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Beady Eye and critics who don't "get" it
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posted 30-09-2012 13:38
Someone has a bit of a chip on their shoulder. Has knobhead Gallagher learned to write all of a sudden?
posted 30-09-2012 14:12
He's confusing them with critics who don't "like" it.
posted 30-09-2012 19:44
Beady Eye are hilariously bad, aren't they?
posted 30-09-2012 19:47
They're like an indie version of Spinal Tap.
posted 30-09-2012 19:48
Everyone knows that the current look is 50s Alpine mountaineer, taking over from Scandinavian fisherman, which replaced middle-aged geography teacher. I wish fuckers would keep up.
posted 30-09-2012 20:24
There was a New Wave Buddy Holly thing between April and May 2009, don't forget. Soon curdled into Surprised 1930s Librarian Chic, mind.
posted 30-09-2012 20:34
If the iGeneration had any fucking gumption, then every bank holiday we'd get to watch 1950s mountaineers paggering with New Wave Buddy Holly things. It'd be amazing.
posted 30-09-2012 21:01
They're all mates ignoring each other and staring at their phones in vintage pop-up artisanal cupcake burlesque cabaret farmers' market smoothie cafes now though. There will be no new Quadrophrenia.
posted 30-09-2012 21:04
I reckon your New Wave Buddy Hollys are doing that, but your 1950s mountaineers are drinking Real Ale in a pub with green tiles on the outside, tweeting and TUMBLRing about how everything was better before some unidentifiable change in something.
posted 30-09-2012 21:06
So those are the guys who leave comments on YouTube...
posted 30-09-2012 21:11
It's people who write this blog:

one-up-manship.blogspot.co.uk/

And this blog:

anorthernsoul.net/

And possibly the people who read them. Myself included. Whilst in a Fjall Raven jacket.
posted 30-09-2012 22:31
Andy Bell's non-Erasure career is a bit of a weird one, isn't it? Guitarist of young upstart NME darlings, gets eclipsed by retro-rock upstarts, forms own retrorock tribute band when former band goes south, joins the band that finished off Ride as some sort of deranged hero-worship, and then joins the offshoot of this. Bizarre.
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posted 30-09-2012 22:34
Different Andy Bells. Oh Soz, you knew that, sorry not concentrating.
Last Edit: 30-09-2012 22:55:07 by MsD.
posted 30-09-2012 22:37
No, I don't think so.
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posted 30-09-2012 23:51
posted 01-10-2012 01:34
Just kidding.
posted 01-10-2012 13:40
Sean of the Shed wrote:
They're like an indie version of Spinal Tap.


Only nowhere near as good as that sounds.
posted 01-10-2012 14:36
And did you know that Mick Jones wrote and recorded a whole bunch of AOR anthems for Foreigner concurrent to his Clash/BAD work?

No, nor did I.
posted 01-10-2012 15:09
The Indie Uriah Heep
posted 02-10-2012 14:37
The Post-Hardcore Paramore.
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