album slagging

[Guido Vacano]

Don't think so, no exception. _Choose Your Masques_ is a fine album (I 
guess I'm the "one fan"), and your opinion (or "slag") is not 
appreciated. While I'm being heretical, I think _It is the Business of 
the Future to be Dangerous_ may be the most artistic and interesting 
album they've done since _Warrior on the Edge of Time_, and I think the 
new one is a little weak.

Guido

P.S. Does "tosh" have anything to do with "whinging"? :-)

Iain Ferguson wrote:
> Pardon,
>
> does this include Choose your Masks, surely there is an exception to the 
> rule here.
>
> Its complete tosh, completely horrid 80's mixing gone horribly wrong 
> with nasty gated effected drums that sound like an Roland 808 drum 
> machine put through the tumble drier... Yuk yuk yuk,  and I love martin 
>   griffins drumming. but on this it's almost more leaded than D. 
> Thompson Junior...
>
> I'll duck now ahead of the lone Choose your masks fan throwing a dart at me.
>
> iain (who really only hates Choose your masks and the godam aweful bad 
> bootleg quality live releases).
>
>
>
> john-paul wrote on 27/03/2006, 15:52:
>
>  > for all those people who are slagging HW albums, specifically DH &
>  > IITBOTFTBD, i'm sorry but its a stupid statement to be making. you may
>  > not like the album in question but someone else may think it's the
>  > best thing ever. you can say you don't like it but don't slag it off.
>  > it is the fact that every HW album is different and some old fans may
>  > not like it but new fans may become involved, that make the hawks such
>  > an incredible band. IMHO DH is not my favourite album but there are
>  > many parts of it that are steering towards TMTYL which is a fine
>  > album. HW are ever evolving and as such there will be peaks and
>  > troughs, but lets stop the slagging. remember " it is the business of
>  > the future to be dangerous"
>  >
>  > love to everyone j.p
>