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Old 07.31.2007, 09:42 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
When I was a silly, sneering indie kid, I would always think of his music as being crap, even though I only knew the few popular numbers that did the rounds in the 80's. Then someone played me some of his older music and I regreted being silly, indie and stupid.

I still hate him with a passion, so there must be some "silly, indie, and stupid" left in me. I've heard his earliest stuff and it's not bad, but not great psych rockish stuff in my book. As time went on he got exponentially worse and worse, and he certainly has a slew of those "few popular numbers that did the round in the '80s" to forever haunt our subconsciousnesses.

Now Kenny Rogers, that's another story, his early stuff with the New Edition was fucking awesome, and blows the Sege out of the water in the same basic genre. Kenny's early solo stuff even still had some teeth, though of course he too descended as his waiste line ascended and his hair line receded. Still, I'd take "The Gambler" with a hint of kitsch in all the pure cheese over the absolute bloatedness of "Like a Rock" any day.
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