Originally Posted by the ikara cult

Its naff as hell, but its a thousand times better than Dinosaur Jr.

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

Nirvana Live @ Reading 1992

Originally Posted by Severian

Sorry, but what does "naff as hell" mean?

Nineties alternative fuzz filler?

Originally Posted by foreverasskiss

theproductiononthiscanstandalonebyitself

even my dog is bobbing his head.

Originally Posted by louder

listened to this album just a few days ago and was kinda bothered over how we all underrated BIG in that thread the other day, you know?

anyway, Everyday Struggle.. aaahhh. :)

Originally Posted by Severian

Speak for yourself. I am guilty of many things, but underrating BIG is not one of them.

Originally Posted by halfeatencake

my dad gave it to me a bit more than 10 years ago and i loved it since then!

Originally Posted by Dr. Eugene Felikson

Originally Posted by foreverasskiss

and

Originally Posted by Murmer99

This is absolutely my favorite album of all time. A friend of mine criticized it for the guitars sounding "disjointed"... which I think at times is one of the most appealing things to me about it. It's entwined with some very catchy hooks like in "The 15th" (a pop song, really) and Map Ref. but overall it's one of the most unpredictable albums I've ever sat through. I never thought much of it when I first got into them until I started playing it repeatedly in my car while driving. For me this album is about isolation, and if at any moment it feels "disjointed", it's probably intentional. It certainly doesn't lack integration though. This is their most complete album.

There also is no bad song on here, and I'd show it to anyone who asked me to give a demonstration of a perfect record. My favorite piece of work that illustrates alienation and solitude. It truly emits the best atmosphere as well. Though I love Joy Division, this masters that whole tenebrous mood and loneliness better than anything they've done in my honest opinion.

Originally Posted by Murmer99

This is absolutely my favorite album of all time. A friend of mine criticized it for the guitars sounding "disjointed"... which I think at times is one of the most appealing things to me about it. It's entwined with some very catchy hooks like in "The 15th" (a pop song, really) and Map Ref. but overall it's one of the most unpredictable albums I've ever sat through. I never thought much of it when I first got into them until I started playing it repeatedly in my car while driving. For me this album is about isolation, and if at any moment it feels "disjointed", it's probably intentional. It certainly doesn't lack integration though. This is their most complete album.

There also is no bad song on here, and I'd show it to anyone who asked me to give a demonstration of a perfect record. My favorite piece of work that illustrates alienation and solitude. It truly emits the best atmosphere as well. Though I love Joy Division, this masters that whole tenebrous mood and loneliness better than anything they've done in my honest opinion.

Originally Posted by Murmer99

good thing gmku hasn't been on as much...

Originally Posted by foreverasskiss

uhohi'm26again.

Originally Posted by Murmer99

nope, I was comparing. It's by Wire

Originally Posted by foreverasskiss

yeah, i was going to post in the Ween thread that they just broke up, but a lot of people here aren't really fans. i just found out today. oh well...i saw it coming.


they were always great when i saw them live. it's obvious that Gene Ween can't do his persona without being drugged up.

Originally Posted by foreverasskiss

yeah, still need to check out "Life after Death".