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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam
i completely disagree with this. i think the Gun Club were the most interesting in the beginning, it's when JLP wasn't struggling to find his voice. there's less confusion, less misdirection, and more solid vocal and instrumental attack. not to mention he produced some of the greatest songs ever at the time (John Hardy and For the Love of Ivy are completely awesome in every way). i've listened to their later stuff and while i didn't think it was crap i certainly didn't like it nearly as much as Miami or Fire of Love.
i dunno, maybe it's just where i am with music nowadays. i get so bored listening to pop music anymore.
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I feel as though they had matured as artists and was a lot more integrity to their playing compared to the wild early stuff. Dont get me wrong Miami in particular(Run Through The Jungle) is a great album & Fire of Love was the one that got me into them.
But if you think the Gun Club's later stuff is 'Pop' then you need a hearing aid.
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