Probably. But, imo, music became more globalized and corporate from Live Aid onwards, in 1985....
Even Bill's effort in '81 was at least a bit of fun and was catchier: [MEDIA]
More LOLs: [MEDIA]
Nah Hearns wins this one. For a start he wouldn't be coming in around 140 like he did in Sept '81 - and Hearns at 154 was fucking scary
They're going to be getting more and more diluted: this one, Captain Marvel (female), Spider-Kid...
Looks a bit too formulaic to me: freaky-looking kid possessed by demonic entity. What makes A Quiet Place so good is it's originality and sheer...
And...I've not heard either, obviously.
Sorry Sly, but he has made the most accurate observation here. Pretty indisputable point of fact.
Neither count, really. We discuss music that falls under 'rock or pop' and that indeed includes 'proto rock' as it was in it's infancy in the 1950s.
Yeah I know. That's why I posted them knowing full-well you hadn't heard them but I had...thus making me a better person
I mean I can still watch the original Star Wanks and think "yeah, pretty good action movie, memorable sounds / visuals / quotes and a nostalgic...
Star Wanks
Definitely wait til this is online. Didn't care for Ant-Man...watched it twice, too.
It's cdoggdirt's loss every time he engages me in musical debate simply because I have heard more and have far more eclecticism.
The fact is, it takes a certain type of fan to get ´emotionally invested´ with super-hero-based movies...unless, you´re a die-hard, true-believer...
I wonder where cdogg is in this thread.
Exactly. So super-hero ´deaths´ should be taken with a gigantic cellar of salt!
Can anyone take all these deaths seriously? Loki, Heimdall, Gamora, The Vision all die pre-disintegration and everyone else (Black Panther,...
Tough one! Hüsker Dü v Pixies [img] v [img] Greatest Indie-Rock album of all-time vs Greatest Alternative-Rock album of all-time!!
Ha! [img] v [img] Greenslade´s Mellotron/Hammond 1973 apex, or Camel´s 3rd Tolkein-inspired conceptual effort two years later?
Wow. Im surprised you call Exile on this one....I thought itd be more of a toss-up for you...
Battle of the Bohemoths: [img] vs [img] What do you like: Charles Manson´s murder-spree ´60s or strung-out ´70s sloppiness?
Wrong, fuck: [IMG]
Add David Bowie into that mix...
And you'r wrong about Elton. From 1971-75 he hit a peak of creativity that only Stevie Wonder or Paul McCartney could match...
How much does it need to take to beat the alltime record?
Im still waiting for Double L to come up with some valid comments in these threads...
This one I actually prefer Songs In The Key Of Life: regardless of what cdogdirt thinks, this is Wonder's masterpiece, magnum opus. There's a bit...
Translation: Mustard has fucked me again.
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