Their albums were a large part of the fabric of my teenage years, but not entirely of my own chosing.
My friends (and sister) were huge S&B fans, and I was exposed to her by proxy. Tinderbox and Peepshow were in heavy rotation in various circles I floated in and out of. . [Edited 10/2/09 5:46am] | |
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Moonbeam said: sextonseven said: I mean dislike in a relative sense. I like it a lot more than many other albums I own. Whew! Still, ! A Kiss in the Dreamhouse too? !!! It's actually been growing on me once I started listening to the remaster. LOVE "Green Fingers"! | |
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sextonseven said: Moonbeam said: Whew! Still, ! A Kiss in the Dreamhouse too? !!! It's actually been growing on me once I started listening to the remaster. LOVE "Green Fingers"! I love that whole album! I'm a sucker for strings, and I think they are used very effectively here. Plus, it's by far their sexiest album, and Siouxsie really seems like she's grown comfortable in her own skin, and the skin of her listeners. Feel free to join in the Prince Album Poll 2018! Let'a celebrate his legacy by counting down the most beloved Prince albums, as decided by you! | |
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interesting to see Join Hands as everyone's last album. I guess most Banshees fans generally consider it their worst. * * *
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and this is kinda off topic a little bit, but... does anybody else think "Cry" should've been the 2nd single from Superstition? I think it would have been a great followup to Kiss Them For Me. * * *
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NoVideo said: and this is kinda off topic a little bit, but... does anybody else think "Cry" should've been the 2nd single from Superstition? I think it would have been a great followup to Kiss Them For Me.
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Moonbeam said: sextonseven said: It's actually been growing on me once I started listening to the remaster. LOVE "Green Fingers"! I love that whole album! I'm a sucker for strings, and I think they are used very effectively here. Plus, it's by far their sexiest album, and Siouxsie really seems like she's grown comfortable in her own skin, and the skin of her listeners. It's definitely the band's sexiest album. Isn't "Slowdive" about masturbation? And I remember reading the lyric from "Obsession" where she leaves a lock of her hair, it's supposed to be pubic hair. | |
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NoVideo said: interesting to see Join Hands as everyone's last album. I guess most Banshees fans generally consider it their worst.
Attempting to record a studio version of "The Lord's Prayer" was a disaster. | |
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Moonbeam said: NoVideo said: and this is kinda off topic a little bit, but... does anybody else think "Cry" should've been the 2nd single from Superstition? I think it would have been a great followup to Kiss Them For Me.
"Shadowplay" was an odd choice. I actually do like "Shadowtime" a lot. That might be because I've heard it a lot more from it being a single and watching the video often (love the visual of the entire band playing guitar in the video). I'd rank the Superstition songs like this: Kiss Them For Me Shadowtime Silver Waterfalls Cry The Ghost In You Fear (Of The Unknown) Drifter Little Sister Softly Silly Thing Got To Get up | |
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Siouxsie and the Banshees, crikey that brings back a few memories! I was both scared and completely in awe of that woman!! And people thought Prince was different... mmmm....no not really... | |
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sextonseven said: Moonbeam said: "Shadowplay" was an odd choice. I actually do like "Shadowtime" a lot. That might be because I've heard it a lot more from it being a single and watching the video often (love the visual of the entire band playing guitar in the video). A good Banshees video? this i've gotta see... | |
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r1ghteousone said: sextonseven said: I actually do like "Shadowtime" a lot. That might be because I've heard it a lot more from it being a single and watching the video often (love the visual of the entire band playing guitar in the video). A good Banshees video? this i've gotta see... Their videos are worse than Prince's. Notice I never said the "Shadowtime" video was good. Just that I liked the visual in some scenes of everyone playing guitars. | |
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You're still great at this Ian. You really should contact allmusicguide! | |
