What are you thinking at Faces at number 12. Have you seen them they live 16 times🎉. I respect your opinion. But I feel you are way off base. You are entitled.
Wow different placings between you 3 guys. Let's see who I agree with the most if possible to tell. 24. Another Way To Die (less said the better) 23. Writing's On The Wall (don't like the way he's singing) 22. Moonraker (guys, so dull, just bring on this entertaining movie already) 21. Die Another Day (it's better than her acting cameo here, that's the biggest compliment I can give!) 20. From Russia With Love (ugh crooner number and not good one, at least appears end of movie) 19. No Time To Die (don't like the audible hearing of her breathing, not bad vocals but same tone throughout) 18. The Man With The Golden Gun (lyrics not good) 17. You Only Live Twice (nice arrangement but a little dull, not really my style) 16. All Time High (not bad but not that good) 15. Diamonds Are Forever (more for the ladies, sorta catchy) 14. The World Is Not Enough (vocals good) 13. Thunderball (vocals good) 12. We Have All the Time In The World (good song, prefer the awesome instrumental by John Barry - so good) 11. You Know My Name (decent but not as good as all his top Soundgarden tracks and Audioslave hits) 10. GoldenEye (good vocals, from my favourite Bond movie, unrelated: Moore my fave Bond) 9. Goldfinger (easy kinda song but terrific vocals from Shirley Bassey nails the spot) 8. Licence To Kill (arrangement good) 7. Nobody Does It Better (epic lyrics, but shame the arrangement isn't a bit bolder) 6. The Living Daylights (fun song but bridge lyrics if that's right ''come the morning...'' too long to be top notch) 5. Skyfall (so good just a bit longer than it should be) 4. Tomorrow Never Dies (agreed with Jason. Sheryl Crow sounds so good here, did she get lucky I don't choose to listen to her much) 3. For Your Eyes Only (great ballad, sweet sound and one that sounds right for a Bond ballad) 2. Live And Let Die (great transition to a Bond song of those times. Do prefer GNR one though) 1. A View To A Kill (best part of the movie. Totally agreed with Joe. Perfect for a Bond movie imo, even if lyrics don't make sense) Closest is Joe I think but with about a third different placing areas, Jason with just under half different I'd say, and Kramzer with just over half different placings. Varied like people's favourite different Bond films a lot. So it's catering differently for music too for all sorts of people which is actually good, something for everybody. Average ranking there for me is actually only half good I think. Oh well. I prefer my fave genre rock your music rankings guys!
I don't know if you guys have seen this list, but it's way closer to being accurate. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ATYmANfAng0.htmlfeature=shared It piecemeals and scatters the Abbey Road medley, which is great. There are a couple of "whoa" moments, but nothing like this junk ranking. They don't include the "reunion" songs or Now and Then, and have album and single versions ranked separately where applicable (i.e.: Let It Be, etc). I mean, Good Day Sunshine is 107 - so it's already better. 😂
This is absolute garage. Which is fitting, since vultures eat garbage 😆 Also, the descriptions aren't even reasons why the songs are ranked/placed where they are. They're mini-bios of the songs, which, if you are a Beatles fan to the point of reading this article, you already know. What a worthless piece of junk.
Interesting how the lists are so different. I've done mine, with minimum of 1 song per album rule (not pablo) and 2 songs from Kid A, In Rainbows and OKC 10. Fake Plastic Trees 9. Codex 8. There There 7. Daydreaming 6. Nude (that was a tough selection from In Rainbows as this could have been one of a few tracks) 5. Paranoid Android (that was a tough selection from OKC as this could have been one of a few tracks) 4. How to Disappear Completely (that was a tough selection from OKC as this could have been one of a few tracks) 3. Let Down 2. Weird Fishes 1. Motion Picture Soundtrack
Regarding the ' Stagefright ' album ..for me the 2 tracks which are criminally overlooked and underrated are ; 'The Rumor 'and 'Sleeping ' ! Absolutely magnificent performances all round ...
What are you talking about I think the band is fantastic. Are you offended by light criticism of a band you’ve never met and have no connection to? - Joe
@@TastesLikeMusic I've met them more than a few times. In fact I just talked at length with Billy Zoom in June. The point I was making is that anyone rating albums of an artist from 1 to ten or whatever number in order should be a lot more familiar with said artist and not just a casual listener
Interesting mix of opinions, gentlemen. Mine would be: 1. Last of the Independents (1994) 2. Pretenders (1979) 3. Pretenders II (1981) 4. Learning to Crawl (1984) 5. ¡Viva el Amor! (1999) 6. Packed! (1990) 7. Get Close (1986) 8. Break Up the Concrete (2008) 9. Hate for Sale (2020) 10. Alone (2016) 11. Loose Screw (2002)
His album the Evil One from the early 80s is a macabre psych rock masterpiece. Truly the creation of a gifted yet troubled genius. It is perfect for this time of year. Most songs contain references to aliens, zombies, ghosts, the devil and vampires. Produced by Stu Cook of CCR!
Asassination of the sun My cosmic autumn rebelion Do you realise Bad days 7 skies H3 Feel yourself disuntegrate Spark that bled The captain All we have is now Sunship ballins 35 thousand feet if despair You n me selling weed Really all of Soft bulliten All.of American head All of the terror All of Clouds taste metallic It overtakes me Your face knows the future If i go mad Gold in the mountain of madness Ridung to work in the year 2035 Vein of stara Pimpie AM Chritmas at the zoo.. Ps...i really do not She dont use jelly
I am a huge Gram Parsons fan and never really listened to The Byrds much other than what he did and the hits (which kinda drove me nuts - my parents had the Greatest Hits album and all those songs are pretty much persona non grata with me now lol). So this was a nice dive into their works! Also, Jason! Love the Supergrass shirt. Been a fan since I Should Coco came out in '95. Keep up the great stuff!!!!!
