DJ Pat wrote:Shit, I just watched Jake Bugg singing on the Graham Norton show, I thought his voice was a practical joke
If you think that was a practical joke... have you seen this idiot:
I accidentally switched on Jools Holland once (and I swear I'll never get the oil stains off the walls as a result) and came across him, among other similar "artists" who sounded like their family jewels were in a vice. I honestly thought for a moment that I was having some sort of strange dream.
are you for real? That is a great song and he is a good singer.
Re: Erasure: Tomorrow's World
Posted: Sat 25 Jan 2014, 3:26 am
by Jamesqdot
raggatwin wrote:
Jamesqdot wrote:
DJ Pat wrote:Shit, I just watched Jake Bugg singing on the Graham Norton show, I thought his voice was a practical joke
If you think that was a practical joke... have you seen this idiot:
I accidentally switched on Jools Holland once (and I swear I'll never get the oil stains off the walls as a result) and came across him, among other similar "artists" who sounded like their family jewels were in a vice. I honestly thought for a moment that I was having some sort of strange dream.
are you for real? That is a great song and he is a good singer.
I am and he isn't. This stuff makes me weep for the future.
Re: Erasure: Tomorrow's World
Posted: Thu 29 May 2014, 4:05 am
by lucienchardon
It's pretty exciting to think that they have made a new album with Richard X. His work on Fugitive with PSB was amazing. Hopefully this will be a good album.
Is this going to be their Electric ? The tune sounds very Axis-y !?!
Re: Erasure: Tomorrow's World
Posted: Fri 06 Jun 2014, 6:38 pm
by Danger
lucienchardon wrote:It's pretty exciting to think that they have made a new album with Richard X. His work on Fugitive with PSB was amazing. Hopefully this will be a good album.
He is a great producer for them in my opinion although I'd have preferred a more intimistic album like Nightbird or Loveboat than another dance album. Anyway great choice for them, I love Fugitive and I think that he made a great job with Sophie Ellis-Bextor too.