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Saturnian
paulaameri 2 months ago
just great
walter19745 5 months ago
Mid-90's- Metro Chicago- saw them live with only 2500-3000 people. After the show, the band was insanely gracious, and each signed my leg in black sharpie, as I was wearing a dress- and it would have been unbecoming to ask for autographs elsewhere. They were kind, warm, wry- absolutely brilliant. Will never forget ( and couldn't hear for three days,,,,:))
UcaughtWinVirus 7 months ago
CW were ones of the fathers of Oasis
gedresco 9 months ago
I rank Chrome as my #1 album of all time - I even have a top 50 chart at besteveralbums . com to prove it :lol:
This song particularly helped me deal with a great anguish in my life when my best friend died a year after high school. I've had this album (first on cassette, now on CD) for 17 1/2 years now and still listen to it fairly regularly.
acadmus 10 months ago
easily one of the best bands of all time
scorchedearthdj 11 months ago
@scorchedearthdj
Agree, completely
UcaughtWinVirus 7 months ago
Reminds me of my sweet Melanie Jo Goodman and Oklahoma City in 1996!!
I dont know what ever happened to her but Thank you Melanie for turning me on to this kickass band!!-Joe
elphoenix23 1 year ago
I agree with Tomothy... "Chrome" was the best "Catherine Wheel" album. But "Slowdive" is a far better shoe-gazer. :) And My Bloody Val is a whole other realm.
Emilylrn 1 year ago
"Chrome" is easily one of the BEST albums of the 1990's. It's a fucking masterpiece! Spacy and atmospheric, with hooks galore. I've been listening to this album for 17 years and it still amazes me.
TIMOTHYSAARINEN 1 year ago 11
@TIMOTHYSAARINEN I agree. It's my fav
ttyradio 1 year ago
i would kill my self to see them do this live again
cms331 1 year ago 2
@cms331 Isn't that counter-productive?
bremen93 1 year ago
@cms331
You and me, both.........
UcaughtWinVirus 7 months ago
CW kicks ass
gotanesp 2 years ago
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Masters... simply masters... why not propose Catherine Wheels tracks for a movie soundtrack or something. Sound fine for a cars action movie. Finally "Black Metallic" is inspirated in a car. Will be great to see it in a film.
primergigolo 2 years ago
This might get me to buy another CD. What a great sound they had.
festyxfi 3 years ago
I'm serious:it's the most underrated song of all music history.
guitar waves of futter are perfection in these minutes of dreams
1982Gallagher1982 3 years ago 3
Underrated band indeed.
How about in Europe?
catsb9 2 years ago 3
LOL...jackfutter...
you should know bud LOL! ;)
sure your his son..but serious;ly, if you are..sorry.
cw best band ever made
fundy76 3 years ago
CW kicks ass...ive been a fan for a long time....i thought they would do better here in the states than they did
gotanesp 3 years ago
well... theres a solo project with the drummer going on at the moment "50ft monster" its called.
jackfutter 3 years ago
HAh....my dad did quite well.
jackfutter 3 years ago
Indeed he did, if Brian is indeed your pops. He was a big part of the most impressive live bands I've ever seen (and I've seen a lot). Someone once said Catherine Wheel live were able to "harness the power of the wind", and that's pretty apt if you ask me. So f'ing powerful. How's dad doing now?
enjoyingmylife 3 years ago 11
@enjoyingmylife I saw them play live with Tonya Donnally and Belly Halloween, 1996. The Wheel played for almost 3 hours. Tonya came out after 2 hrs, with coveralls on, a big broom and tried to sweep them offstage, and was standing in Rob's face pointing at her watch, Rob just smiled, closed his eyes and kept singing. Yes, they harnessed the power of the wind that night, for certain.
SuperBigrandy 2 weeks ago