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Oct 2017
5:19pm, 26 Oct 2017
8,630 posts
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The Terminator
Some great albums there, especially 97-99. Excellent.
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Oct 2017
6:05pm, 26 Oct 2017
31,695 posts
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McGoohan
I might have to listen to that Wu Tang Clan one now just to see how potty mouthed it can be.
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Oct 2017
9:45pm, 26 Oct 2017
3,538 posts
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Serendippily
they did that gravel pit song with a mad maxish video
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Oct 2017
3:42am, 27 Oct 2017
23,654 posts
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Derby Tup
Belle and Sebastian plus the Lips :). Two of my faves and seen them both live. Lips amazing live and way more than just a band playing 
One of the great bands barely if seen at all in this thread - Primal Scream. Why anyone would listen to say Depeche Mode ahead of them amazes me. Same with the JAMC - maybe I just like Scots. DM always seem to be trying way too hard to me
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Oct 2017
6:56am, 27 Oct 2017
8,631 posts
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The Terminator
Flaming Lips are a phenomenal live act. Like a 2 hour encore last time I saw them đź‘Ť
PS over DM for me too but not really comparable?
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Oct 2017
8:01am, 27 Oct 2017
1,737 posts
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Fitz
Well, I have Primal Scream albums in my collection and my personal version of this exercise is to listen to an album by an artist none of whose albums I've owned before.
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Oct 2017
9:21am, 27 Oct 2017
8,023 posts
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Little Nemo
One of my favourite moments from The Jonathan Ross show was when the Flaming Lips performed. They had loads of people dancing around in animal costumes and at the end it turned out the one in the dolphin costume was actually Jonathan 
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Oct 2017
10:14am, 27 Oct 2017
13,519 posts
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ElDuderino
DT - I have all the Primal Scream albums so they didn't "qualify" for my list. I Agree they are a great band.
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Nov 2017
12:14pm, 2 Nov 2017
1,828 posts
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FergusG
After My Bloody Valentine, I moved on to:
1992: Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted
1993: Pearl Jam - Vs
1994: Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies
Again, I've never owned anything by these bands and hadn't even heard of Pavement. I enjoyed Pavement and Alice in Chains, but probably expected too much from Pearl Jam which just washed over me without making a real impression. Maybe I need to give it more time.
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Nov 2017
8:10pm, 9 Nov 2017
1,854 posts
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FergusG
Pearl Jam is making more of an impact now that I given it a few more plays. It’ll never have the same kind of impact as the Manics or Nirvana though, as it wasn’t part of the soundtrack to my twenties in the same way that they were.
Now listening to Bjork’s Post for 1995. It’s no where near as bonkers as I thought it was going to be!
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