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The Cribs: You're Gonna Lose Us
The thing about The Cribs, is that they still haven’t quite achieved the same pure rock pop brilliance on record as they have live. In sweaty clubs (or theatres, as they are beginning to inhabit), it all makes wonderful sense. In fact they may just be this writer’s best ‘new’ band of the year (ignoring that this is their second album etc etc).
But on vinyl, sometimes there’s just not the correct level of lighter fluid required to set things ablaze. Which is possibly why Bernard ‘I’m in a happy musical marriage, honest’ Butler has been called upon to re-record ‘You’re Gonna Lose Us’ - bear in mind that he imparted the finest production known to the Libertines on their ‘Don’t Look Back Into The Sun’ single.
And it’s certainly a bell-clear piece of recording, full of shouting and vitriol in all the right places, but still The Cribs it seems, have yet to find their George Martin. Or Steve Martin in their case.
Still bloody good though.
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hmmm...
The Cribs get on my nerves a bit, now.
Mxx
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That and the fact
that their newest album is a second-rate clone of their first. Still, they're okay, but they better learn some new tricks for next time.
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this is the good shit
'the new fellas' pisses on pretty much all of 'the cribs'
i adore the cribs but i cant manage to listen to learning how to fight that much
saying that haunted from 'tnf' aint exactly easy listening
oh and love the song btw
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haunted
does my head in. Some of the new fella is ace, some not so. Haunted is not so. :)
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Up the Jarman!
Okay, so the cribs get on your easily inhabited nerves. What?! Bow your head in eternal shame. You obviously have never bothered to delve into an album or a live show which this band has produced to perfection, because if you had, you would realise that we need these guys, and not just for their SCREW YOU approach and attitude.
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They have
such silly haircuts.
But they make some damn good pop "choons" And the world needs more good pop.
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I've jus seen...
Doctor Fox covering Dean Martin on Celebrity Stars in their eyes... so i think this songs ace! Odd buggers though.
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