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Post by Dom on Jul 13, 2003 20:54:10 GMT -5
what is the best single to buy. because they are rare and cost $20 in australia which in england is about 7 pounds.
i have heard
bangkok
the delaney
plan a
they are all awesome and they even match oasis for the best b- sides. what would be the best single to get
thanks
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Post by nyx03 on Jul 14, 2003 8:40:58 GMT -5
in my opinion, plan a is the best...
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Post by Matt on Jul 14, 2003 8:56:57 GMT -5
if you havnt heard 'what a waster' then id say thats worth getting. it has an alternative version of 'i get along' on it and another track, 'mayday'. and the title track is superb, of course.
of the two 'up the bracket' singles, you only need one more b-side ('skag and bone man') and then you'll have the lot (along with 'plan a' and 'delaney'). id say those 3 are their best b-sides, but you'd have to spend $40 for both UTB singles, and you've already got 2 of the songs, so it might not be worth it...
the b-sides for 'time for heroes' were good, but not as good as previous efforts, i reckon (with 'general smuts' being on the same cd as 'bankok'). cd2 of 'Time for Heroes' has an instrumental ('mr finnegan') and singalong 'sally brown', both of which are, ahem, different to the usual libs stuff. Kind of novelty songs i suppose??!
Hope this helps lol
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Post by Tim on Jul 14, 2003 12:40:30 GMT -5
Actually, that's quite handy, because the Australian version of the album has both 'What A Waster' and 'Mayday' on, if I'm not mistaken - and, good as it is, if you've got limited funds, I wouldn't buy the 'What A Waster' single just for 'I Get Along' - the album version is better, I think.
If you like 'Plan A' and 'The Delaney', you might be best off buying a copy of that cd of the 'Up The Bracket' single(I'm assuming you've just heard them on the net or something?), as the other cd already has 'Up The Bracket' and 'Boys In The Band', so you'd be paying $ 20 for 1 track.
From Time For Heroes, I'd also say go with the first cd, with 'General Smuts' and 'Bangkok' - and if at all possible, try and get the 7 inch vinyl version with 'The Seven Deadly Sins' on, which is great.
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