Still Life
Reddleman
'Oh, woe is me', 'Why am I here', 'I piss against the wind in vain',
'I am but a pawn in the grand scheme of things', 'my dick isnt big
enough'.
If such thoughts have troubled you, then this is the album for
YOU.
David Rheault
"Reddleman" <dono...@donot.care> wrote in message
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I love that album. But how does it compare to "Godbluff?"
dcr
Nick Loebner
>
> I love that album. But how does it compare to "Godbluff?"
Well.
Personally I much prefer Godbluff... but "La Rossa" is better than
anything on Godbluff (or on any other VdGG LP).
- Nick.
S. R. Dude
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> Van Der Graaf Generator: 'Still Life'.
>
> 'Oh, woe is me', 'Why am I here', 'I piss against the wind in vain',
> 'I am but a pawn in the grand scheme of things', 'my dick isnt big
> enough'.
Hey, that's kinda catchy!
Ze Progmeister
As I get older, I've realized that Hammill's lyrics are brilliant. I
wasn't too high on this album when I first got it. But now I love,
both musically and lyrically. It is a very moving album full of
depth. A real grower.
Alan
Moebius x
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I believe it's the track listing for the new PH album.
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Moebius x
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Stuff about the music of Mike Oldfield - Wind Chimes and Amarok analysis.
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bringoutyourdead
> As I get older, I've realized that Hammill's lyrics are brilliant. I
> wasn't too high on this album when I first got it. But now I love,
> both musically and lyrically. It is a very moving album full of
> depth. A real grower.
>
> Alan
But surely you didn't have to wait until you retired you nut-scratchin',
metal detecting, incontinent AARP poster boy! And save some of those social
security dollars for me you greedy old fart!
Mac "And they call that living . . . another life!" Beaulieu
Magnus
> Personally I much prefer Godbluff... but "La Rossa" is better than
> anything on Godbluff (or on any other VdGG LP).
I love Still life but I find _La Rossa_ to be the weakest song of that album.
Not a bad song though.
--
Mvh Magnus Lundin
www.algonet.se/~elp
Mike Prete
> On Wed, 15 Aug 2001 16:27:15 +0100 Nick Loebner wrote
>
> > Personally I much prefer Godbluff... but "La Rossa" is better than
> > anything on Godbluff (or on any other VdGG LP).
>
> I love Still life but I find _La Rossa_ to be the weakest song of that album.
> Not a bad song though.
The hair is amazing.
Mike Prett.. ROFL
www.progweed.net, welcome
Tom Wister
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Quite interesting to see that both think "La Rossa" is the standout
track on SL (one way or another...) as this was the only track
that was left out from the Godbluff sessions (probably more
due to time restrictions than quality). I rate it as the strongest
track on Still Life myself (although "Pilgrims" comes close), but
then again I think that Godbluff was one of their best albums,
beaten only by Pawn Hearts.
Tom
Richard Barnes
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> On Wed, 15 Aug 2001 16:27:15 +0100 Nick Loebner wrote
>
> > Personally I much prefer Godbluff... but "La Rossa" is better than
> > anything on Godbluff (or on any other VdGG LP).
>
> I love Still life but I find _La Rossa_ to be the weakest song of that
album.
> Not a bad song though.
>
the songwriting and lyrics (despite the dumb trashing of it in the original
post). But they're both great albums and essential.
--
Richard Barnes
(ric...@sandyrig.demon.co.uk)