The Holy Bible was released 25 years ago today. Say something nice about this album.
The Holy Bible was released 25 years ago today. Say something nice about this album
Cooper Cruz
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Justin Scott
I FEEL SO SMALL IN THE SUPERMARKET QUEUE
PEOPLE SEEM TO LAUGH AT MY CHOICE OF FOOD
Elijah Long
jenny saville is a great painter.
post a song you like.
Asher Russell
Tied with Ritual De Lo Habitual for the best rock album of the 90s.
I've been too honest with myself, I should have lied like everybody else.
Camden James
>both Definitely Maybe and The Holy Bible came out during late August '94
The month grunge officially died.
John Butler
AOTY 1994 coming through. Celebrating its 25th in a few months.
Brayden Bailey
>Richey lives
>Judge Yr'self gets on the Judge Dredd film soundtrack
>Everything Must Go sounds like "Nine Inch Nails meets Screamadelica meets Pantera meets Linton Kwesi Johnson"
Do you rate this timeline?
Carson Perry
Sorry I meant
>Richey stays
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Bentley Moore
>track 2
Fucking cringe and cucked.
Leo Phillips
>Judge Y'rself
A great closing for the Richey era. It distills everything Richey ever tried to say into such beautifully simple terms.
Fuck though, I still think about what they would have done if Richey hadn't killed himself all the time. The album would have probably been completely at odds with the "live forever" vibe of Britpop. They probably would have gotten Albini to produce it.
Liam Perez
One of the best albums of the 90s. Deserves a much higher place whenever people mention the top rock albums of that decade, its much more deserving than fucking Pearl Jam, for example
Eli Diaz
It is above average
Charles Allen
>no Know Your Enemy
>no Lifeblood
>no Send Away the Tigers
>etc.
What could have been ;_;
Jason Wood
uh oh, somebody's getting triggered
Jose Wright
Lincoln Myers
Stop misusing the word "triggered." That's offensive to victims of panic attacks.
Bentley Anderson
I HAVE CRAWLED SO FAR SIDEWAYS
I RECOGNIZE DIM TRACES OF CREATION
I WANNA DIE
DIE IN THE SUMMERTIME I WANNA DIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
If it makes you feel any better, there's also a pro-death penalty song on there.
Asher Nelson
Disliked.
Noah Green
Traci a cute!
Brandon Adams
Who was in the wrong?
Elijah James
Nicky was right, American indie rock was sucking major ass by the early 90s.
The only band worth paying attention to in that scene was Guided By Voices, and I don't think it was a coincidence that they were also one of the very, very few US indie bands of the time who had authentic working-class roots and didn't come from a rich kid background.
Christian Richardson
'Yes' is probably their best song.