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sextonseven said: r1ghteousone said: A good Banshees video? this i've gotta see... Their videos are worse than Prince's. now, now - lets not go over the top... ...well actually at least he puts some effort in - half the band look like they don't want to be there at times. | |
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I like the video for Peek-A-Boo, very trippy. * * *
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r1ghteousone said: sextonseven said: Their videos are worse than Prince's. now, now - lets not go over the top... ...well actually at least he puts some effort in - half the band look like they don't want to be there at times. The Banshees videos usually come across as looking cheap to me, sadly. "Face To Face" might be my favorite. "The Last Beat Of My Heart" is good too--simple but effective. | |
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sextonseven said: r1ghteousone said: now, now - lets not go over the top... ...well actually at least he puts some effort in - half the band look like they don't want to be there at times. The Banshees videos usually come across as looking cheap to me, sadly. "Face To Face" might be my favorite. "The Last Beat Of My Heart" is good too--simple but effective. I love the Banshees' videos. Feel free to join in the Prince Album Poll 2018! Let'a celebrate his legacy by counting down the most beloved Prince albums, as decided by you! | |
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Moonbeam said: sextonseven said: The Banshees videos usually come across as looking cheap to me, sadly. "Face To Face" might be my favorite. "The Last Beat Of My Heart" is good too--simple but effective. I love the Banshees' videos. Now that I think about it, the best Siouxsie-related video is "Into A Swan" from her solo album: http://www.youtube.com/wa...twhrnuS5vI | |
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sextonseven said: Moonbeam said: I love the Banshees' videos. Now that I think about it, the best Siouxsie-related video is "Into A Swan" from her solo album: http://www.youtube.com/wa...twhrnuS5vI Is Siouxsie's album worth picking up? I kinda forgot about it when it first came out and you've just reminded me | |
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r1ghteousone said: sextonseven said: Now that I think about it, the best Siouxsie-related video is "Into A Swan" from her solo album: http://www.youtube.com/wa...twhrnuS5vI Is Siouxsie's album worth picking up? I kinda forgot about it when it first came out and you've just reminded me It's okay. There are a few songs I like on it. I didn't realize until he left how much of a signature sound Budgie's drumming was for Siouxsie. Now that he's gone, the music sounds very...generic. | |
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sextonseven said: r1ghteousone said: Is Siouxsie's album worth picking up? I kinda forgot about it when it first came out and you've just reminded me It's okay. There are a few songs I like on it. I didn't realize until he left how much of a signature sound Budgie's drumming was for Siouxsie. Now that he's gone, the music sounds very...generic. Budgie was always a distinctive drummer - you can get as acomplished musician as possible to play on an album but when you are so used to a certain style... I'll check it out if I get the time. | |
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I absolutely adored Siouxsie's solo album... very cool vibe to it. One of my favorite records of the last 5 years. * * *
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NoVideo said: I absolutely adored Siouxsie's solo album... very cool vibe to it. One of my favorite records of the last 5 years.
Really? It didn't even make my top 20 of the year it was released (2007). The tour was cool though. I loved both NY shows. | |
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sextonseven said: NoVideo said: I absolutely adored Siouxsie's solo album... very cool vibe to it. One of my favorite records of the last 5 years.
Really? It didn't even make my top 20 of the year it was released (2007). The tour was cool though. I loved both NY shows. Yeah, i really loved it from first listen. Into a Swan and Here Comes That Day are killer singles, IMHO. If It Doesn't Kill You sounds like it should be a James Bond theme. Loveless is another big fave. * * *
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NoVideo said: sextonseven said: Really? It didn't even make my top 20 of the year it was released (2007). The tour was cool though. I loved both NY shows. Yeah, i really loved it from first listen. Into a Swan and Here Comes That Day are killer singles, IMHO. If It Doesn't Kill You sounds like it should be a James Bond theme. Loveless is another big fave. The four songs I like the most are: Into A Swan Drone Zone (the audience swayed back and forth in unison to this song when played live--it was an awesome thing to see) They Follow You Heaven and Alchemy | |
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