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Thread started 03/11/07 10:59am

Stymie

12 Years Late: Discovering Moloko

I really have to start listening to people on the Org. lol

I heard Moloko for the first time last night. I absolutely love these people. I heard the album Do You Like My Tight Sweater? and now I want everything they ever did.

What are you guys thoughts? biggrin
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Reply #1 posted 03/11/07 11:11am

Anx

well, you know i only have their best-of album (and i LOVE it)...now you have me wanting to check out one of their regular studio albums!

i have the lead singer's solo album too, and though it's nice music i don't think it's anywhere near as fun as the moloko stuff i've heard....though i know her solo album has its fair share of fans on the org.
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Reply #2 posted 03/11/07 11:14am

Stymie

Anx said:

well, you know i only have their best-of album (and i LOVE it)...now you have me wanting to check out one of their regular studio albums!

i have the lead singer's solo album too, and though it's nice music i don't think it's anywhere near as fun as the moloko stuff i've heard....though i know her solo album has its fair share of fans on the org.
I just want everything now. lol

How exactly does one make a song about a cheeky monkey funky? lol

I'm fascinated by this stuff.

I have been really bored musically and it's so cool to be excited about something again. biggrin
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Reply #3 posted 03/11/07 1:06pm

CinisterCee



I have a CD single of "Fun For Me" from that album.
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Reply #4 posted 03/11/07 1:29pm

calldapplwonde
ry83

Sometime last year, I was at a club and the DJ played a great song with a stomping beat, a really cool baritone saxophone riff, great vocals, synths, everything. Turned out it was Moloko! It was "Pure Pleasure Seeker" from "Things to make and do". Get it, it's great. And don't believe Anx, Roisin Murphy's debut solo album is at least as good. I just got it last week.
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Reply #5 posted 03/11/07 2:21pm

Anx

calldapplwondery83 said:

Sometime last year, I was at a club and the DJ played a great song with a stomping beat, a really cool baritone saxophone riff, great vocals, synths, everything. Turned out it was Moloko! It was "Pure Pleasure Seeker" from "Things to make and do". Get it, it's great. And don't believe Anx, Roisin Murphy's debut solo album is at least as good. I just got it last week.


Oh, I totally recommend it. I just think it's loungier than Moloko's stuff is funky. I can get in the mood for that, but I go back to her stuff with Moloko way more often.
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Reply #6 posted 03/11/07 5:54pm

Flambe

Their best album is far and away their final one, "Statues".

All the others are great in their own way, too.

The live DVD is a must.

And yeah, I love Roisin's solo album.

She can have my babies, basically.

smile
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Reply #7 posted 03/11/07 5:57pm

peterfalconer

I've got "Do You Like My Tight Sweater" - cracking album. Saw them in about '98 supporting Garbage and they were really excellent.
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Reply #8 posted 03/11/07 7:23pm

Stymie

Flambe said:

Their best album is far and away their final one, "Statues".

All the others are great in their own way, too.

The live DVD is a must.

And yeah, I love Roisin's solo album.

She can have my babies, basically.

smile
excited
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Reply #9 posted 03/12/07 6:26am

calldapplwonde
ry83

There will be a new solo album by Roisin Murphy this year, too.
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Reply #10 posted 03/12/07 7:13am

Cheek

I recommend "Statues" and "Things To Make And Do"! smile

Both albums are great! nod

Roisin's solo album also has its great moments... smile
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Reply #11 posted 03/12/07 9:26am

ladymisskat

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Tip: Buy statues. Close the curtains, turn the stero up as loud as it will go. Dance like a loony to 'Forever More'. Feel happy for the rest of the day!

LOVE THEM !!!!!
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Reply #12 posted 03/12/07 9:37am

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I have one. "Do you like my tight sweater". This is the debut before they went towards more dancier stuff. The entire album is really good and has held up for years. It actually has gotten better with time. The lyrics are pretty out there too.

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Reply #13 posted 03/12/07 9:38am

superspaceboy

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CinisterCee said:



I have a CD single of "Fun For Me" from that album.


I DJ'ed that song last night. #8

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Reply #14 posted 03/12/07 10:35am

calldapplwonde
ry83

Flambe said:

Their best album is far and away their final one, "Statues".

All the others are great in their own way, too.

The live DVD is a must.

And yeah, I love Roisin's solo album.

She can have my babies, basically.

smile


Ha, I will get that live DVD! excited
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Reply #15 posted 03/12/07 11:09am

CinisterCee

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Reply #16 posted 03/12/07 11:10am

CinisterCee

superspaceboy said:

CinisterCee said:



I have a CD single of "Fun For Me" from that album.


