Posted: Sun 31 Jul 2005, 11:29 am
Oops, what an embarrassing
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Is BTM worth to get?
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Posted: Sun 31 Jul 2005, 3:38 pm
I didn't think it was worth getting, but the other day I had some extra money and I figured I might as well just buy it since it is, after all, a PSB-related record. I figured I was going to hate it, but I listened to Neil's CD and fell in love. Chris's CD is questionable though, but Neil's CD is amazing.
Posted: Sun 31 Jul 2005, 5:27 pm
Pet Shop Poops...psb-freak wrote:psp ? What band is that ?Pani wrote:If you're a (psp stuff) collector: Yes, definitely.Is BTM worth to get?
If not: It depends ...
Posted: Sun 31 Jul 2005, 9:57 pm
Yes, for instance.
Like PopFart.
Like PopFart.
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 12:33 am
No its PoopFart
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 2:21 am
I bought BTM on Sat. and really enjoyed it! Well, Chris' choices anyway - really shows some of his inspiration. Sadly Neil's is very dull and can't find many of the 'synth tracks' very easy listening at all to be honest...
Anyone think 'Take A Chance' sounds like the intro to Love comes quickly??
Anyone think 'Take A Chance' sounds like the intro to Love comes quickly??
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 8:47 am
I still find Chris´s one better.westendboy87 wrote:I didn't think it was worth getting, but the other day I had some extra money and I figured I might as well just buy it since it is, after all, a PSB-related record. I figured I was going to hate it, but I listened to Neil's CD and fell in love. Chris's CD is questionable though, but Neil's CD is amazing.
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 8:53 am
I not properly listened to either of them. Both CDs are a bit boring...
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 9:02 am
At first I wasn´t going to buy it but finally someone gave it to me as a present. After few listenings I can say it is worth to listen to it if you want to know what kind of music may inspire the boys and check if their taste is similar to one´s taste. I think Chris CD is good but Neil´s one it´s even better. Very different. 
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 4:11 pm
Well yes, certainly ... sorry.weirdalfan1980 wrote:No its PoopFart
A friend of mine who's a teacher replied
when being asked which CD she prefers:
It depends on what I'm doing, when I'm
sitting in my room marking class tests I
prefer listening to Neils choices and when
I'm doing some homework in the house-
hold myself I prefer Chris' CD ...
@native speakers: Do you say 'mark class
tests' or 'correct class tests' or ... ?
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 5:44 pm
What a surprise.psb-freak wrote:I still find Chris´s one better.westendboy87 wrote:I didn't think it was worth getting, but the other day I had some extra money and I figured I might as well just buy it since it is, after all, a PSB-related record. I figured I was going to hate it, but I listened to Neil's CD and fell in love. Chris's CD is questionable though, but Neil's CD is amazing.
Posted: Mon 01 Aug 2005, 6:24 pm
Just to add my thoughts (for what it's worth and all that)
- it's a great CD set (both CDs are fantastic)
- they both contained a lot of tracks I'd never heard before, including good tracks by people I'd never liked before - I mean, who'd have thought that Queen would have done a good track?
- Some of the tracks are absolutely essential listening for a bit of background info on the PSBs - especially the Bobby O tracks and some of the classical ones on Neil's CD
Having said all that, I've not listened to either for ages... but my point stands, they are both great.
- it's a great CD set (both CDs are fantastic)
- they both contained a lot of tracks I'd never heard before, including good tracks by people I'd never liked before - I mean, who'd have thought that Queen would have done a good track?
- Some of the tracks are absolutely essential listening for a bit of background info on the PSBs - especially the Bobby O tracks and some of the classical ones on Neil's CD
Having said all that, I've not listened to either for ages... but my point stands, they are both great.
Posted: Tue 02 Aug 2005, 12:53 pm
[quote="rollo"]- they both contained a lot of tracks I'd never heard before, [quote]
Absolutely....Chris' cd rocked in that sense... i loved Ti Sento....
[quote="rollo"]
including good tracks by people I'd never liked before - I mean, who'd have thought that Queen would have done a good track? [quote]
Never liked Queen a lot.....but i would say that was a decent track.....but not woth on a BTM....
[quote="rollo"]
- Some of the tracks are absolutely essential listening for a bit of background info on the PSBs - especially the Bobby O tracks [quote]
Definitely....
Absolutely....Chris' cd rocked in that sense... i loved Ti Sento....
[quote="rollo"]
including good tracks by people I'd never liked before - I mean, who'd have thought that Queen would have done a good track?
[quote]Never liked Queen a lot.....but i would say that was a decent track.....but not woth on a BTM....
[quote="rollo"]
- Some of the tracks are absolutely essential listening for a bit of background info on the PSBs - especially the Bobby O tracks [quote]
Definitely....
Posted: Tue 02 Aug 2005, 1:46 pm
Well,
Isn't funny How peoples are different...
Cos ... I truly Seriously (without puttin my PSB passion to fronT) like both of them . 2 different cd for 2 different mood ... Neil's choice R quite strong... Chris's R (to my ears) really pasionnate songs ...
Anyway....
Taste R quite hard 2 discuss....
Isn't funny How peoples are different...
Cos ... I truly Seriously (without puttin my PSB passion to fronT) like both of them . 2 different cd for 2 different mood ... Neil's choice R quite strong... Chris's R (to my ears) really pasionnate songs ...
Anyway....
Taste R quite hard 2 discuss....
Posted: Sat 20 Aug 2005, 5:56 am
I was on soulseek the other day, and found 3 BONUS TRACKS - remixes of the first 3 tracks of Chris' cd.... were these released with the cd?