Most bloody likely. At one point, as they were on their way to becoming one of the biggest bands in the world (that "only band that matters" crap) some people really hated the Clash - singing about "Complete Control" while being on CBS was considered a completely unacceptable paradox. And the post-punkers hated the Clash for reverting to classic styles while they were pushing things forward musically like it hadn't been done since the '60s.

Me, I love the self-titled debut (UK VERSION, PLEASE; the US edition is [was? is it still in print?] an unrecognizable Frankenstein) and London Calling.

A.R. Kane - "i". With all the shoegazin', dream-poppin', post-rockin', electronickin', trip-hoppin', and even forward-thinkin' R&B-n' and shit around here, it's rather odd (unfathomable, really) that this one hasn't been mentioned before. What an album.

I love that triple fucker! It ended badly though, didn't it? Cut The Crap indeed.

Crass - Best Before 1984.

A.R. Kane were great. I find it hard to believe there hasn't been a single mention here. I'm sure someone must've mentioned it before. Anyway, good stuff and not just that album. I mean, the lush awesomeness of So Far Away was pretty much early Shoegaze incarnate.

Finally, a drop of justice.

"Minneapolis" - Anna Tivel
"Minneapolis" - Bill Janovitz
"Minneapolis" - Lucinda Williams
"Mpls" - Grandpaboy

To celebrate the upcoming Kings Day next Tuesday, today I will only listen to Belgian music!
The above was released last month, the below is released today!



Dans Dans Dans Dans Dans Naar De Radio

Swan, swan, hummingbird
Hurrah, we are all free now
What noisy cats are we

No the other one! :rolleyes:

You Europeans are weird! Chasing a wheel of cheese in England:



La Tomatina in Spain:



Beats rodeo, though...

^ Looks a bit like Carrie Brownstein.