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I wasn't aware Elvis Costello wrote this one
I believe @popvulture is our resident expert on Mr C
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So weird to listen to the radio these when they come on and say--" New Cure coming up" ---im all like whaaaaa?
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@popvulture 80s Chet life is dark
But it works to capture the vibe
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@GraemeE definitely.
Fwiw if you haven’t dug deep into Costello, I’d say Punch the Clock is a fairly decent record, but there are others from that era that are really fantastic. Trust and Imperial Bedroom are my personal faves from then. But tbh… can’t really go wrong with any from the first dozen.
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I've been enjoying this record this morning
https://open.spotify.com/album/1j1SPzZ0iA3k4lq2YmHjV7?si=UQtk1qqBQoG3_aFb1BGhTg -
Any Mildlife fans out there?
This is their new one and I bought the record as soon as the last song ended. Automatic is another incredible album I bought the record to instantly as well.https://open.spotify.com/album/61vxUvosI96p5brDcwJpUS?si=1u4w4N8pTVSW426Rl17Yvg
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@endo I flat out love The MC5,and was fortunate to have seen them live,and I really,really wanted to like that,but I couldn’t get through any of the songs they put out in advance. They had their long overdue induction into the stupid Rock n Roll Hall of Fame last night,and unfortunately none of them are alive. Do you think I should give it another chance?
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@Jett129 that's why I'm asking. Thought you'd seen them in their great days, and I acknowledge and love their 60s/early 70s stuff and the impact it had on other bands. But what does it to their legacy to do another record that late? I don't know. Just heard it once, guess I have to listen more often into it. I do like the fact that Tom Morello and Slash are participating. But I'm not convinced.
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@endo I thought your post might be directed at me,but when you didn’t tag me I thought you were putting it out there for everyone. When they did the 50th Anniversary tour I didn’t go to that,because I just want to keep my memories of the band intact. I guess Wayne had some material and I’m sure that there was no shortage of musicians wanting to play with him,and he was keeping The MC5 alive,so to speak. Don’t think it would have garnered as much interest/attention if it was just a Wayne Kramer solo album.
