All Time Lows

[Martha Washington]

hmmm.
can't say as I am but I think I'll call it a timeless classic just in case!

 

[Big Generator]

hmmm.
can't say as I am but I think I'll call it a timeless classic just in case!

And you'd be right!

Oh what else....do you like "Xanadu" by Olvia Newton-John and ELO? Slight departure from the usual timeless classics ...but it was a big record at roller-discos.

 

[Martha Washington]

when I've been really bad, my friends tie me into a chair and force me to watch the movie.

we did have a really cool roller disco out here called "Flippers"
I think Cher owned it, they spent a bazillion dollars on it just before the disco bubble burst. it was all Art Deco and the best place to hear "Xanadu" so I haven't listened to it since it's been torn down.

 

[Big Generator]

I'll burn you a CD if you like...the Timeless Classics Collection....

Mmmm...maybe I'll kick it off with "Yes Sir I Can Boogie" by Baccara.

 

[Martin Q. Blank]

I've heard some of the later stuff is even worse, but my collection stops at "Love You."

 

[Martin Q. Blank]

As big of a Costello fan as I am, I wouldn't mind seeing all existing copies of these albums incinerated in a bonfire.

 

[Martin Q. Blank]

"Pipes of Peace" and "...Broadstreet" are probably worse, but I don't have those and don't plan on getting them. Paul's voice is shot here from incessant touring, half the songs are sung by other members (probably because they're so poor that Paul couldn't even bring himself to sing them) and the production on most of the tracks sounds like it was recorded down a well.



Devo releases a big dumb dance album with almost no redeeming qualities.



They should have called this "Boredom At The End Of The Tunnel." Straddling a line between adult contemporary and unexciting goth rock.



The final nail in the coffin. So sad. Rivers getting "emotional" again, but this time with annoying Hallmark card lyrics and too slick production.

 

[Music Wench]

As big of a Costello fan as I am, I wouldn't mind seeing all existing copies of these albums incinerated in a bonfire.

I liked Goodbye Cruel World. However, I heartily agree on the other two. Nothing I want to hear again there.

 

[Martin Q. Blank]

I liked Goodbye Cruel World. However, I heartily agree on the other two. Nothing I want to hear again there.

There are about three songs I like on GCW, but on the whole, all the demos are better than the finished versions.