Feb 2017
2:19pm, 27 Feb 2017
14,692 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Pet Shop Boys
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Feb 2017
2:20pm, 27 Feb 2017
11,008 posts
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Sharkie
Pet Shop Boys
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Feb 2017
2:20pm, 27 Feb 2017
27,448 posts
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Night-owl
Ta
I wondered too
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Feb 2017
2:31pm, 27 Feb 2017
28,206 posts
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McGoohan
Pet Shop Boys
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Feb 2017
2:32pm, 27 Feb 2017
28,207 posts
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McGoohan
I remember that album. Very Boring it should be called. t'missus bought it for her sister.
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Feb 2017
2:55pm, 27 Feb 2017
7,126 posts
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becca7
2009 - "Merriweather Post Pavilion" by Animal Collective. I had never heard of this or them, although the album seems to have been the most favourably reviewed of 2009. Somewhat experimental and psychedelic, it starts off with some weird noise but the songs were all of a good standard and I enjoyed listening.
2010 offers such delights as Michael Buble, the Glee Cast, Susan Boyle and "Messy Little Raindrops" by Cheryl Cole. I feel that, in solidarity with duo, I ought to choose one from these but can't quite bring myself to do it.
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Feb 2017
2:57pm, 27 Feb 2017
13,174 posts
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Dvorak
I liked "Very"! Though I think their best proper album is probably "Actually", and best overall "Introspective"; though "Disco" and "Alternative" both have much to delight.
I was wondering if anyone might tackle the dance years, albeit not a genre which always lent itself particularly to albums.
Anyone fancy taking on the wonky pop thrills of "Give Up" (2003, The Postal Service) or "This Is Alphabeat" (2007, Alphabeat), I wonder. Or "Whigfield" (2005).
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Feb 2017
3:00pm, 27 Feb 2017
7,127 posts
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becca7
Oops, I forgot 2007 - "The Sun and the Moon" by The Bravery. This was a follow-up to a quite successful album that had rather ridden the coat-tails of the Killers. Pretty standard guitar based indie but enjoyable enough.
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Feb 2017
3:02pm, 27 Feb 2017
7,128 posts
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becca7
Sadly I've gone past those years, Dvorak. I had "World Clique" by Deeelite as my 1990. I think that's as dancey as I got.
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Feb 2017
3:06pm, 27 Feb 2017
28,209 posts
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McGoohan
I had that Bravery album. It was one of the first to make it to the 'Send to Music Magpie' pile
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