Band: The Ex

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Band: The Ex

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Ace wrote:
Magenta wrote:The only iffy track on it is "Friendly Neighbours", but that's because the rest of those songs are just absolutely perfect. It is just on the wrong album.


Exactly!!! This is so weird I could say the same exact thing! My love for all the other songs on the album though makes me say it's a perfect album - i mean, 'white liberals'? 'hit the headline'? 'soviet threat'? They're ALL GOOD. 'Friendly Neighbours' is "iffy", but not enough to bring the album down in my book.


"White Liberals" is most likely in my top ten Ex songs (now THAT would be an impossible task). Maybe "Hit the Headlines" as well. You're right, though. The perfection of everything else makes it it one of the best albums ever ever ever.

Those are excellent choices, Mr. Totem. One that isn't mentioned too often is Dignity of Labour. It's not as hard-rockin' as some of their more well-known material, but it's got a much more atmospheric sound to it, more sparse. Reminds me of Neubauten at points.

Band: The Ex

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I heard about these guys on WFMU a year or two ago, and I thank them so much for that. I'm still on low supply of their music (an incomplete copy of Tumult, the album they made with an Ethiopian saxophone player, and what was in the Sendspace thread), and I couldn't find any of their albums at the last record store I was at, Newbury Comics.

However, what I do have I love, and I just heard "The Pie" from one of those links above.. my god, too good. Sadly, I can't make their free show in NYC.

Not Crap.

Band: The Ex

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Ace wrote:
that damned fly wrote:the songs from the 1936 thing, are awesome. someone send them to me.

I uploaded them onto the sendspace thread not long ago - see if it is still up.


you do it and lemme know.

mfpole wrote:I heard about these guys on WFMU a year or two ago, and I thank them so much for that. I'm still on low supply of their music (an incomplete copy of Tumult, the album they made with an Ethiopian saxophone player, and what was in the Sendspace thread), and I couldn't find any of their albums at the last record store I was at, Newbury Comics.

However, what I do have I love, and I just heard "The Pie" from one of those links above.. my god, too good. Sadly, I can't make their free show in NYC.

Not Crap.


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