best comeback album ever
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Please don't move this mods. this is pub talk and I might get someone who know's what they're talking about in the music section.
I got a spotty kid to put all my vinyl recotds on to cd so i can get them on my ipod. (50p each)
As i was going through them, obviously wanting to play them all now, i was wondering what is the best comeback album?
I'll keep mine to myself for the time being. my user name might give a clue.
Which do you reckon?
I got a spotty kid to put all my vinyl recotds on to cd so i can get them on my ipod. (50p each)
As i was going through them, obviously wanting to play them all now, i was wondering what is the best comeback album?
I'll keep mine to myself for the time being. my user name might give a clue.
Which do you reckon?
In Rainbows by Radiohead?
After OK Computer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released a couple of albums of unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
After OK Computer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released a couple of albums of unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
Edited by The Dirty Bubble on Friday 22 August 14:03
The Dirty Bubble said:
In Rainbows by Radiohead?
After OK Cumputer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
it's not a comeback album - they didn't break up or say they were finished.After OK Cumputer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
Comeback albums tend to be disappointments.
Zod said:
The Dirty Bubble said:
In Rainbows by Radiohead?
After OK Cumputer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
it's not a comeback album - they didn't break up or say they were finished.After OK Cumputer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
Comeback albums tend to be disappointments.
The Dirty Bubble said:
In Rainbows by Radiohead?
After OK Computer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released a couple of albums of unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
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I'd argue that Kid A and Amnesiac are better than the first two!After OK Computer they disapeared up their bums for a bit and just released a couple of albums of unlistenable jazz, then released Hail to the Thief which was a mixed bag.
In Rainbows is an absolute stormer, a real return to the form of OK Computer.
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The Dirty Bubble said:
danrc said:
The Verve's new one?
Its blinding.
Not listened to it yet but its meant to be pretty good.Its blinding.
First album was good, but then they ran out of ideas, broke up several times, and knocked out Urban Hymns purely for the money, and because Oasis set it up for them.
Richard Ashcroft is a pompous egomaniac, and in the recent Maida Vale interviews on R1 described The Verve as "A collective, like the Wu-Tang Clan".
So even tho they have the same folk in the same room, making records, and touring, they haven't reformed, and Nick McCabe still thinks Ashcroft is a prize cock.
Without a proper definition of a comeback album, I'm going to have to go for Blood On The Tracks by Bob Dylan. Having not made a decent record for 6/7 years and people thinking that his talent had diasppeared, he came back with the best album of his career, and one the greatest LPs ever.
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