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Posted: January 09 2013 at 20:14
zappaholic wrote:
I'll have to go with Primus as well, simply because I've been into them for years. I've only heard a couple of songs by the Cardiacs, and they definitely merit further exploration. Trouble is, I haven't jumped on the iPod bandwagon, and their discs command Huge Dollars.....
I've got the same problem man. I will torture you with this.
If you've like what you've heard and can't afford to buy out of print albums, you tube is a good way to go to explore the music.
On a side note can we steal your psychotic Frank Hill avvy for either my wife or myself on other sites? :)
Edited by Slartibartfast - January 09 2013 at 20:31
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Posted: January 09 2013 at 00:10
Suggestion to those getting into Cardiacs for the first time: either start off with one of the single disc albums (for example, A Little Man...) or expect very possible long wait until you realize for sure whether you do or don't like Sing to God. I started with it back in the day (early 2008 I think) and didn't really have any opinion on it for over a year...much of that time, I didn't listen to it, because I didn't think it was all that, plus it's long. But once I did, I expanded my horizons in both directions and now have/enjoy almost everything they've recorded (alas, only as iTunes downloads).
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Posted: January 08 2013 at 19:12
I'll have to go with Primus as well, simply because I've been into them for years. I've only heard a couple of songs by the Cardiacs, and they definitely merit further exploration. Trouble is, I haven't jumped on the iPod bandwagon, and their discs command Huge Dollars.....
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Posted: January 08 2013 at 14:10
I'll go with both. I've only known The Cardiacs for a short while and am not familiar with their entire discography. I was disappointed to find their catalog out of print. Fiery Gun Hand was the first thing I heard and got my ear.
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Posted: January 08 2013 at 03:17
well its obviously Cardiacs for me.....yep i'm one of the hardcore fans who discovered them by mistake when i was 15.....then went on too see them 22 times......fortunatly i've met the guys from cardiacs ......when i met Tim i was so nervous.....considering for several years before i used to help out with bands that played in a music store i used to work in back in the early nineties...some of which i admired at the time and never have been starstruck since.....even when i met Robert Plant i wasnt starstuck.......but i do have alot of resepct for Primus.
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Posted: October 26 2012 at 17:54
Since you said Funk/Metal along with everything, I have to vote for Primus, because Cardiacs weren't a funk/metal/other things hybrid...and Primus weren't really punk in any way, so I have to vote for Cardiscs...but since I love both, I'll just go ahead and vote both.
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