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21-01-2013, 20:21
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Motown Junk came out today in 1991. Still sounds amazing. You know, just realised that some people graduating this summer could have theoretically been conceived to it. Frightening thought, but still, IWRWHW.
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22-01-2013, 00:03
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How are they getting on in the snow?
That's my random thought triggered by 'your random thoughts...' and the snow being the surprising event of January. How about that
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22-01-2013, 08:13
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I hope James has been making a snowman!
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29-01-2013, 17:58
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Surely two people with their respective History and Politics degrees could've made a line in Revol for Andropov and Chernenko...
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#891
29-01-2013, 23:00
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Or something. Last part has to be edited otherwise there's no room.
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30-01-2013, 04:21
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I just met Peter Hook and was wearing my Manics shirt so he talked to me about Nicky Wire's hoover collection
I didn't bring up the hoovers, he did
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30-01-2013, 13:20
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04-02-2013, 22:20
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Random Manics question, moreso. I've been on a mini-kick of listening to Manics' covers. Out of the ones not on Lipstick Traces, am I missing anything if I have the following:
Suicide Is Painless Charles Windsor Take the Skinheads Bowling (1996 version) The Instrumental Umbrella Working Class Hero Red Sleeping Beauty Foggy Eyes Vision Blurred Primitive Painters This Is the Day Endless Plain of Fortune (whyyyyy is this a vinyl-only thing with no HQ download version or something)
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04-02-2013, 23:07
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05-02-2013, 03:46
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 ... but guessing you're meaning other releases, the only other one that I can think of is "Under My Wheels (live)", a Motorcycle Emptiness CD single B-side?. Original by Alice Cooper. And I ditto your "Endless Plain..." frustration. Edit: "The Drowners" (Suede) (She Is Suffering, CD1)
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05-02-2013, 08:27
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Should've clarified, I'm looking for studio recordings rather than miscalleneous live stuff. So The Drowners and, I think(?), Pennyroyal Tea is out.
To answer my own question, I just found out about that Amy Winehouse cover they did. Is that still commercially available anywhere?
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