Living In A Box Vs PSB

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Living In A Box Vs PSB

#1 Post by joeythecat »

Is it just me or does "I'm With Stupid" sound a lot like the signature song by Livign In A Box?

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#2 Post by Joemoz »

I think it's just you.
It was a cough that carried him off. It was a coffin they carried him off in.

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It's Neil's gravely voice that does it, I guess.
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Living In A Box died in a box around the fall of 1987. They were great guys, I guess.
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Eldritch wrote:Living In A Box died in a box around the fall of 1987. They were great guys, I guess.
They rose from the grave to have a hit with "Room in your heart" in 1989

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You know too much about Living In A Box, mate. Are you one of them?
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Johnny Hates Jazz were much better anyway.
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Joemoz wrote:Johnny Hates Jazz were much better anyway.
They were miles away from each other...
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

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#9 Post by joeythecat »

Eldritch wrote:Living In A Box died in a box around the fall of 1987. They were great guys, I guess.
Well Yeah... I guess it is just me then. But listen to the arrangement, in a way the are very similar. I haven't thought of that band in ages until I herard I'm with stupid. It would make an excellent mash up.
BTW the lead singer did do backing vocals for "If Love Were All," so there is a PSB - LIAB connection already.

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Joemoz wrote:Johnny Hates Jazz were much better anyway.
I can't believe you even have an opinion on this. You are very strange, I'm afraid. And that's me saying it!
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ArseSpanker wrote:
Joemoz wrote:Johnny Hates Jazz were much better anyway.
I can't believe you even have an opinion on this. You are very strange, I'm afraid. And that's me saying it!
Indeed, your opinion is a weighty one in matters such as these.
Dreamcather2003 wrote:They were miles away from each other...
Both were one-hit-wonders (or at least one-album wonders) around the same time (1987) and both only managed one more album which failed miserably.
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Joemoz wrote:Johnny Hates Jazz were much better anyway.
Yeah.

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Joemoz wrote:
ArseSpanker wrote:
Joemoz wrote:Johnny Hates Jazz were much better anyway.
I can't believe you even have an opinion on this. You are very strange, I'm afraid. And that's me saying it!
Indeed, your opinion is a weighty one in matters such as these.
Dreamcather2003 wrote:They were miles away from each other...
Both were one-hit-wonders (or at least one-album wonders) around the same time (1987) and both only managed one more album which failed miserably.
I said music wise...if you look at groups that way, then there are many "simillar" bands around: Cutting Crew, Curiousity Killed the Cat etc, etc etc. If you still wish to compare Johanny Hates Jazz to sth, Curiousity Killed the Cat is much more appropriate one, not Living in a Box...
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

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#14 Post by joeythecat »

No Way, there were was another album by Living In A Box.
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#15 Post by Joemoz »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
Joemoz wrote:
ArseSpanker wrote: I can't believe you even have an opinion on this. You are very strange, I'm afraid. And that's me saying it!
Indeed, your opinion is a weighty one in matters such as these.
Dreamcather2003 wrote:They were miles away from each other...
Both were one-hit-wonders (or at least one-album wonders) around the same time (1987) and both only managed one more album which failed miserably.
I said music wise...if you look at groups that way, then there are many "simillar" bands around: Cutting Crew, Curiousity Killed the Cat etc, etc etc. If you still wish to compare Johanny Hates Jazz to sth, Curiousity Killed the Cat is much more appropriate one, not Living in a Box...
You didn't "say" music-wise, but I know that is what you meant. I was merely pointing out that I liked Johnny Hates Jazz better and the reason I thought of comparing them were the ones stated above. Plus it was an excuse to mention Johnny Hates Jazz as I think it is rather an overlooked band who made a fantastic album.
It was a cough that carried him off. It was a coffin they carried him off in.

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