I looked, don't see a N/NC for them.
Discuss.
Band: X-Ray Spex
2I meant to vote "crap" and accidentally voted "not crap, dammit!
I cannot stand the vocals on any of the tracks. They irritate me. And since vocals are, for me, a strong component in any recording, this gets an obvious "CRAP!" from me.
I cannot stand the vocals on any of the tracks. They irritate me. And since vocals are, for me, a strong component in any recording, this gets an obvious "CRAP!" from me.
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Band: X-Ray Spex
5After Sly and the Family Stone's Greatest Hits lp, "Germfree Adolescents" is probably the record I have listened to the most. Got it in 10th grade and it blew my mind. This was before I'd heard the Big Boys and the Dicks and I had no idea punk music could be so fun. This became the inspiration of a standard.
It's joyous.
"Germfree" creates a whole little day-glo world, filled with sarcasm and "the future" as you see it as a little kid, but gone very wrong.
Would have loved to have seen them.
Not crap!!
It's joyous.
"Germfree" creates a whole little day-glo world, filled with sarcasm and "the future" as you see it as a little kid, but gone very wrong.
Would have loved to have seen them.
Not crap!!
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Band: X-Ray Spex
6"Germfree Adolescents" is an excellent excellent album. Still sounds good unlike a lot of other old punk albums. A true classic.
The vocals are part of it's charm. I like their screechiness. I love the sax as well.
The vocals are part of it's charm. I like their screechiness. I love the sax as well.
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Band: X-Ray Spex
7I love the Germfree record, it's a great album.
Too bad Poly Styrene went Krishna, although I heard they've reformed. Any reports?
Too bad Poly Styrene went Krishna, although I heard they've reformed. Any reports?
Band: X-Ray Spex
8The guitar on Germ Free Adolescents sounds as good as on any punk rock record I can think of. Also, the songs are very catchy. Not crap.
Thanks, Itchy!
Thanks, Itchy!
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dontfeartheringo wrote:I need people to act like grown folks and I just ain't seeing it.
Band: X-Ray Spex
9Not Crap.
If there were a way you could turn off the vocal track (I'm not saying I don't like her vocals, just hypothesizing here...) the music on a lot of the songs would sound exactly like Minor Threat being played at a slightly slower speed. Emphasis on "slightly" -- this stuff cooks.
Listen to the guitar sound on "I'm a Cliche" and compare it to the guitar sound on MT's "In My Eyes" EP. Exactly the same!
If there were a way you could turn off the vocal track (I'm not saying I don't like her vocals, just hypothesizing here...) the music on a lot of the songs would sound exactly like Minor Threat being played at a slightly slower speed. Emphasis on "slightly" -- this stuff cooks.
Listen to the guitar sound on "I'm a Cliche" and compare it to the guitar sound on MT's "In My Eyes" EP. Exactly the same!
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Band: X-Ray Spex
10itchy mcgoo wrote:After Sly and the Family Stone's Greatest Hits lp, "Germfree Adolescents" is probably the record I have listened to the most. Got it in 10th grade and it blew my mind. This was before I'd heard the Big Boys and the Dicks and I had no idea punk music could be so fun. This became the inspiration of a standard.
It's joyous.
"Germfree" creates a whole little day-glo world, filled with sarcasm and "the future" as you see it as a little kid, but gone very wrong.
Would have loved to have seen them.
Not crap!!
Right on Itchy.
I don't know if you've seen it but they put out a 2 CD version of Germ Free with a bunch of extra stuff, it's awesome. They threw 'Oh Bondage' on there as well as a bunch of rawer mixes of everything which are much better in my opinion.
Even the record they put out in the 90's called 'Conscious Consumer' is pretty damn good.
Stay away from Poly's solo record at all costs, it's abysmal. Sounds like Belinda Carlisle.
Their wikipedia says they are playing somewhere in England in September.
Anyone who complains about her voice is an idiot.
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