I DJ'ed that song last night. #8


My idea! wink
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Reply #17 posted 03/12/07 11:13am

Janfriend

Stymie said:

I really have to start listening to people on the Org. lol

I heard Moloko for the first time last night. I absolutely love these people. I heard the album Do You Like My Tight Sweater? and now I want everything they ever did.

What are you guys thoughts? biggrin


I just discovered them last year because of Roisin Murphy. Good stuff. I like Roisin Murphy's solo album too
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Reply #18 posted 03/12/07 11:59am

3121

Ok, somebody please back me up here.. i have always said that moloko's track 'Pure Pleasure Seeker' sounds as if prince and the revolution recorded it during the parade era. It's them baritone sax lines! its like girls and boys or sexual suicide. i have never heard anybody mention this.. tell me im not going crazy!!!!
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Reply #19 posted 03/12/07 1:05pm

calldapplwonde
ry83

3121 said:

Ok, somebody please back me up here.. i have always said that moloko's track 'Pure Pleasure Seeker' sounds as if prince and the revolution recorded it during the parade era. It's them baritone sax lines! its like girls and boys or sexual suicide. i have never heard anybody mention this.. tell me im not going crazy!!!!



Definitely!
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Reply #20 posted 03/12/07 1:51pm

3121

calldapplwondery83 said:

3121 said:

Ok, somebody please back me up here.. i have always said that moloko's track 'Pure Pleasure Seeker' sounds as if prince and the revolution recorded it during the parade era. It's them baritone sax lines! its like girls and boys or sexual suicide. i have never heard anybody mention this.. tell me im not going crazy!!!!



Definitely!



just to clarify, is that a definitely they are similar or definitely i'm going crazy?
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Reply #21 posted 03/12/07 2:58pm

Anx

3121 said:

Ok, somebody please back me up here.. i have always said that moloko's track 'Pure Pleasure Seeker' sounds as if prince and the revolution recorded it during the parade era. It's them baritone sax lines! its like girls and boys or sexual suicide. i have never heard anybody mention this.. tell me im not going crazy!!!!


it's kinda 'girls and boys'-ish, i can totally see that.
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Reply #22 posted 03/12/07 3:21pm

3121

Anx said:

3121 said:

Ok, somebody please back me up here.. i have always said that moloko's track 'Pure Pleasure Seeker' sounds as if prince and the revolution recorded it during the parade era. It's them baritone sax lines! its like girls and boys or sexual suicide. i have never heard anybody mention this.. tell me im not going crazy!!!!


it's kinda 'girls and boys'-ish, i can totally see that.



No sexual suicide though? i thought it was more that than girls and boys in 'sound' not necessarily rhythmic structure. It has the simplicity of girls and boys but the nasty sound of sexual suicide imo
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Reply #23 posted 03/12/07 3:36pm

Anx

3121 said:

Anx said:



it's kinda 'girls and boys'-ish, i can totally see that.



No sexual suicide though? i thought it was more that than girls and boys in 'sound' not necessarily rhythmic structure. It has the simplicity of girls and boys but the nasty sound of sexual suicide imo


it has kind of the chaotic, frenzied nature of 'sexual suicide', but that loop of the horns totally reminds me of 'girls and boys', now that you mention it.
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Reply #24 posted 03/13/07 5:21am

calldapplwonde
ry83

3121 said:

calldapplwondery83 said:




Definitely!



just to clarify, is that a definitely they are similar or definitely i'm going crazy?


hmmm


The former! biggrin
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Reply #25 posted 03/13/07 10:01am

ladymisskat

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calldapplwondery83 said:

Flambe said:

Their best album is far and away their final one, "Statues".

All the others are great in their own way, too.

The live DVD is a must.

And yeah, I love Roisin's solo album.

She can have my babies, basically.

smile


Ha, I will get that live DVD! excited


The extra bit of the DVD with the home video stuff is really cool. I was lucky enough to see the gig at Brixton YAY!
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Reply #26 posted 04/06/07 6:11pm

Tremolina

I have 4 Moloko albums. They belong to my favourite groups.
I have
Statues
Things to make and do
Im not a doctor
and
Do you like my tight sweater?

I also have rosie's album.

They are all great in their own right. The first two are commercially the best and carry the biggest hits, like pure pleasure seeker, the time is now, sing it backforever more and 100%.

Definitly worth checking out!
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