Ginger's 'Holy Trinity' Of Albums...

Albums, singles, songs and general Ginger banter

Postby sonicshake » 21st Apr 06, 15:07

chris_j wrote:I have to admit that I like VDC the best at the moment but I think that's to be expected: it's only been out for a few months and all of the songs still sound fresh to my ears (relatively). You need to give it a few years before you've got enough perspective to rate it alongside the likes of BLM and Earth Vs.

Me, I remember when BLM came out, I thought it was great and that it pissed all over even Earth Vs. However, having gained a bit of perspective, the initial excitement has died down and I can judge both albums objectively. To be honest, I think that Earth Vs now comes out on top but only just... meanwhile, VDC is currently my favourite by miles but given time and perspective, I reckon I might change my mind. We'll see.

(maybe that liquid lunch wasn't such a good idea since it is making me talk bollocks on the internet... oh well ;-) )


Nah, that's a really good point. 'Earth Vs' will always be a special album to me. Mainly because it was the first Wildhearts/Ginger album I heard. But also because the songs are just completely timeless.

I wonder how we'll all look back on 'VDC' in ten years time...
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Postby beerofthedark » 21st Apr 06, 15:09

chris_j wrote:Me, I remember when BLM came out, I thought it was great and that it pissed all over even Earth Vs. However, having gained a bit of perspective, the initial excitement has died down and I can judge both albums objectively. To be honest, I think that Earth Vs now comes out on top but only just... meanwhile, VDC is currently my favourite by miles but given time and perspective, I reckon I might change my mind. We'll see.

(maybe that liquid lunch wasn't such a good idea since it is making me talk bollocks on the internet... oh well ;-) )

See, now when i first heard BLM, I didn't like it :oops: I wanted more Wildhearts and didn't think much of the album and put it aside for ages. Then i pulled it out again for some reason, put it on and just thought "what the fuck was I thinking?!" and it's had a special spot in my heart ever since. Ah, bless.
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Postby twinkle » 21st Apr 06, 19:25

My favourite would have to be my MP3 album of every song he's ever released. . Cop out but it's true.
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Postby WiredOut » 25th Apr 06, 22:09

Real Nowhere Man wrote::shock: STOP PRESS! FANS PLACE ENTIRE BACK CATALOGUE OF WiLDHEARTS MAN'S RECORDING CAREER IN 'HOLY TRINITY' OF ALBUMS!
A controversial new thread on the 'Ginger and The Sonic Circus' message board has revealed that fans of Ginger love everything their hero has ever released! While some preferred certain albums over others all were content to allow others to their own opinion. The unprecedented findings have sparked widespread agreement amongst fans that they do indeed love Ginger and that all of his musical ventures over the years have been great.
The thread continues.


OK, a fair enough point, amusingly made. These forums devoted to a single artist can probably tend to become slightly stagnant mutual-backslap-fests.

But surely it's fair enough that these topics come up on a new forum, devoted to an underknown and underappreciated artist. It's kind of reassuring to chat with others who share an admiration for the man's work (flawed and inconsistent though it might be), given that it sometimes seems that about 101.99% of the listening public couldn't give a flapping fuck about his music.

And if you're truly dissatisfied with the range of topics currently on offer, why not make one of your own? You can clearly write entertainingly and provocatively enough to contribute something worthwhile.
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Postby craigdopes » 28th Apr 06, 10:34

I believe my fav Ginger album has to be Black Leather Mojo, but im an old glam freak at heart.

Mind you Earth Vs. is my fav album of all time!!! GO FIGURE ;)

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Postby Keith Richard » 3rd May 06, 23:01

Believe it or not, "Potatoes & You" is probably my #2 behind earth vs. Great sound, great music, hilarious fuck ups and a comedy delivery very much in the line of "Chubbs".

A real stress reliever for me.
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Postby chris_j » 4th May 06, 12:55

Keith Richard wrote:Believe it or not, "Potatoes & You" is probably my #2 behind earth vs. Great sound, great music, hilarious fuck ups and a comedy delivery very much in the line of "Chubbs".

A real stress reliever for me.


Dammit, I never got that one because I was stupid and forgot to buy it when I saw Giner play accoustic last summer... anyone know if you can actually buy Potatoes And You any more?
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Postby Dave C » 4th May 06, 22:26

Keith Richard wrote:Believe it or not, "Potatoes & You" is probably my #2 behind earth vs. Great sound, great music, hilarious fuck ups and a comedy delivery very much in the line of "Chubbs".

A real stress reliever for me.


What do you mean by Chubbs? My surname is Chubb!
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Postby Keith Richard » 4th May 06, 22:36

Dave C wrote:
Keith Richard wrote:Believe it or not, "Potatoes & You" is probably my #2 behind earth vs. Great sound, great music, hilarious fuck ups and a comedy delivery very much in the line of "Chubbs".

A real stress reliever for me.


What do you mean by Chubbs? My surname is Chubb!


Chubbs as in Roy "Chubby" Brown.
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Postby geordierussell » 4th May 06, 23:53

[quote=Chubbs as in Roy "Chubby" Brown.[/quote]

Real name Royston Vasey, as in League Of Gentlemen.
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Postby Dairylea Roth » 5th May 06, 12:30

'Swing you bollocks to the left, bollocks to the right,
Swing your bollocks get the fuckin' thing right!'

Bloody poetry mate.
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Postby Gex » 19th May 06, 21:38

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Postby kitescreech » 20th May 06, 14:44

1) Earth vs (one of my favourite albums EVAR

2) VDC (newness could be a factor here though)

3) Grievous Acoustic Behaviour (Just cos it makes me laff)
or
3a) SG5 If you want a studio album.

Mind they all sound good.
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Postby CG » 23rd May 06, 12:08

WiredOut wrote: it sometimes seems that about 101.99% of the listening public couldn't give a flapping fuck about his music.


Verily you are a wordsmith of the highest quality... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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