I love them.

 

I've always loved them.

 

But i've only just now rediscovered my love for them.

i love them too!

Yay!

Oh yeah!

what's your favourite song? i think glory box is one of their best :cool:

my favorite is "sour times".

haha I like Sour Times or Glory Box. :lol:

I find it hard to choose one song, I'll have to get back to you on that.

wakey wakey..

 

ahh.. anyways.. i love portishead too.

 

roads and glory box are my favorite. :cool:

Yes! Portishead rule.

this band is amazing ! I discovered Portishead last year, I have the albums Portishead and Dummy and I love them :D

 

But can anyone help me ? I wonder what they are doing :huh: have they released another album ? or are they separate :huh: :huh: :embarrased: :embarrased:

no idea, but i have Dummy :cool:

^cool :) Dummy is my favorite ! and I'm listening to it right now :cool:

Sour Times is gorgeous :)

yeahh !!!!! :) but my favorite is Glory Box :cool:

and on the other album it's Only You ! Amazing ! you must hear it

come on everybody ! don't you know Portishead ? :huh: :embarrased:

#cos nobody loves me and it's true, not like you do#

:P

lol !! :) you are the only one who cares about my thread ! thank you for that :smiley:

i'm revisiting Dummy now and it sounds FANTASTIC!!

 

***Portishead love***

 

next year new album apparently!

 

Glory Box @ Glasto 98:

Portishead announce comeback gigs

 

The band have been working on their third album for several years

 

Cult British band Portishead will play their first official concert for nearly 10 years at a Butlins holiday camp.

The group are to curate and perform at the All Tomorrow's Parties Nightmare Before Christmas event, which is due to take place in Minehead this December.

 

"We've chosen a diverse collection of artists to play with us and we're really looking forward to it," said the band via their Myspace page.

 

The trip-hop pioneers won the Mercury Prize for their debut, Dummy, in 1995.

 

Featuring menacing beats combined with jazz samples and singer Beth Gibbons haunting vocals, the record went on to became an international success.

 

The follow up, Portishead, was released in 1997, after which the band seemingly ground to a halt.

 

They resurfaced in 2005, telling BBC 6 Music they were well on their way to completing a new album.

 

It has yet to see the light of day, but producer and songwriter Geoff Barrow has promised he is "trying to meet deadlines for this year".

 

In February, the group made an impromptu acoustic appearance at Bristol concert venue Mr Wolf's, where they previewed their new material, but the Butlins gig will be their first full performance since the 1990s.

 

The group will also choose the line-up for the three-day festival, which was set up as an alternative to the likes of Glastonbury and Reading in 1999.

 

"We have always loved the All Tomorrow's Parties set-up and we're happy our first shows will be there," said the band in a statement.

 

"It's great to have the opportunity to introduce bands we love or have influenced us."

 

Previous curators of All Tomorrow's Parties events include indie bands Mogwai and Sonic Youth in the UK and Simpsons creator Matt Groening in the US.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6680247.stm

Yeah!

 

I don't think I've been this excited since I won the lottery, although that was only $20...

Dummy is such an amazing album.

 

I just procured it the other day and I totally love it! :heart:

Anyone got the new album? I've only heard 'Machine Gun' off it; it's so odd, yet still good!

Third is such a great album :)

Yup, great album.

 

I'll have to buy Dummy sometime.