X was one of the most important bands to come from the post-punk era. Raw instrumentation, minimal production, but musically skilled players. Good band to get into if you want to be able to drop some hipster cred.
- RB --- In [email protected], "Ellen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Didn't know there was a band called X. Learn something new every > day. Not exactly the same sentiment as You're In My Heart, whatever > that sentiment may be (apparently still being determined). > > "you're Celtic, United" is horrible grammar. Who talks like that? > Most people would probably say "You're Celtic AND United". That > would even fit with the music better without the awkward > pause! "You're Celtic and United and baby I've decided..." No > problem. No one says little girls are "sugar, spice". That makes it > sound like a type of spice called sugar spice. Are little boys made > of "snakes, snails"? That's why someone thought the team was Celtic > United--that's what it sounds like when he sings. It's just so wrong > in so many ways. > > --- In [email protected], Julie <parkcitycondo@> > wrote: > > > > I had it in my head all morning after reading the stupid subject > line of > > this email (didn't even have to open it), but then I went for a run > during > > lunch and listened to X on the ipod. The last song I heard was > White Girl, > > so that's what's now stuck in my head. Much better. Easy to fall > part of > > your scull starts to break away. Drugged and in love out at a club > pulling > > me outside. She's a white girl... (if you know the song, it > should now > > have replaced what was in your head before.) > > > > On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 1:32 PM, John Batzer <john@> wrote: > > > > > It is HORRIBLE! I've had the stupid song stuck in my head for > more > > > than 24 hours now, and it's showing no signs of going away . . . I > > > know of only one surefire way to remedy the situation, but the > cure > > > may be worse than the disease. > > > > > > > > > > > >
