Johnny Marr announces new double album

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Anonymous

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Can't wait for Vegan Cro's review of this...:popcorn:
The best thing about whenever Johnny puts out a song, video, album, interview, or even breathes on camera - is knowing that Vegan Cro is going to be watching it, hating and despising every single second, but utterly powerless to look away. :LOL:
 
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Pretty good song and hes still getting better at singing. A bit lower and less nasally. Song really reminds me of mid to later day house of love
 
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Vegan Cro Spirit .888

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doh:

it cant be possible the lyrics are
'farage is a mirage'?

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The best thing about whenever Johnny puts out a song, video, album, interview, or even breathes on camera - is knowing that Vegan Cro is going to be watching it, hating and despising every single second, but utterly powerless to look away. :LOL:
He may be in love with Johnny but is in denial.
 
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Vegan Cro Spirit .888

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:censored:

i thought i recognized that sucky tunedoh:
a sucky tune suckified(n)
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Between the lyrics and the video, I honestly thought this might be a spoof (not that any of his other solo stuff has been much better).

The video... it's like something that might crop up in a comedy movie. I can just picture Will Ferrell or Ben Stiller in this video, in Johnny's place. Who are the absolute sycophants who tell this guy he looks cool? All those sideways glances - maybe the director was mouthing at him offstage "They're gonna love it, Johnny!". I think about how cool this guy looked and sounded in 1983 and I could weep.
 
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Actually, the video's even funnier if you watch it with the sound switched off.
 

marred

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Truly a shame the 2 boys can't mend the bloody fence, even for just a record or 3.......zoom it all....you'll never have to actually see each other. ......give it a go Johnny....he was once damm near on his knees and not from dancing.
It did its job back in the day. We don't need a new fence.
 

marred

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I've liked a few songs from each album but this is cringe. See the title had me worried and the lyrics are just childish. What's with the random girl popping in and out? I feel like he's just trying to spread himself too wide across numerous genres on each album. More New Town Velocity and The Messenger and less all the other stuff. I love Johnny Marr and I'm glad he's still doing it but I have to be honest. This is uninspiring. I'm not getting any vibes re Electronic, The The, just cringe.
 
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Between the lyrics and the video, I honestly thought this might be a spoof (not that any of his other solo stuff has been much better).

The video... it's like something that might crop up in a comedy movie. I can just picture Will Ferrell or Ben Stiller in this video, in Johnny's place. Who are the absolute sycophants who tell this guy he looks cool? All those sideways glances - maybe the director was mouthing at him offstage "They're gonna love it, Johnny!". I think about how cool this guy looked and sounded in 1983 and I could weep.

I don't think it's supposed to be taken seriously. The multi-pick up guitar and the dancing girl are clues. So yeah, I think it is a bit of a spoof. It looks amazing, nonetheless.
 

Dingoatemybabby

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I don't think it's supposed to be taken seriously. The multi-pick up guitar and the dancing girl are clues. So yeah, I think it is a bit of a spoof. It looks amazing, nonetheless.

He also winks at us at the beginning of the song. He still looks cool to me!
 

Eldritch

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Marr's solo stuff keeps improving for me. The Messenger was so dull, I have never checked out the second album, but Call the Comet was really good. And I like this one too with its New Order & Electronic vibe.
 

SuedeMoz

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Nothing mind-blowing by any means... but good enough to make me want to hear more. Musically it reminds me a bit of Electronic with a darker edge. Even if I'm not loving every minute of it, it's nice to see Johnny putting himself out there more and more these days.
 
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Johnny

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I've really liked some of the singles from the first 2 albums but his albums for me never get any better than a 6/10.

He is fantastic live though and I think his vocals are sounding a lot better.
 

marred

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I've really liked some of the singles from the first 2 albums but his albums for me never get any better than a 6/10.

He is fantastic live though and I think his vocals are sounding a lot better.
Agreed. I skip quite a few songs on all the albums. This next one I may skip altogether. I've seen him live twice and he was fantastic both times.
 

NealCassidy

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He needs to pair with a good singer , not front it
 

Mayfly

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Just curious to know way he settled for a double album. I hope it means the 2 LPs each have their own musical direction.
Because 2 LPs of songs sounding like New Order would be too much for me (I am not a big fan of that band). That beving sai, this could still be a good moment to bring Bernard Summer back in on a couple of songs.
 
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Just curious to know way he settled for a double album. I hope it means the 2 LPs each have their own musical direction.
Because 2 LPs of songs sounding like New Order would be too much for me (I am not a big fan of that band). That beving sai, this could still be a good moment to bring Bernard Summer back in on a couple of songs.

Going by his last album, it featured everything from electronic dark wave to post-punk rock to Smithsy acoustic songs. This is just a taster for the album - I'd expect a variety of styles and songs.
 
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