I've been playing the music of Scottish indie band The Delgados quite a bit of late.
I now have two of their albums 'The Great Eastern' & 'Hate' and whilst not masterepieces both contain some really good songs performed with inventive guitar/keyboard playing and traditional arrangements.
The alternating (song by song) male/female vocals gets a bit taxing (Blonde Redhead are further culprits) but overall,they were a great band who perhaps,with a bit of luck,could have been commercially successful.
The Delgados
Re: The Degados
The Delgados are brilliant, if you like them you should definately check out Universal Audio, thier last and best album I think, plus check out Emma Pollocks solo album 'watch the fireworks' too.
you were walking through the house last night,
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
Re: The Degados
It would have helped this thread had I taken the trouble to have spelt the bands name correctly.gerryuk wrote:The Delgados are brilliant, if you like them you should definately check out Universal Audio, thier last and best album I think,
'Universal Audio' is on my list to buy but having just bought 'Peloton' and been less than impressed with it, UA isn't too high on that list.
Re: The Delgados
Universal Audio is 100 times better than Peleton, but it back on your list 
you were walking through the house last night,
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
Re: The Delgados
I've kind of moved on now .... they had their chance! 