I guess I must admit I sympathise with the theme of this topic. I would include an open mind instead of the awful ‘you are the one’ and put decide in place of the ‘winneresque’ wedding

It then would be a 7/10 album instead of a generous 6/10

I do like the other tracks though.

Not a Fan

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I’m trying to like the album. I gave it a 4/10 and I’ve probably upped that to a 6/10. Par with super, below electric Not a patch on please, actually, introspective, behaviour, very or even Yes. Probably above nightlife and release. I can’t believe I’m going to say this I prefer legacy to wedding in...

So far. I really hope the album is a grower. About 3 tracks I like lots but slot of skipping ahead already. Probably a 4/10 so far

Guess it’s not surprising

I’m still waiting to hear it

I’m also waiting for Drico’s take

Unsure which I’m more eager for

Surely another master of the fair light was Blue Weaver

Still think it couldn’t happen here sounds better his way via the fairlight vs the orchestra.

IMHO obviously

Not sure. Perhaps it’s a grower.

The first "official" critic from the german music magazine Rollingstone shows a 3.5\5 stars opinion. "On every disco stomper follows a ballad..." Perhaps like EV his review was based on his initial thoughts after 1 listen I understood EV’s take was at first the album was underwh...

I would just ask

Will you ever work with Stephen Hague again ?

Love the euphoria at the end.

Enjoyable track

The progressive 4th chord played from 3:10 onwards us so unobvious but complex and energising.

That in itself makes my day

Like it lots

Obviously as others have said depends on how you constitute classic. To most people, only West End Girls is a classic. To the next subset of the population, then Go West was the last classic PSB song. IMHO, nothing on super, electric, Elysium, fundamental, nightlife, bilingual or release is a classi...

Clip is unlistenable

Hope it’s someone’s idea of a joke

TG wrote: ↑Sat 16 Nov 2019, 4:32 pm Sounds like the same chords at the beginning of Inside a Dream if I'm not mistaken

My initial thoughts exactly. And as we all know that was nothing to do with N&C, just SP on his own. Hope this isn’t the same

Love these sort of articles. Obviously don’t understand most of it but it’s still intrigues me nonetheless. Raises a few questions though ? Over the last few years, and especially since SP took over the producer reigns, there has been a ever increasing cacophony of noise around the perceived loss of...

I quite like it