Richard Ashcroft

[TheWho4Life]

Any of you like him? I do his music is coool. Well, I think it is

 

[Sweet Tart]

love him love him love him

 

[IWasBored]

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edit: nevermind. although there was a richard ashcroft thread recently (i'm sure of it. i remember not reading it), it's not listed.

 

[babyman]

He's talented, but sometimes he's very depressing, you can't listen to his music for more than 10 minutes

 

[mad1]

Richard Ashcroft - I ADORE his voice!

I watched a tape with The Verve playing at Glastonbury 98 (I think) and wow, again......beautiful.

His voice is amazing, how he is able to sing a note so long, it becomes a beautiful trance - take The Test, for example.

he is not perfect looking, but thats what I prefer.

 

[SunBloc]

I think he's very talented & very underrated....

 

[yertle-the-turtle]

'C'mon People' is a great song.

 

[susanp6]

Yeah quite like him&the song Oasis dedicated to him is great too - Cast no shadow

 

[girlhappy]

Bitter sweet symphony....

 

[POP-ROMANCER]

I have got 2 albums from The Verve, nothing from Richard solo.
Sometimes it's depressing but overall 2 very good albums!

Why he's always barefoot on stage?

 

[sconehead]

bitter sweet symphony and that human... something are brilliant!!

 

[hippy]

I "Keys to the World"! Finally found it in the shop today


Some of his stuff can definitely be depressing, but there is no denying the talent as a songwriter.

 

[Axver]

I love what he did with The Verve - true quality. But I listened to one of his solo albums once and wasn't particularly taken ...

 

[girlhappy]

I love what he did with The Verve - true quality. But I listened to one of his solo albums once and wasn't particularly taken ...

 

[hippy]

I love what he did with The Verve - true quality. But I listened to one of his solo albums once and wasn't particularly taken ...

I never really liked the first two solo albums... but I do like "Keys to the World" as an album. Less depressing, great melodies & lyrics.

I would recommend checking out this album even if you didn't like the previous solo efforts