Sorry Donkeykonk but voted cold for the use of the word "seminal".

Only joking but did you used to work for the NME in the 80s/90s? :smile:

great find .heat added.

Fantastic

4 monkey-faced chancers and the drum loop from 'funky drummer'

Voted hot 50p for each good song theyve made in 27 years.

This album and Doolittle by The Pixies are two great albums from 1989.

I was 21 that year ..... sigh :disappointed:

I forgot to mention Pungent Effulgent by Ozric Tentacles - 1989, but no ones heard of that one :smiley:

I was sixteen for most of it, saw The Roses at Ally Pally three weeks after I was 17.
Great days.

I have heard of the band, but never bothered listening to their music, very trippy is it not ?

Yeah you could call it that. I've seen them live was worth seeing them live. I don't follow their work, most of the albums are the same type of thing, but very decent musicianship especially Ed Wynne the guitarist and keyboardist.

And an F. B. I. Agent?

Oh yes they have. I still listen to Dissolution (The Clouds Disperse) regularly. And I still laugh maniacally when the wave breaks....

This is still one of, if not the greatest debut album of all time IMO.

I wanna be a door

Oasis are enjoyable but IMO their music is entirely derivative Led Zep / Beatles. The Stone Roses on the other hand IMO, invented a sound. That's much more impressive.