The Small Faces song you're thinking about right now thread

[Dr. Medulla]

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[Wolter]

I don’t think there is a debate in Marriott vs. Stewart, because anyone picking Stewart does not deserve a serious refutation, as the opinion is stupid wrong.

Comparing two singers from the same band is natural, understandable and plausible, and if anyone says there's a debate, then by definition there is one, whether you choose to engage in it or not. But I've learned not to tussle with the Thought Police, officer.

You’re not owed a debate for saying something stupid, you idiot.

What'd I say that was stupid, you exemplar of civil discourse?

I told you I wasn’t giving you an argument. This is is abuse!

[Marky Dread]

Fucking awesome! Argue with this and I'll kick your fucking head in! Seriously don't mess!

[Marky Dread]

Wicked!

[Marky Dread]

This band are hardly ever talked about on here and they are fucking great. On a good day they are my favourite 60s band, yes, better than the Beatles and the Kinks.

I'll take The Kinks and The Small Faces over The Beatles and The Stones.

[WestwayKid]

Wicked!

This is a great track. Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake might be the most well known, but I've always preferred this LP. Songs are short, sharp, and pretty much solid from front to back.

[Heston]

Wicked!

This is a great track. Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake might be the most well known, but I've always preferred this LP. Songs are short, sharp, and pretty much solid from front to back.

Same here, the narrative stuff wears a bit thin on ONGF.

[WestwayKid]

Wicked!

This is a great track. Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake might be the most well known, but I've always preferred this LP. Songs are short, sharp, and pretty much solid from front to back.

Same here, the narrative stuff wears a bit thin on ONGF.

It's just a fantastic album. Production is solid. Not really a dud song in the bunch (all written by the band). Playing is great. Slight tinges of psychedelia, but never over the top - yet, it isn't just an extension of their Decca work. There is a progression of sound and style.

[Heston]

Wicked!

This is a great track. Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake might be the most well known, but I've always preferred this LP. Songs are short, sharp, and pretty much solid from front to back.

Same here, the narrative stuff wears a bit thin on ONGF.

It's just a fantastic album. Production is solid. Not really a dud song in the bunch (all written by the band). Playing is great. Slight tinges of psychedelia, but never over the top - yet, it isn't just an extension of their Decca work. There is a progression of sound and style.

Totally agree. At the moment I'm really digging the mono version of 'There Are But Four Small Faces', which is the slightly altered American version of the album. The songs are mixed a bit differently to the stereo versions and sound better for it to my ears.

[WestwayKid]

Wicked!

This is a great track. Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake might be the most well known, but I've always preferred this LP. Songs are short, sharp, and pretty much solid from front to back.

Same here, the narrative stuff wears a bit thin on ONGF.

It's just a fantastic album. Production is solid. Not really a dud song in the bunch (all written by the band). Playing is great. Slight tinges of psychedelia, but never over the top - yet, it isn't just an extension of their Decca work. There is a progression of sound and style.

Totally agree. At the moment I'm really digging the mono version of 'There Are But Four Small Faces', which is the slightly altered American version of the album. The songs are mixed a bit differently to the stereo versions and sound better for it to my ears.

I grabbed this a few years ago for about 12 bucks. A real bargain. Sound is great. Stereo and mono version of all songs (including those that made up the American version. Highly recommended.

[WestwayKid]

This is a great track. Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake might be the most well known, but I've always preferred this LP. Songs are short, sharp, and pretty much solid from front to back.

Same here, the narrative stuff wears a bit thin on ONGF.

It's just a fantastic album. Production is solid. Not really a dud song in the bunch (all written by the band). Playing is great. Slight tinges of psychedelia, but never over the top - yet, it isn't just an extension of their Decca work. There is a progression of sound and style.

Totally agree. At the moment I'm really digging the mono version of 'There Are But Four Small Faces', which is the slightly altered American version of the album. The songs are mixed a bit differently to the stereo versions and sound better for it to my ears.

I grabbed this a few years ago for about 12 bucks. A real bargain. Sound is great. Stereo and mono version of all songs (including those that made up the American version. Highly recommended.

I also agree on the sound of the mono mixes. Nice and punchy.

[WestwayKid]

Just wanted to give a shout out to Heston for starting this thread. Small Faces have always been one of the bands I've really liked, but this thread has got me really diving into their catalog and discovering just how fantastic they were.

[Heston]

Just wanted to give a shout out to Heston for starting this thread. Small Faces have always been one of the bands I've really liked, but this thread has got me really diving into their catalog and discovering just how fantastic they were.

Hey, it was worth it then!

[Heston]

A Small Faces observation: They had the best drum sound of all the 60s bands.

[Marky Dread]

A Small Faces observation: They had the best drum sound of all the 60s bands.

Bar none.