Originally posted by rbmorrisSweet.
Portishead: "Dummy"
Dummy.
Almost interesting anecdote:
I got the album when it first came out, having liked the Glory Box single enought to have bought it too. Happily listened to it for 5+ years before I was in Hong Kong and saw it there, with an additional track - "It's a Fire". So I bought it, and that's one of the standout tracks on the album for me - I couldn't believe I'd never even heard of it until that day.
Anyway, now I look at the back of Dummy everytime I see it in a record shop and some copies have the full tracklist (including It's a Fire) and others don't. Only this morning at the Supersized Tesco out by the Ricoh arena, I spotted a copy without It's a Fire.
How odd.
Originally posted by rhb"It's a Fire"...excellent tune. I bought the CD over 10 years ago. Mine has it. I wonder if it was just a UK thing where they left it out. The album's not quite as easy to find over here in the US. I actually heard it in a club and asked the DJ what it was. Bought it the next day. Still one of my all time faves.
Sweet.
Almost interesting anecdote:
I got the album when it first came out, having liked the Glory Box single enought to have bought it too. Happily listened to it for 5+ years before I was in Hong Kong and saw it there, with an additional track - "It's a Fire". So I bought it, and that's one of the standout tracks on the album for me - I couldn't believe ...[text shortened]... rsized Tesco out by the Ricoh arena, I spotted a copy without It's a Fire.
How odd.
Originally posted by rbmorrisThat's an excellent album. If you like Portishead, you might like Lamb - have you listened to Lamb's first album? Along the same lines, not quite the same thing. Female singer over breakbeats - pretty cool.
"It's a Fire"...excellent tune. I bought the CD over 10 years ago. Mine has it. I wonder if it was just a UK thing where they left it out. The album's not quite as easy to find over here in the US. I actually heard it in a club and asked the DJ what it was. Bought it the next day. Still one of my all time faves.
Originally posted by st00p1dfac3If you like Lamb you'll love the remix of one of their tracks that appears on the end of disc 1 of Kruder and Dorfmeisters K&D sessions 🙂
That's an excellent album. If you like Portishead, you might like Lamb - have you listened to Lamb's first album? Along the same lines, not quite the same thing. Female singer over breakbeats - pretty cool.
Looks like this could become the music association thread!
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Originally posted by rhb
Sweet.
Almost interesting anecdote:
I got the album when it first came out, having liked the Glory Box single enought to have bought it too. Happily listened to it for 5+ years before I was in Hong Kong and saw it there, with an additional track - "It's a Fire". So I bought it, and that's one of the standout tracks on the album for me - I couldn't believe rsized Tesco out by the Ricoh arena, I spotted a copy without It's a Fire.
How odd.
Edit: This was done before their first album came out.
