Drico One wrote:To be fair, there are all sorts of possibilities there for a new EP called, say, Cracks International, featuring Little Jack Horner, Who Killed c*** Robin, and Ring, a Ring, o' Roses. Oh, and Always 2011.
Drico.
Now look what you've started.
Ding Dong (Andy) Bell has a Pussy in the Well
Here We Go Round the (Mulberry) Bush
I Love Little Pussy
Mary, Mary, Quite bloody Hairy.
Nuts In May
Ride a c*** (horse) To Banbury Cross
The album will probably be called 'The Muffin Man'
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Sun 20 Jun 2010, 7:13 pm
by Patrick Bateman
Undertaker wrote:Does anyone think Vince and Andy would benefit from splitting up and starting new groups? It's obvious that electronic music is still popular, so would it benefit them to do so?
Vince should have dissolved Erasure fifteen years ago when they'd still have been remembered as a great pop group. He is obviously more into his family these days, which is the consequence of having a straight and a gayer in a duo. I wonder why PSB have never grown apart, seeing as only one of them's actually gay.
Andy still thinks it's 1988 and he's twirling around on Top of the Pops. He'll be the same in twenty years time.
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Sun 20 Jun 2010, 7:21 pm
by Undertaker
Can anyone understand what Adebayor is saying?
*edit* I'll try posting this in the correct topic next time
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Mon 21 Jun 2010, 1:21 am
by Glenny4
Andy Bell Solo new album.
Non Stop...........................
One of the best tracks of the year so far.
nuff said
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Mon 21 Jun 2010, 1:53 am
by Glenny4
[quote="Patrick Bateman"]
This is my most hated thing on the TV at the moment, every time it comes on, i have to mute the TV from stopping myself smashing my TV in and I'm not joking...............
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Mon 21 Jun 2010, 6:16 am
by York Minster
I have to admit that I am one of those Erasure fans who for the first time is not buying all Erasure related singles. The last one I bought was the single from the 2007 album that wasn't Sunday Girl (can't even remember the name off the top of my head, that's how great a track it was). I've just lost interest. They could at least do a Loveboat thing, even if Loveboat was a deeply flawed album, it was INTERESTING and EXPERIEMENTAL.
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Wed 23 Jun 2010, 2:40 am
by lucienchardon
Undertaker wrote:Hmmm, looks like Bell is already planning his next single. 'Honey If You Love Him.' I thought this sounded ok until he started singing stupid stuff. A decent backing track though. However, i need some help. Below is the link to the video and i really need someone to tell me whats going on.
Thanks for posting. I like this song. Much better than his previous singles.
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Wed 23 Jun 2010, 11:55 am
by Lucy
It sounded promising until the vocals came in.
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Wed 23 Jun 2010, 8:33 pm
by York Minster
I don't like the track that much, but I'm having trouble understanding why the vocals are so unappealing to everyone? They sound fairly regular to me.
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Thu 24 Jun 2010, 2:13 am
by Firthy2002
FirthofForth wrote:I don't like the track that much, but I'm having trouble understanding why the vocals are so unappealing to everyone? They sound fairly regular to me.
I prefer his vocals when they've not been digitally manipulated.
Re: Andy Bell Solo
Posted: Thu 24 Jun 2010, 6:43 am
by Devices
I haven't listened to the album but to my ears the first two singles are no worse than anything Erasure have released over the past 10 years. If anything I prefer the solo singles because they at least sound a little different.
Sign of the times that the single couldn't even make the top 200. I always knew that acts with longstanding loyal fanbases were having an easier go of things in the low sales climate of the mid-00's but am still surprised by how far some have fallen now that volume has returned to the market and the cd single has become so obsolete. I haven't been keeping track lately but lots of acts who used to have a floor under all their chart positions have seen that floor drop out from under them as the cd single has faded from the public consciousness. For what it's worth I just checked and the last two Erasure singles opened with 7000 and 3400 copies respectively. That's about enough to chart at #40 and #75 right now. So that's the best they have to look forward to on their next album and that's only if they can maintain those sales levels.