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I don't recall ever seeing a thread about them on here. They were a 90's band with Troy Van Leeuwen in it and "Stuck On You" was a pretty big single from them. Good band. Anyone else like em?
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random thread. i actually had a track from them (pitiful) on some compilation album or another at one point. i seem to remember them, the poster children, some other random bands.
i liked them then (around 1996 or 97), i would likely not like them now.
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Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 12:40 am Posts: 25451 Location: 111 Archer Ave.
HAHA. holy shit! after some clever googling, i found that compilation. no clue whether i still own it or not. i had no idea that primal scream and wilco were on there...i was clueless as an 8th grader!
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Fantastic Planet is one of my all-time favorite albums. Failure is great. Check out Year of the Rabbit and ON - lots of good music there. Ken Andrews also has a solo CD Secrets of the Lost Satellite which is also pretty good. There was a project he started a few years back called LA Digital Noise Academy but it has only produced a couple of songs. He hasn't released an album since 2007, I think.
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MF wrote:
lowlight79 wrote:
IS there original version of a nurse who loved me better then apc's cover?
it depends on how i'm feeling that day, but often i think the original is better.
Before the APC cover was released on the album, they did a straight cover live. I greatly prefer the straight cover, and think that Failure's version is significantly better than the APC album cover.
I think there are a couple of keys to liking Failure, or more particularly Fantastic Planet:
1. If you don't like the flat affect of Ken Andrews' vocals, they aren't for you. 2. Failure's sound depends a lot on repetition and feedback, with many songs being a slow building burn. Gotta love that guitar tone though.
Fantastic Planet is one of my favorite albums and it deserves to be cranked at full volume, not on ipod speakers.
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