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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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The NME are shit
they're a tabloid with guitars.

But "Is this it" must be one of the all-time great debuts. The Strokes never recovered however and went a bit bland. Plenty of good stuff this last ten years in my opinion, from the Sugababes to BRMC to Nathan Fake (techno genius) to Darren Hayman (kooky folk/indie) to Art Brut (comedy art-rockers) to loads of others in my lovely vinyl collection. Reckon you could take any one year and build a record collection for life.
(, Tue 17 Nov 2009, 15:17, 2 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
I like The Strokes.
Their albums get consistently better but Tool knocks their socks clean off and for Gods sake, THE MARS VOLTA!!!
(, Tue 17 Nov 2009, 19:43, Reply)
Nah, "this is it" is clearly their classic
I much prefer it anyway - more visceral, in a good way, not like anything associated with Pete Doherty who is visceral in a very bad, obvious way.

Tool? Isn't that some overproduced jazz-metal? Dunno really. The MArs Volta are definitely jazz-metal - not my cup of tea. If we're getting heavy then put on something droney and decadent like Hawkwind or the Warlocks.

I realise that no-one cares but it's the end of the thread and I'm killing time before meeting people at the pub. Chundercock!
(, Tue 17 Nov 2009, 20:11, Reply)
XTRMNTR
Exterminator should definitely be in there. As should Sunn O))), DJ Shadow's second one and Nathan Fake.

NME- were good , relevant, and intelligently written. In the 90s. Been shit for years.
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