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Turkeys And Peaches
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I bought a couple of CDs recently.
A turkey ...
Ministry of Sound - Jungle Classics - "The Ultimate Drum 'N' Bass Jungle Album".
I bought it hoping for a double CD of pumping bass grooves ... like on the sea front clubs ... and ... it's a bit sh!t.
And a peach ...
Tom Jones's Reload.
I bought it just for one track ... the "Baby It's Cold Outside" duet with Cerys Matthews, and ... the whole CD is a peach - storming - a blinder - the dog's - (I can't think of any other London sort of expressions, but you get the gist.
So, come on ... what peaches and turkeys have you stumbled across?
A turkey ...
Ministry of Sound - Jungle Classics - "The Ultimate Drum 'N' Bass Jungle Album".
I bought it hoping for a double CD of pumping bass grooves ... like on the sea front clubs ... and ... it's a bit sh!t.
And a peach ...
Tom Jones's Reload.
I bought it just for one track ... the "Baby It's Cold Outside" duet with Cerys Matthews, and ... the whole CD is a peach - storming - a blinder - the dog's - (I can't think of any other London sort of expressions, but you get the gist.
So, come on ... what peaches and turkeys have you stumbled across?
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Not too recently but Linkin Park's fourth album A Thousand Suns. It was described as `genre-busting'. I described it to my mate as "It's erm..... Mmmmm." Some very strange noises on it.
A peach of an album is Streets In The sky by The Enemy. All the songs are great.
I love A Night At The Opera ('39, Seaside Rendezvous, The Prophet's Song, Good Company and, of course, Bo Rhap.).
Not too recently but Linkin Park's fourth album A Thousand Suns. It was described as `genre-busting'. I described it to my mate as "It's erm..... Mmmmm." Some very strange noises on it.
A peach of an album is Streets In The sky by The Enemy. All the songs are great.
I love A Night At The Opera ('39, Seaside Rendezvous, The Prophet's Song, Good Company and, of course, Bo Rhap.).
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