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TheSizzle36 10-21-2008 03:13 PM

Throwing Copper
 
What a great album. "I Alone" just came on my iPod. Some seriously great songs on that CD, with Lightning Crashes, All Over You, and Selling the Drama. Too bad Live never were able to come close on there subsequent albums, because that album was great. I couldn't take "Secret Samadhi" seriously with some of those songs.

Venkman 10-21-2008 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSizzle36 (Post 282298)
What a great album. "I Alone" just came on my iPod. Some seriously great songs on that CD, with Lightning Crashes, All Over You, and Selling the Drama. Too bad Live never were able to come close on there subsequent albums, because that album was great. I couldn't take "Secret Samadhi" seriously with some of those songs.

Fantastic album. Best of 1994 IMO.

Donuthole 10-21-2008 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSizzle36 (Post 282298)
What a great album. "I Alone" just came on my iPod. Some seriously great songs on that CD, with Lightning Crashes, All Over You, and Selling the Drama. Too bad Live never were able to come close on there subsequent albums, because that album was great. I couldn't take "Secret Samadhi" seriously with some of those songs.


A great album to listen to from start to finish. I, too, expected great things from them after that album, and they disappointed, to say the least. I remember listening to Secret Samadhi and thinking "is this the same band that produced Throwing Copper? Maybe TC isn't that good after all." Nevertheless, despite any doubts that Live's subsequent offerings may have elicited, TC remains a solid album.

Throwing Copper, Sixteen Stone, and Siamese Dream are three albums that, when I listen to them, just flood me with memories from high school.

Surfah 10-21-2008 06:13 PM

The bald angel in the Lightning Crashes video is LDS. She used to come to my ward when she was visiting her aunt and uncle. She really is bald too. She has no hair at all because of some condition. But she is beautiful and she'd wear these awesome wigs.

ute4ever 10-21-2008 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Donuthole (Post 282491)
Throwing Copper, Sixteen Stone, and Siamese Dream are three albums that, when I listen to them, just flood me with memories from high school.

Word.

I remember being at a New Years Eve party with the X96 1994 year-end countdown, and thinking what a great music year it had been. Everything from the Rollins Band's Liar to Liz Phair to Nirvana.

SoCalCoug 10-21-2008 07:02 PM

I was such a weenie, musically, back then. I was big on this pretty soft stuff (Aztec Camera, Waterboys, Dream Academy - good stuff, but really wimpy).

I've repented somewhat. Although to me, Henry Rollins is just some guy they keep interviewing on VH1 shows, my favorite listens these days are White Stripes, Blue October, and Foo Fighters.

The Live album is on my list to get, though. There are some great songs on there that I've only recently come to appreciate fully.

TheSizzle36 10-21-2008 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Donuthole (Post 282491)
Throwing Copper, Sixteen Stone, and Siamese Dream are three albums that, when I listen to them, just flood me with memories from high school.

6teen Stone from Bush... talk about another band that had one huge album and dissipated afterwards. Razorblade Suitcase was a huge letdown, although I find myself still listening to "Swallowed" and "Mouth".

Donuthole 10-21-2008 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSizzle36 (Post 282620)
6teen Stone from Bush... talk about another band that had one huge album and dissipated afterwards. Razorblade Suitcase was a huge letdown, although I find myself still listening to "Swallowed" and "Mouth".

Which is precisely why I didn't want to lump them in with Live. Because at least a couple songs from Razorblade Suitcase were quality. But the point stands. 6teen stone was their peak.

TheSizzle36 10-21-2008 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Donuthole (Post 282622)
Which is precisely why I didn't want to lump them in with Live. Because at least a couple songs from Razorblade Suitcase were quality. But the point stands. 6teen stone was their peak.

Lakini's Juice was listenable off of Samadhi. The one that REALLY ruined that album for me was "Rattlesnake". I would nominate it as one of the absolute worst songs ever written.


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