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The Wildhearts Next Album

Posted:
19th Sep 07, 14:44
by getting it on tuesday
Was talking to CJ last night and he said that The Wildhearts were going into the studio very soon (he said two weeks to me but thats a bit close to the US tour i think) and he said it will be very different to what they have been doing. I asked if it will be endless nameless different and he said we will have to wait and see.
So any ideas?

Posted:
19th Sep 07, 15:10
by wez_wildheart
very cryptic from CJ there and to be honest thats what makes The Wildhearts so bloody exciting.you can never second guess the band.again this alludes to my other thread about the longer songs.the depth of quality and craftsmanship that this band displays never fails to inspire and enjoy.
i couldnt begin to guess.part of me would like to have a stab at it, the other just wants me to remain that 15 year old Wildhearts fan just waiting to hear what they will deliver next
all i can say is exciting times ahead

Posted:
19th Sep 07, 17:48
by Piedude
Glad to hear the new albums in works, perfect time to get started to have it released in time to stop the festival organizers complaining like they did this year...
Re: The Wildhearts new album

Posted:
19th Sep 07, 19:33
by Keith Richard
getting it on tuesday wrote: he said it will be very different to what they have been doing. I asked if it will be endless nameless different and he said we will have to wait and see.
If it was Endless Nameless different, it wouldn't be different at all. Maybe they're going electro psychedelic

Re: The Wildhearts new album

Posted:
20th Sep 07, 01:34
by Arabiandisco
Keith Richard wrote:getting it on tuesday wrote: he said it will be very different to what they have been doing. I asked if it will be endless nameless different and he said we will have to wait and see.
If it was Endless Nameless different, it wouldn't be different at all. Maybe they're going electro psychedelic

Speed Reggae? A fusion of Baroque and Funk? Maybe an album of spice girls covers?

Posted:
20th Sep 07, 15:17
by Chris Davies
We can only hope that it is indeed the spice girls cover album
Does Ginger ever stop ? Valor Del Corazon , Yoni , Wildhearts , Howling Willie Cunt ? , New solo album coming and new Wildhearts , all since 2004/5. Brilliant.

Posted:
20th Sep 07, 15:28
by fluffygrue
Ahh, I'd pay good money to hear the Wildhearts do some Spice Girls covers..


Posted:
20th Sep 07, 16:49
by Arabiandisco
fluffygrue wrote:Ahh, I'd pay good money to hear the Wildhearts do some Spice Girls covers..

I doubt there is anyone on this board who wouldn't.


Posted:
22nd Sep 07, 21:04
by WiredOut
Chris Davies wrote:We can only hope that it is indeed the spice girls cover album
Does Ginger ever stop ? Valor Del Corazon , Yoni , Wildhearts , Howling Willie Cunt ? , New solo album coming and new Wildhearts , all since 2004/5. Brilliant.
Yeah, it is great.
Kind of makes me wonder how much more Wildhearts material there might have been if the band had been able to dispense with the soap operatics earlier in their career. I distinctly remember Ginger talking about how he'd like to do 2 albums per year back in about 1996.

Posted:
24th Sep 07, 02:14
by Dark Lord of Barnet
fluffygrue wrote:Ahh, I'd pay good money to hear the Wildhearts do some Spice Girls covers..

Ginger Spice?


Posted:
24th Sep 07, 02:31
by nuno75
I don't know how many of you are aware of it, but Geri Halliwell's (Ginger Spice's)first solo album is titled "Schizophonic", If that's not weird enough, for me there's one more weirdness factor... pretty much my #2 musical idol, Nuno Bettencourt, named his first solo album exactly the same thing.

Posted:
24th Sep 07, 14:56
by DangerousBeans
I remember reading an interview with Bettencourt saying he totally loved Fishing for Luckies but couldn't believe that there were so many changes in each song.
He said he'd get about 4 songs out of all the riffs on Inglorious.
Maybe Geri Halliwell had heard Message to Geri by Clam Abuse and called her album that a a tribute to Ginger.


Posted:
24th Sep 07, 15:23
by fluffygrue
Nooo, Message to Geri came after both Schizophonics.. I remember the Kerrang! story. (Thought I might have the article kicking around, but alas, no.)

Posted:
24th Sep 07, 20:25
by Arabiandisco
Message to Geri - now that's a quality tune. But then it is a Ginger product, so it was bound to be. On some other forums I frequent, the term would be "hellfire". But I always thought that was lame.
WIDE IT!


Posted:
24th Sep 07, 21:12
by Ean
DangerousBeans wrote:I remember reading an interview with Bettencourt saying he totally loved Fishing for Luckies but couldn't believe that there were so many changes in each song.
He said he'd get about 4 songs out of all the riffs on Inglorious.
Yeah, it was one of those 'listening lounge' type things where they played him about 10 or so records and he commented on them. Was it in Raw?
Maybe Geri Halliwell had heard Message to Geri by Clam Abuse and called her album that a a tribute to Ginger.

Yep, fluffygrue's right. Ms Halliwell did (possibly still does), however, claim that she invented the word. I don't know if anyone's ever put her right...?
