Posted: 30 Dec 2007, 23:04
Me too but with the addition of Slice Of LifeJames Blast wrote:I'm with Claire
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Posted: 30 Dec 2007, 23:15
Shockingly, I'm with both of you.James Blast wrote:I'm with Claire
This is my least favorite of their albums, I think...Posted: 30 Dec 2007, 23:29
(Goes to sulk in a corner). 
Posted: 30 Dec 2007, 23:32
I'm with mh on this. Fine album it is!
Although it ain't my favourite Bauhaus album... I don't really have a fave' album, they're all good
Am seriously surprised to hear they have actually played together again and recorded that new album! Cannot wait
Although it ain't my favourite Bauhaus album... I don't really have a fave' album, they're all good
Am seriously surprised to hear they have actually played together again and recorded that new album! Cannot wait
Posted: 31 Dec 2007, 01:11
i will wait to buy it ...when i bought something only because i liked the band i didn't liked the album
Posted: 31 Dec 2007, 11:25
hmm - you're talking about this one, hm?psichonaut wrote:i will wait to buy it ...when i bought something only because i liked the band i didn't liked the album
Bauhaus records
Posted: 31 Dec 2007, 12:47
I never was a Bauhaus fan until I really accidentatily ended up at a concert of theirs in 2006. And became really impressed, fantastic live band! Then I got their official records but I found them not as good as the 'live' thing. At the official website you can get official live recordings:
http://stores.musictoday.com/store/dept ... pt_id=8095
Are these any good? And if so which would be the best buy?
http://stores.musictoday.com/store/dept ... pt_id=8095
Are these any good? And if so which would be the best buy?
Posted: 31 Dec 2007, 13:26
i mean these:vicus wrote:hmm - you're talking about this one, hm?psichonaut wrote:i will wait to buy it ...when i bought something only because i liked the band i didn't liked the album
i never bought Vison Thing
Posted: 31 Dec 2007, 19:05
psichonaut wrote:i mean these:vicus wrote:hmm - you're talking about this one, hm?psichonaut wrote:i will wait to buy it ...when i bought something only because i liked the band i didn't liked the album
i never bought Vison Thing
This is heresy.....
Sorry
Posted: 01 Jan 2008, 22:14
Bauhaus live post-2000 beats TSOM live post-2000, hands down.
(sorry von)
(sorry von)
Posted: 01 Jan 2008, 23:10
Mask
nothing else apart from singles - IMO
nothing else apart from singles - IMO
Posted: 02 Jan 2008, 12:15
Depends what mood I'm in...
Love the original 12"'s like the 4AD collection, the frantic pace of the early stuff, but then sometimes it's Slice Of Life or 'all we ever wanted....', but then again I think we're all like that about every band...
Love the original 12"'s like the 4AD collection, the frantic pace of the early stuff, but then sometimes it's Slice Of Life or 'all we ever wanted....', but then again I think we're all like that about every band...
Re: Bauhaus records
Posted: 02 Jan 2008, 20:37
hang on...i have some of those...i'll get back to you with the correct one to purchase first (if it's still available)...PipoTheClown wrote:I never was a Bauhaus fan until I really accidentatily ended up at a concert of theirs in 2006. And became really impressed, fantastic live band! Then I got their official records but I found them not as good as the 'live' thing. At the official website you can get official live recordings:
http://stores.musictoday.com/store/dept ... pt_id=8095
Are these any good? And if so which would be the best buy?
*goes off to check*
Posted: 02 Jan 2008, 20:47
OK...
Bauhaus Live at The Fillmore San Francisco, CA 10/31/2005
A String Quartet kick off Bela and Special Guests finish off the evening jamming with Telegram Sam and Ziggy Stardust...sounds amazing too
Bauhaus Live at The Fillmore San Francisco, CA 10/31/2005
A String Quartet kick off Bela and Special Guests finish off the evening jamming with Telegram Sam and Ziggy Stardust...sounds amazing too
Posted: 02 Jan 2008, 21:04
Hello Andie! 
Posted: 02 Jan 2008, 21:09
Hello Jam~es
Posted: 03 Jan 2008, 00:14
the 2nd time you mention this...is it really good?Andie wrote:OK...
Bauhaus Live at The Fillmore San Francisco, CA 10/31/2005
A String Quartet kick off Bela and Special Guests finish off the evening jamming with Telegram Sam and Ziggy Stardust...sounds amazing too
Posted: 03 Jan 2008, 00:18
Andie said "hello" back
Posted: 03 Jan 2008, 02:19
No love for Mr Moonlight?mh wrote:
Antonin Artaud.
King Volcano.
Slice of Life.
Burning from the Inside Aside from the oh-so cheezy funky bits
Hope.
One of their best, IMO.
Posted: 03 Jan 2008, 02:29
"those Indians wank on his bones" repeat ad infunitum
game over
Murph was in hospital with stomach pains over most of the recording, when he returned, album was done. Tones On Tail ~ POP! ~ classic, 7th Dream of Teenage Heaven ~ Arse!
David J, you are the weakest link, feck off and get bent
game over
Murph was in hospital with stomach pains over most of the recording, when he returned, album was done. Tones On Tail ~ POP! ~ classic, 7th Dream of Teenage Heaven ~ Arse!
David J, you are the weakest link, feck off and get bent
Posted: 03 Jan 2008, 15:38
its all that dumb-ass psuedo-clever art-wank that used to turn me off bauhaus too
when they weren't trying too hard to be post-modern, and just got on with the business of making damn groovy songs they were absolutely stunning.
all through their career songs like sanity assassin, lagartija nick, double dare, in the flat field, stigmata martyr etc etc are all amazing, but their albums are utterly ruined by the insertion of what seem to me to be novelty songs! overly pretentious, bad 6th form poetry set to music... step forward of lillies and remains', 'small talk stinks', 'the 3 shadows'
dammit, they make you work for it
Posted: 03 Jan 2008, 18:28
yespsichonaut wrote:the 2nd time you mention this...is it really good?Andie wrote:OK...
Bauhaus Live at The Fillmore San Francisco, CA 10/31/2005
A String Quartet kick off Bela and Special Guests finish off the evening jamming with Telegram Sam and Ziggy Stardust...sounds amazing too