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Originally Posted by MarieMarie
Neapolitan - I like the singing/yelling of the first song, and how they take turns speak-singing like some badass version of the Spice Girls. I started really getting into the music when it becomes a sort of psychedelic thing around 2:45. And the drums! Liked the whole song even better on second listen. The sound of the main guitar is not really for me (is that the fuzz guitar?), but I really liked the drumbeat switches in the Boris song, and the background oooooh ooh's around 2:15 that fit surprisingly well. I can see how the Boris song reminded you of the Gigantor one. I like the sound of the main guitar better, but the Boris song is more subtle.
This one's a lot of fun though
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I like that description.
Next three bands are related sorta somehow. Adam Ant and Bid were actually band mates before they split off and forming their own bands - Adam and the Ants and The Monochrome Set respectively. Yada, yada, yada ... Then Malcolm McLaren came along and sorta stole The Ants from Adam (Dave Barbarrosa, Matthew Ashmen Leigh Gorman) to back singer Annabella Lwin - forming Bow Wow Wow. Adam and the Ants and Bow Wow Wow sound similar, where The Monochrome Set takes heavy cues from their influence
i.e. The Velvet Underground.
Adam & The Ants - Stand And Deliver
The Monochrome Set - He's Frank
Bow Wow Wow - Go Wild in the Country
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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