Fez of Mahrez Posted 14 June 2008 Posted 14 June 2008 Is it me or are these really starting to hack anyone else off too? Firstly, the absolute garbage on the Top Gear "driving music" album and the smug Richard Hammond voiceover. Anyone who buys this should be sentenced to ten years living in Coventry. Secondly, "Cigarettes and Alcohol". Where do I start? "Does your Dad remember Oasis at Knebworth?" I REMEMBER OASIS AT ****ING KNEBWORTH! Naming a CD aimed solely at shifting units for Fathers Day after a song called "Cigarettes and Alcohol" is baffling in the extreme. Thirdly, I just don't understand people who buy these things. If you're a bloke in your thirties with kids who liked indie music in the 90s, wouldn't you already have everything on there anyway?? People are idiots.
Nationwider Posted 14 June 2008 Posted 14 June 2008 Thirdly, I just don't understand people who buy these things. If you're a bloke in your thirties with kids who liked indie music in the 90s, wouldn't you already have everything on there anyway?? If I get anything with the merest hint of Kula Shaker about it, I'll be on eBay bidding for a new family. Bloody Hallmark holiday... ... but if you are going to say it, say it with Indian takeaway.
Matt Posted 14 June 2008 Posted 14 June 2008 Is it me or are these really starting to hack anyone else off too?Firstly, the absolute garbage on the Top Gear "driving music" album and the smug Richard Hammond voiceover. Anyone who buys this should be sentenced to ten years living in Coventry. Secondly, "Cigarettes and Alcohol". Where do I start? "Does your Dad remember Oasis at Knebworth?" I REMEMBER OASIS AT ****ING KNEBWORTH! Naming a CD aimed solely at shifting units for Fathers Day after a song called "Cigarettes and Alcohol" is baffling in the extreme. Thirdly, I just don't understand people who buy these things. If you're a bloke in your thirties with kids who liked indie music in the 90s, wouldn't you already have everything on there anyway?? People are idiots. I like the look of the Cigarettes and Alcohol CD but as you say being a person who like Indie music and liked alot of the 90's stuff I have alot - Maybe all the song anyway.
Webbo Posted 14 June 2008 Posted 14 June 2008 I've got a bad feeling I'm getting Neil Diamonds greatest hits.
Guest Posted 14 June 2008 Posted 14 June 2008 Thirdly, I just don't understand people who buy these things. If you're a bloke in your thirties with kids who liked indie music in the 90s, wouldn't you already have everything on there anyway??People are idiots. No. Sadly not all of them do. They now feel lost, lonely and very much left out, and if it wasn't for the release of such compilations, vast periods in some people's lives would be lost forever, with only the vain hope that Radio 2 will play a track by Echobelly.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 14 June 2008 Posted 14 June 2008 If I got one of those pieces of crap for my Dad that would be my inheritance f*****. I think the chances of even getting any help with my new patio would look decidedly shaky
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 15 June 2008 Posted 15 June 2008 Firstly, the absolute garbage on the Top Gear "driving music" album and the smug Richard Hammond voiceover. Anyone who buys this should be sentenced to ten years living in Coventry. I saw that advert on TV with my dad. If I bought him an album containing songs by The Kooks and Scouting for Girls then he'd doubtless give me a severe beating. AND NOT ALL FATHERS LIKE FOOKING STATUS QUO! I've just bought him beer instead. (Bloody expensive beer mind.)
lildave3 Posted 15 June 2008 Posted 15 June 2008 I saw that advert on TV with my dad. If I bought him an album containing songs by The Kooks and Scouting for Girls then he'd doubtless give me a severe beating.AND NOT ALL FATHERS LIKE FOOKING STATUS QUO! I've just bought him beer instead. (Bloody expensive beer mind.) Everybody should bloody well like Status Quo.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 15 June 2008 Posted 15 June 2008 Everybody should bloody well like Status Quo. Status Shit.
Jay Posted 15 June 2008 Posted 15 June 2008 Is it me or are these really starting to hack anyone else off too?Firstly, the absolute garbage on the Top Gear "driving music" album and the smug Richard Hammond voiceover. Anyone who buys this should be sentenced to ten years living in Coventry. Secondly, "Cigarettes and Alcohol". Where do I start? "Does your Dad remember Oasis at Knebworth?" I REMEMBER OASIS AT ****ING KNEBWORTH! Naming a CD aimed solely at shifting units for Fathers Day after a song called "Cigarettes and Alcohol" is baffling in the extreme. Thirdly, I just don't understand people who buy these things. If you're a bloke in your thirties with kids who liked indie music in the 90s, wouldn't you already have everything on there anyway?? People are idiots. The thing you forget Fez and I sometimes suffer from it as well is that (a) some people have no musical taste whatsoever!! just like Man Utd and Chelsea have glory hunting fans who never go in football music suffers from the same people who only buy compilations and greatest hits albums. (b) people pay to much attention to Radio1 and listen to what they are told © not everyone has a love of music like you and me I live to discover new and exciting bands, expand my horizons with different styles and genres ,people I know find it crazy that I buy / download (legally) 4 or 5 albums a week people buying shit albums like this really annoys me when I know of some many other bands that are so much better. (d) people are idiots
Fez of Mahrez Posted 15 June 2008 Author Posted 15 June 2008 The thing you forget Fez and I sometimes suffer from it as well is that (a) some people have no musical taste whatsoever!! just like Man Utd and Chelsea have glory hunting fans who never go in football music suffers from the same people who only buy compilations and greatest hits albums. (b) people pay to much attention to Radio1 and listen to what they are told © not everyone has a love of music like you and me I live to discover new and exciting bands, expand my horizons with different styles and genres ,people I know find it crazy that I buy / download (legally) 4 or 5 albums a week people buying shit albums like this really annoys me when I know of some many other bands that are so much better. (d) people are idiots http://www.pearsontowers.com
Jay Posted 15 June 2008 Posted 15 June 2008 http://www.pearsontowers.com mixtape mixtape is another good site as well!! currently listening to a download of Nostalgia77 (Tru Thoughts) like in Japan which is half way down the page also got very early Shadow radio mixes, Peanut Butter Wolf and so on but thanks for that site just about to download a Psychonauts/James Lavelle mix from about 97
Fez of Mahrez Posted 15 June 2008 Author Posted 15 June 2008 mixtape mixtape is another good site as well!! That looks great too. Just downloaded a brilliant mix by "Hood Internet"? Definitely recommended.
Anorak Posted 15 June 2008 Posted 15 June 2008 I've got a bad feeling I'm getting Neil Diamonds greatest hits. Nearly got my dad that Ended up getting him the Beach Boys instead.
lildave3 Posted 15 June 2008 Posted 15 June 2008 Status Shit. I challenge you to say that after listening to Rocking All Over The World while celebrating the fact you're going to Wembley.
Nationwider Posted 16 June 2008 Posted 16 June 2008 No. Sadly not all of them do. They now feel lost, lonely and very much left out, and if it wasn't for the release of such compilations, vast periods in some people's lives would be lost forever, with only the vain hope that Radio 2 will play a track by Echobelly. *Drifts into a Scrubs-style dream seqeunce where that actually happens, to the sound of Handel's Messiah*
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 17 June 2008 Posted 17 June 2008 I challenge you to say that after listening to Rocking All Over The World while celebrating the fact you're going to Wembley. Challenge accepted.
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