The Mighty Musical Observations Thread

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This song stood out in the wasteland of British Indie music in the early 90s. Came up on random tonight, hadn't heard it for ages...

There's a tiny, tiny hopeful part of me that says you guys are running a Kaufmanesque long con on the board

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Heston wrote:
07 Aug 2020, 7:52pm
This song stood out in the wasteland of British Indie music in the early 90s. Came up on random tonight, hadn't heard it for ages...

Better than expected but I went back to the Redskins.

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revbob wrote:
07 Aug 2020, 7:54pm
Heston wrote:
07 Aug 2020, 7:52pm
This song stood out in the wasteland of British Indie music in the early 90s. Came up on random tonight, hadn't heard it for ages...

Better than expected but I went back to the Redskins.
Never a bad move.
There's a tiny, tiny hopeful part of me that says you guys are running a Kaufmanesque long con on the board

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Never been able to figure out whether i really fancied Jennifer Aniston or not. I think that just about settles the question for me.

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Dr. Medulla wrote:
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My brother had sent that to me a while back and meant to post it.

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Heston wrote:
07 Aug 2020, 7:52pm
This song stood out in the wasteland of British Indie music in the early 90s. Came up on random tonight, hadn't heard it for ages...

Such a good one
a lifetime serving one machine
Is ten times worse than prison


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Silent Majority wrote:
08 Aug 2020, 7:58am
Heston wrote:
07 Aug 2020, 7:52pm
This song stood out in the wasteland of British Indie music in the early 90s. Came up on random tonight, hadn't heard it for ages...

Such a good one
Great track.

My fave is this one...
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Forces have been looting
My humanity
Curfews have been curbing
The end of liberty


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Are there many good songs that never made it past the demo stage? Great ideas that were discarded and condemned to rarity status.

These are two that should have been further developed and released...



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Heston wrote:
10 Aug 2020, 7:05pm
Are there many good songs that never made it past the demo stage? Great ideas that were discarded and condemned to rarity status.

These are two that should have been further developed and released...
This went beyond demo, but the Beatles decided it wasn't worth releasing (I believe someone else did record and release it).
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Heston wrote:
10 Aug 2020, 7:05pm
Are there many good songs that never made it past the demo stage? Great ideas that were discarded and condemned to rarity status.

These are two that should have been further developed and released...



I’ve heard a few Weller demos where parts of the song were used later, chorus, melody, etc.. There is another song in this demo but can’t work it out at the moment.

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Heston wrote:
10 Aug 2020, 7:05pm
Are there many good songs that never made it past the demo stage? Great ideas that were discarded and condemned to rarity status.

These are two that should have been further developed and released...

I think the US version doesn't have the good part.

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Heston wrote:
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Are there many good songs that never made it past the demo stage? Great ideas that were discarded and condemned to rarity status.
Dylan has literal volumes of archival material that never made it to album. One fave of mine, John Brown, was written and demo'd in 1962 and first released by Dylan in 1995 as a live take on his MTV Unplugged album. It's since showed up on his Bootleg Series releases.
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Heston wrote:
07 Aug 2020, 7:52pm
This song stood out in the wasteland of British Indie music in the early 90s. Came up on random tonight, hadn't heard it for ages...

I always liked Carter USM.
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I don’t know where the line is between demo and unfinished studio track, but there’s a lot of Elvis Costello gems from the early days that he later cannibalized (often for inferior songs, IMO).
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