i think you make a great explanation of geodaddi in relation to music has the right. i love both of them, music has... because it's ground-breaking and breath-taking, geodaddi because it's an expansion of off that. i don't see how anyone could say it doesn't sound like b.o.c., because it's the same style almost to a t (plus i hate it when people try to define what a band "should sound like").

i've never heard hi scores *or* in a beautiful place, though i've had numerous opportunities to purchase both and never taken the initiative, so i can't say anything about them. my favorite b.o.c. would be geodaddi, because it has 1969 on it. and i love 1969.

1969 in the sunshine...

hi scores and in a beautiful... are my personal favorites, my advice...get them

damn. i should be kicking myself for not buying hi-scores when i had a chance. true, it was insanely expensive (some €30), and i was insanely out of money, but i should've done something.

however, all things considered, my choice is as same as _________'s.
when you remove hi-scores from the list.

and, like, 'kid for today' is one of the best pieces of music ever recorded...
ever.

Don't worry, they've re-released it 2 different times. You can still get a copy via the skam label http://shop.skam.co.uk/acatalog/

check it out!

They use Kid For Today on a local airline as the welcome music in the airplane when you land and are waiting to disembark. I was like: "thank you god, you read my mind"

another lovable gem by the amazing scots (from geogaddi): julie and candy.
like playing on a haunted children's playground.