So if Bob Dylan borrows ideas or melodies or is influenced its not that big of a deal but if john lennon does norwegian wood bob dylan writes a song about it n how they are biting dylan.... lol....kinda bein a hypocrite dont ya think?
Yikes, this album is trash. The music video for "I Know" seems vaguely familiar, but I could be confusing with one of the 5000 other 90s videos that look like it; at any rate, it's not a memorable hit single, sounding like a less-edgy Alanis Morisette song. 1 star.
Then you got Millenium-Begin for another lost Baroque-pop/Sunshine pop master piece, which also came out 1968. Worth checking out! Most remarkable on that album is the opening drums, which sounds about 20 years ahead of its town, reallly heavy, but as I said the rest is lush sunshine/baroque pop
@@TastesLikeMusic You know your subshine pop/baroque/surf music :). Do you also think that drum intro that begins the album is as if from the future, compared to 1968?
Amazing to see Kramz find his absolutely favorite new band, whose emphasis on songcraft, hooks and focused playing - rather than just noodling around - is almost unparalleled in music history. Ha! My list would look something like: 1) wake of the flood 2) American beauty 3) blues for allah 4) shakedown street 5) aoxoammmammaoxxaooama 6) mars 7) in the dark 8) working man’s dead 9) terrapin 10) anthem of the sun 11) go to heaven 12) gd 13) built to last
My pick, so five stars from me... If I had to pick a "weak track" I might pick the same. This may have been all over the place, but I also think she wears all her influences on here sleeve. But I also think that it's distinctive 90s sound kind of gives it a cohesion of some sorts. This is actually one of my favorite albums the 90s probably not in my top 10 but I would definitely say in my top 25. Thank you for listening and reviewing it. As always y'all rock.
After their 1977 stuff , I heard no Beachboy albums, so the only stuff I heard was Kokomo and Brian Wilson stuff. I am afraid to listen to the albums that were later, because I like the sound of the stuff I liked when the time I was 12 years old. That is how old I was when I started listening to them. I was not into the Eighties much in general, except maybe Jazz ,metal, or the Grateful Dead. I do love happy music, I punished myself with bad era music.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you pronounced it DYE-er MAKE-r instead of "Jermaker" because you hadn't heard it pronounced right yet. I believe you pronounce it on the remaster, which I watched first. And I agree with you about Zeppelin II.
Haha, gotcha. I pronounced it like you did in this video for years and years. I was far too stoned to pay attention to details like "this is a pronunciation of an English person saying Jamaica" 😆 🤣
1. REM - Murmur 2. the Chameleons - Script of the Bridge 3. Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues 4. Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones 5. New Order - Power, Corruption and Lies
Great album. It apparently features previously EP released tracks which is probably why the first and second half sound different. The second half or side B has more melodic (and imo better) songs. Mustang easily the best track on side A. 4/5
Angel-The Fortune=1976,,,A POMP Masterwork Tells the Tale of a French Nobleman stared His iil |Fate during the Revolution! Epic Beyond |Words, A True Prog Classic!
I played the album today and you guys nailed it. True, you may have biased me, but nevertheless I thought your reviews were spot on. Pleasant, but devoid of personality. 3 stars.
Culture Club Waking Up With The House On Fire, a massive, notorious flop. Such high hopes after Colour By Numbers. It was not to be. Terrence Trent Derby second album Neither Fish Nor Flesh as well. I would like to hear your reviews of these two records, i actually liked them but …..
I only ever bought one of his albums and that was around the world in a day, I liked the single Paisley Park, the Album to my surprise was awesome. Not a fan but I like this record
Since seeing them live last month, I have been listening to them pretty heavily. Out of the Blue seems to be the one that is sticking the most. I got Discovery on 8-track for my 10th birthday and still have it.
Angel-'Helluva Band'- Embraces THE Greatest POMP Hymn 'THE FORTUNE' About a French Nobleman who stared His ill Fate during the Revolution! A Prog. Masterwork!!!
There was no way a (rightfully forgotten) album like this one was going to get clicks, but here are some other 1994 albums their patrons could have selected (and which mostly would have gotten more views): Helmet - Betty Stereolab - Mars Audiac Quintet Jawbreaker - 24 Hour Revenge Therapy Bedhead - WhatFunLifeWas Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime Brainiac - Bonsai Superstar Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse (would also be the first symphonic black metal band ever convered on TLM) Today Is the Day - Willpower Low - I Could Live in Hope Lush - Split Jawbox - For Your Own Special Sweetheart Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger Codeine - The White Birch Shellac - At Action Park Acid Bath - When the Kite String Pops Shudder to Think - Pony Express Record Samiam - Clumsy
My list..2 years late sorry.. 1. Ride A White Swan 2. Cat Black (The Wizard’s Hat) 3. Diamond Meadows 4. Beltane Walk 5. The Time of Love Is Now 6. Hot Love 7. Life’s A Gas 8. Telegram Sam 9. Once Upon The Seas of Abyssinia 10. Children of the Revolution Guess they peaked early….
