#The Delgados

[cartoonfangirl1218]

EoA characters + Hazbin Hotel songs

Elena

A Happy Day in Hell-It's basically a Disney princess song with a lot more cursing but it's so optimistic and determined it has to be Elena.

Ready For This-It's basically My Time.

Starts with Sorry-With Esteban after the forgiveness scene in Coronation Day.

Whatever It Takes-All about doing your best to protect the family you love which fits Elena's motivations through basically the whole show.

The Show Must Go On-See above

Esteban

Stayed Gone (with Victor): The two of them during their estrangement and trying to screw each other over.

Loser Baby (with Victor): Sorta the same as they acknowledged they made an awful mistake in choosing to team up with Shuriki.

Poison-Just the desperate helplessness of the situation fits with Esteban's probably self-loathing during the Shuriki era.

Carla

Respectless-The spunky, no holds barred catchy tune just screams Carla to me. Maybe Naomi but Carla was my first choice.

More Than Anything (with Victor)-It's a father-daughter song about how they love each other and are lucky to have each other, it's just so the Delgados.

You Didn't Know-It's the infamous dinner scene when Esteban's betrayal is revealed. Imagine how much more dramatic it would have been if it had been in song.

[sowhatifiliveintsuyazaki]

The Delgados

Singles (1995-98)

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7/19/24.

Chrysanths is the work of Glasgow-based musician Emily Scott. Scott's most note-worthy project before Chrysanths was Modern Studies.

"Leave No Shadow" has only one song currently available - "Stones". It immediately recalls the work of Natalie Mering as Weyes Blood. But it also has a Lawrence Arabia feel to it.

The LP comes with a CD that doesn't include the piano track. It also includes sheet music so you can play-along with the music. What a cool interactive idea. I wish I remembered how to play piano beyond "Blue Boogie".

This is released on Chemikal Underground (label started by The Delgados). Monorail Records (Glasgow) has signed copies available.

[gameraboy2]

The Delgados - All You Need Is Hate

[cinnamoncee]

Found some old tapes in the attic, in the next few days /weeks I will be uploading Black Sessions (by Bernard Lenoir) concerts from Festival Inrockuptibles and other stuff by British/American bands such as Eels, Elliott Smith, Death in Vegas, The Delgados, Boo Radleys, Echo & The Bunnymen, Asian Dub Foundation, Spiritualized Kula Shaker, Asian Dub Foundation, PJ Harvey, Gus Gus,The Beta Band, Mogwai, Oasis, The Folk Implosion, Freestylers, Weezer.

Stay tuned!

[slowandsweet]

The Light Before We Land // The Delgados In "Hate", Delgados made an album that went against the tide, using large orchestras, passionate melodies, epic choruses, going in a completely opposite direction to what the "new rock" was proposing (namely, White Stripes, Strokes, Vines, Hives, among others). Their detractors claim that the album is exaggerated and pretentious. Yes, "Hate" is very exaggerated and very pretentious, but the exaggeration gave it the strength and consistency that was perhaps lacking in their previous work and pretension is necessary when you want to do something special. Via SCREAM & YELL

[scurviesdisneyblog]

Visual development for Atlantis: The Lost Empire by Ricardo Delgado

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me and Who

[389]

dream scapes Jorge Delgado Torrego

[cartoonfangirl1218]

Tried so hard to be everything that you liked Just for you to say you're not the compliment type

And I knew how you took your coffee And your favorite songs by heart Stupid, emotional, obsessive little me I knew from the start this is exactly how you'd leave The next second, you were gone And you left me there cryin', wonderin' what I did wrong And you always say I'm never satisfied But I don't think that's true 'Cause all I ever wanted was to be enough

Don't you think I loved you too much to be used and discarded? Don't you think I loved you too much to think I deserve nothing? But don't tell me you're sorry, Feel sorry for yourself 'Cause someday I'll be everything to somebody else And they'll think that I am so exciting And you'll be the one who's crying

Yeah, you always say I'm never satisfied But I don't think that's true You say I'm never satisfied But that's not me, it's you 'Cause all I ever wanted was to be enough But I don't think anything could ever be enough For you, enough for you, oh-oh No, nothing's enough for you

[sowhatifiliveintsuyazaki]

The Delgados

Peloton (1998)

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8/18/23.

I learned about Suckle (Glasgow, Scotland) from an email sent by Monorail Music. Suckle is the vehicle for the work of Frances McKee - formerly of The Vaselines. Stephen Pastel (co-owner of Monorail Music) was there at the beginning of The Vaselines, and mentions how some critics of the band harped on their "non-technical" skills. Well, that may be true, but there's nothing amateurish about Suckle "Against Nurture".

It's beautiful, lush and melodic. It really recalls Look Blue Go Purple, The Velvet Underground, and Syd Barrett. It was produced by Paul Savage of The Delgados and was originally released on Chemikal Underground (the label started by The Delgados).

While this isn't available physically on Bandcamp, it is on Discogs. Also, Monorail is offering signed copies of the original release.

[alltoowellsscarf]

the master will literally show up and change one letter of their name and the doctor is completely fooled each time

[carloskaplan]

Is there anything more revolutionary than taking care of each other?