Re: THE CURE - RM votes for Plainsong!
Posted: Tue March 06, 2018 2:32 am
Thanks Spenno! I got to finalise my Cure Megamix which was an added bonus.
I was 16, so maybe that year is just a natural marker for most people, but Disintegration is the defining album of my lifetime.Birds in Hell wrote:It's an all-Disintegration final four, folks!
(I am mildly disappointed in you all.)
so where the hell have you been????run2death wrote:I was 16, so maybe that year is just a natural marker for most people, but Disintegration is the defining album of my lifetime.Birds in Hell wrote:It's an all-Disintegration final four, folks!
(I am mildly disappointed in you all.)
I still measure time against its release in my mind.
I was a big fan of both The Head on the Door and Kiss Me, but, man, Disintegration just fucking leveled me.
No album can touch the impact it had on my life.
I voted, but didn't comment much.evenslow wrote:so where the hell have you been????run2death wrote:I was 16, so maybe that year is just a natural marker for most people, but Disintegration is the defining album of my lifetime.Birds in Hell wrote:It's an all-Disintegration final four, folks!
(I am mildly disappointed in you all.)
I still measure time against its release in my mind.
I was a big fan of both The Head on the Door and Kiss Me, but, man, Disintegration just fucking leveled me.
No album can touch the impact it had on my life.
this is a problem and a fundamental misreading of how to use a message board. the people that have had their life changed by an album and TELL TIME BY ITS RELEASE SHOULD BE COMMENTING PROFUSELY DURING THE TOURNAMENT WE WANT TO HEAR YOUR THOUGHTS!!!run2death wrote:I voted, but didn't comment much.evenslow wrote:so where the hell have you been????run2death wrote:I was 16, so maybe that year is just a natural marker for most people, but Disintegration is the defining album of my lifetime.Birds in Hell wrote:It's an all-Disintegration final four, folks!
(I am mildly disappointed in you all.)
I still measure time against its release in my mind.
I was a big fan of both The Head on the Door and Kiss Me, but, man, Disintegration just fucking leveled me.
No album can touch the impact it had on my life.
Probably Pornography if you're looking for dark and unsettlingBalki wrote:Can someone recommend me an album to listen to? I have no experience with The Cure, but am intrigued. My favorite type of "80's music" is that dark, unsettling stuff. Like, the whole Donnie Darko vibe built into a song or an album. Which The Cure album should I listen to on my lunch break walk today?
Thanks, friendtheplatypus wrote:Probably Pornography if you're looking for dark and unsettlingBalki wrote:Can someone recommend me an album to listen to? I have no experience with The Cure, but am intrigued. My favorite type of "80's music" is that dark, unsettling stuff. Like, the whole Donnie Darko vibe built into a song or an album. Which The Cure album should I listen to on my lunch break walk today?
You're the one who came to me, friendtheplatypus wrote:Stay away from me
Just finished it. I liked it for sure, but the...Beat...Beat....Beat...Beat...Drum Drum Drum....Beat...Beat...Beat...Beat...Drum Drum Drum repetition throughout the entire album made everything run together.theplatypus wrote:Probably Pornography if you're looking for dark and unsettlingBalki wrote:Can someone recommend me an album to listen to? I have no experience with The Cure, but am intrigued. My favorite type of "80's music" is that dark, unsettling stuff. Like, the whole Donnie Darko vibe built into a song or an album. Which The Cure album should I listen to on my lunch break walk today?
Balki wrote:Can someone recommend me an album to listen to? I have no experience with The Cure, but am intrigued. My favorite type of "80's music" is that dark, unsettling stuff. Like, the whole Donnie Darko vibe built into a song or an album. Which The Cure album should I listen to on my lunch break walk today?