>*listens to music people claim to bawl to*
>no effect
>*listens to the hurting*
>cry
how did this happen?
*listens to music people claim to bawl to*
Jace Harris
Other urls found in this thread:
Luke Sanchez
PEOPLE RUN IN CIRCLES IT'S A VERY VERY
Xavier Miller
YOU DONT GIVE ME LOOOOOOVE
Christopher Brooks
THE HUUUU
UUUU
UUURT
THE HUUUU
UUUU
UUUU
Logan Butler
MEMORIES FADE BUT THE SCARS STILL LINGER
GOODBYE MY FRIEND
WILL I EVER LOVE AGAIN
Samuel Wright
Are any of their records after Songs from The Big Chair worth listening to? I tried listening to The Seeds of Love and it just sounded like bad R&B.
Robert Thomas
>how did this happen?
it's genuine, not faked.
simple as.
Brody Brown
>The Seeds of Love and it just sounded like bad R&B
uh...you sure you know what R'n'B is, champ?
Ryan Parker
i kinda liked elemental, a bit
Jordan Wilson
Who created this whole style of sound? Japan, Duran Duran, Tears for Fears etc.
Jaxon Fisher
Judging by the singles so far I'd say this one.
Lincoln Collins
youtube.com
Dominic Sanchez
Raoul and the Kings of Spain. Love that album.
Camden Clark
did you listen to Everybody Loves a Happy Ending?
Jace Cook
Roxy Music on Avalon
Leo Parker
TOUCH THE HURT AND DON'T LET GO
DON'T LET GO
DON'T LET GO
Gavin Myers
It was a gradual evolution. You can hear bits and pieces of it in Kraftwerk, Brian Eno's solo stuff, Roxy Music and Berlin era Bowie. Japans a pretty important contributor to that whole sound and image but I also think Ultravox are kind of overlooked as a major contributor. Vienna came out in 1980, two years before Avalon.
Leo Davis
these guys are both right, but yeah Avalon was it.
Vienna for sure had the spacious glossiness but it sounded (intentionally) cold, whereas Avalon sounded very sensual and warm.
And that has made all the difference.
Elsewhere:
Often wonder what people think now when they hear Ultravox's New Europeans, given the changes in Europe over the last decade...
Matthew Smith
On the topic of The Hurting, I love the last two tracks, The Prisoner hit me hard.
Camden Jones
KICK OUT THE STYLE BRING BACK THE JAM
Dylan Reyes
>Are any of their records after Songs from The Big Chair worth listening to?
yes, but you have an odd view of The Seeds of Love, so who knows if you'l like raoul & the kings of spain, closest thing to heaven, break it down again and so on.
maybe don't drink the water is more your thing?