean Rain' on my chart - a fabulous album

I had the very good fortune to see the Bunnymen live in Manchester at the International in 1985. A great concert!
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  • Posted: 06/09/2011 10:32
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I'm a long time fan but they haven't made my chart.

But then again, there are a lot of good and great albums that haven't made my chart. If you think of any more there is a thread about underrated/underapreciated albums that you could post on. I'm always posting albums on that thread. Very Happy
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  • Posted: 06/09/2011 10:35
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I like them, but I wouldn't call myself a fan really.
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