In the spirit of the above, which artists' studio albums are listed below?

1. Destroy Manchester Forever-See Liverpool Incinerated

2. Clever German Lad Sings Christmas Carols

3. Lets Take Back Sunday, Martin. Clean Round Shepherd's Bush. Get Back Loan Notes Mislaid Nightly. Make Sure Everything Returns Home.

4. Slowly, Surely, Lou Moves The Crud Underneath Barry's Sofa, Drying Carpet.

5. Does Reality Turn Darker If She Understands War?

6. Go South, People. Set Sail Upon Hyperion!

7. Violence Always Hurts, Never Really Being The Nicest Response (1977-1983 Only)

8. Heaviest Rock Even Without Drummer Gets Punks Going Totally Tits

9. Sonically We Felt Free

10. Beat The Limits

8. Patti Smith

interesting and hard quiz (unless most of these acts are deliberately obscure)

3. Lou Reed

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Two right for our German correspondent.

Most of the acts up there have been discussed quite a lot on this forum...

good quiz.I'm a bit I'll have a look in the morrow

You can have a bonus point for that smiley, bruv.

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2 is The Clash. (Knowing AHS, it was only a matter of looking through the mnemonics to find which one it was...)

4 is almost Captain Beefheart. (If Trout Mask Replica is ignored, and Ice Cream For Crow drops the Ice.)

And 1 is Black Flag.

Much too hard for me.

I can confirm that none of them are Led Zeppelin

I, I, I, I.....................

aye!

:lol:

I'm rumbled. :applaud:

:unsure:

Oops. Well spotted. :applaud:

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Dunno.
Are any of them Al Stewart?
;)

:finger: :devil2: :banghead: :grrr:

These are outrageously difficult, Acton.

Number 6 appears to be the Cramps, at least for the G,S,P,S -- but then goes haywire.

I wondered if number 9 might be the Chameleons, but I think their 4th album was an S rather than an F.

:confused:

5 is PJ Harvey

Well done. I thought of P J Harvey, couldn´t remember the title of the 2nd album, and thought "nah... she hasn´t released that many albums." :wacko:

I'll take that as a no then?
:D

PJ Harvey is right. :applaud:

Or rather, Stefan is right and PJ Harvey is the answer. :D

Sorry, Zoot, neither of your guesses are right-I don't think no.6 is your sort of music at all.

It does look rather difficult in the light of day-I might come up with some clues later. ;)

:lol:

Nothing to be ashamed of lad. It's not like you said you liked the Libertines or summat really embarrassing.

Naff off, laughing boy. :finger:

We're still looking for a two left-field rock groups, one from Birmingham and one from San Francisco, a band of garage rock legends from the 60s and a jazz musician who died young.

There's an even harder one in the planning stages. :devil:

:huh:

Have you been on the Charm Schools weekend residential?




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9. The Seeds

I assume the left-field rock group from Birmingham isn't ELO. :blink:

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And no, no ELO, you know. ^_^

Just to finish this off, this forum appears to be short of fans of Godflesh, Chrome and Eric Dolphy (Outward Bound, Out There and Out To Lunch).

I've actually got Godflesh's Selfless playing right now.
But I'd never have got it anyway.......
<_<

I probably got them in the wrong order, anyway. :lol:

I :wub: Godflesh-"Guest appearances are a load of shit, but this is the Avalanche Master Song." :applaud:

yeah :ohdear: should've got 7 - Chrome> I kept looking at that one, thinking "who had a debut album beginning with a 'V'??!" - but it never came...
oh well , have a couple of these

is it over? is # 6 put away? I was going to say #6 might be Albert Ayler cuz some of his albums start with most of the first letters of the clue.