I want to review every PSB album.

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I want to review every PSB album.

#1 Post by F2Y »

Let's start with Please: An excellent electro-pop collection of song with witty lyrics and good production. Two Divided By Zero is my favourite track. It seems to blend cultral styles of organic with stationary ideas. The production is second to none with a vibe of impending danger. An excellent album.


Actually: A fine album this time concentrating on a more comforting feeling. It makes me remind of the days when I went fishing and caught some fish. My favourite track is Heart. It makes me feel in love.

Introspective: Another excellent album with a beat focusing on the strange and mysterious. The music seems to me to be like a carousel of electronic beeps and influences. I love it.


Behaiviour: Too good of an album really. This should make the all time greatest album list. It seems to me to be like a story of romance. I get carried away every time. The music is like a piece of string arrangement. It's beautiful.


Very: I love this album. It has too many good songs. Firstly I'll say that it has to be a grossly under-rated album. The music comprises of melodic infrastructures and feelings not to mention techno influences. I hope I keep this till I die.


Bilingual: Another superb album with something of an tribal influence. Thunderous jams and hype. The lyrics don't seem to be about anything, which is really good too.


Nightlife: A great album which makes me think of a city under lights. The music is primarily a macho electro beepy disco thing. Lyrics are good too.

Release: A melancholy album that seems to reflect on sad things and influences. Very good in my opinion

Fundamental: Looking forward to it.

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#2 Post by ArseSpanker »

Hey! Have you even heard these albums?
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#3 Post by F2Y »

I'm offended at that.

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#4 Post by ArseSpanker »

Please don't be. I just thought you might have been being a bit fanciful is all.

Can you please add the excellent Disco 2 to your review?
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#5 Post by Chrispsb »

Disco 2 already gets the attention it deserves. :D

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#6 Post by F2Y »

I'll review Disco 2 sure.


Disco 2: A buzzing album of highlighter type music. I think it's a bit short.

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#7 Post by ArseSpanker »

A bit short?!?!
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#8 Post by F2Y »

I don't really like writing reviews.

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#9 Post by Ghost within this house »

ArseSpanker wrote:A bit short?!?!
..not enough notes, your majesty
Firing verbal shots.......like a Tommy Gun

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#10 Post by Janet Street-Porter »

F2Y wrote:Disco 2: A buzzing album of highlighter type music. I think it's a bit short.
My copy seems to be missing parts of the tracks so perhaps we've both got faulty copies, similar to the infamous Disco 3 'glitch'.

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#11 Post by ArseSpanker »

Oh. I thought he meant Disco 2 itself was a bit short, your honour.
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#12 Post by F2Y »

Um, can I ask you a question. Why do you think Disco 2 is good?

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#13 Post by Chrispsb »

Because it is?

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#14 Post by F2Y »

I don't like it.

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#15 Post by ArseSpanker »

Not even the bit that goes *ahem* 'Dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, to disco'?

It's one of THE moments in modern popular culture.
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