Need some of mine to get through but I really want Echolalia through. What I believe to be one of the greatest Aussie albums of the 2000s.
Actually, don't you mean, one of the greatest albums PERIOD
You have it at #2 on your chart
I've pushed it a little up because of Aus Music Month but definitely in my top 5 of all time. About 99.9% of the world's population would disagree but "opinions are like assholes, everyone's got one."
Yeah sorry harkan, I struggle to see what you see in Something For Kate at all. I've listened to 3 of their albums and they all bore me to absolute tears.
Echolalia Definitely. Actually, I had all but forgotten it. I dug it out this evening and re-listened to it with "fresh ears." It is quite good, isn't it? _________________ Speakers of the House DJ
Yeah sorry harkan, I struggle to see what you see in Something For Kate at all. I've listened to 3 of their albums and they all bore me to absolute tears.
Which 3?
My wife and about half of my close friends absolutely hate Paul Dempsey's voice because he either is monotonal or "sings like a robot." Not surprising, Dempsey had lyrics in the song "Hawaiian Robots":
I'm better off as a robot...
I think the sentimentality around the album for me is something that I hold onto when thinking of great albums. It was the first I bought with my own money and it was jsut near the end of high school for me when I really thought, "hey, I need to start listening to more music besides what's on the radio."
Yeah sorry harkan, I struggle to see what you see in Something For Kate at all. I've listened to 3 of their albums and they all bore me to absolute tears.
Which 3?
Okay from best to worst
1. Echolalia
2. Desert Lights
3. Beautiful Sharks
harkan wrote:
My wife and about half of my close friends absolutely hate Paul Dempsey's voice because he either is monotonal or "sings like a robot." Not surprising, Dempsey had lyrics in the song "Hawaiian Robots":
I'm better off as a robot...
pretty much how I feel. Also how is married life treating you?
harkan wrote:
I think the sentimentality around the album for me is something that I hold onto when thinking of great albums. It was the first I bought with my own money and it was jsut near the end of high school for me when I really thought, "hey, I need to start listening to more music besides what's on the radio."
totally get this...it's probably why I still hold on to Coldplay and defend them so staunchly.
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pretty much how I feel. Also how is married life treating you?
