Samples from Fundamental

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Ghost within this house · Wed 26 Apr 2006, 6:54 am

Deschanel wrote: hostile

Read your recent post history recently, Deschanel?

glennjridge · #47 Post by **glennjridge** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 7:08 am

I'm just dissapointed that the person who cut the samples gave such a lame one for "I made my excuses and left" as I really wanted to hear that one.
but the reviews here and by Lord Vader and Company over on the other forum seem to think its a highlight so it should be pretty good.

SilentRose · #48 Post by **SilentRose** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 7:33 am

the intro of "excuses" sounds like its leading up to something brilliant...so i hope it turns out that way.

i've been intentionally avoiding reading any reviews...i find that reviews spoil the impact of hearing songs for the first time and judging them without any preconceptions. i read 2 or 3 reviews a long while ago but have forgotten their contents completely!

Chrispsb · #49 Post by **Chrispsb** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 7:43 am

After listening to these samples I really thought Fundamental should have started with Integral to end with at least 9 different tracks.

pulse · #50 Post by **pulse** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 7:56 am

Undertaker wrote: But Mr Moderator of the Erasure forum, surely you can't say all the songs are rubbish. Especially as you claim to LOVE PSB and you have been on the PSB forum for all of 2 weeks And especially with those example i posted in the Union Street thread, where you slagged off PSB time after time. Surely you must be listening to a different album. You LOVE PSB....

Dave

Listen WonderUndie...do you do anything other than breathe bitter fire? Get your facts straight. I've been a lurker on this forum under a different name for a long time... and was part of the yahoogroups mailing list. Why do I have to waste my time constantly correcting you? Why must you waste your energy in bitterness? Do a search on your posts - the vast majority are spent criticising or slamming something/someone.

I stated that the clips weren't fair as some of them didn't feature the choruses... and I also stated that i liked "Integral", although it probably wouldn't be best as a single. I suggest you end your fascination/obsession with me and stop antagonising me after each and every post... and do yourself (and your health) some good by trying to drain some of that ocean-sized bitterness you're drowning in.

Watch out folks, "the Undertaker" is after me at every turn... in his Underwear*... Ooooooh I'm sooooo scared.

LOL!

*You have to be on the Erasure forum that Undie's on to get that joke

Maverick · #51 Post by **Maverick** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:02 am

Minimal sounds fantastic, I want to hear it all NOW!

Flaffer · #52 Post by **Flaffer** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:05 am

pulse wrote:... because not even one song sounds good on this album. "Integral" is good,

eh ?

perhaps all the album should go biddly bop bop

Jareth · #53 Post by **Jareth** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:29 am

Wow, I love the clips! I think it could take over Please and Bilingual as my favourite PSB album. Twentieth Century and Minimal are my favourites.

perhaps all the album should go biddly bop bop

Some fans seem to just want every album track to sound like "A Different Point Of View" and can't appreciate anything remotely subtle or slower.

stew · #54 Post by **stew** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:33 am

no we should al rite a reveiw on what we think of thoose 30 secs!

all the songs different for once in ther style is GOD WILLINGonly like 10 secs long then juging from that sample? ? ?

cheers forthe link anyhow

many thanks!

stew · #55 Post by **stew** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:36 am

pulse wrote:
Undertaker wrote: But Mr Moderator of the Erasure forum, surely you can't say all the songs are rubbish. Especially as you claim to LOVE PSB and you have been on the PSB forum for all of 2 weeks And especially with those example i posted in the Union Street thread, where you slagged off PSB time after time. Surely you must be listening to a different album. You LOVE PSB....

Dave
Listen WonderUndie...do you do anything other than breathe bitter fire? Get your facts straight. I've been a lurker on this forum under a different name for a long time... and was part of the yahoogroups mailing list. Why do I have to waste my time constantly correcting you? Why must you waste your energy in bitterness? Do a search on your posts - the vast majority are spent criticising or slamming something/someone.

I stated that the clips weren't fair as some of them didn't feature the choruses... and I also stated that i liked "Integral", although it probably wouldn't be best as a single. I suggest you end your fascination/obsession with me and stop antagonising me after each and every post... and do yourself (and your health) some good by trying to drain some of that ocean-sized bitterness you're drowning in.

Watch out folks, "the Undertaker" is after me at every turn... in his Underwear*... Ooooooh I'm sooooo scared. LOL!

*You have to be on the Erasure forum that Undie's on to get that joke

someone notv a real fan just hear to sate there opinion which we should all agree with ? ? ?

welcome to the forum!

rabagast · #56 Post by **rabagast** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:51 am

b@man wrote:I hate this grow on you thing. The only people where the songs are growing are we the PSB fans. For chart success it is the first impression of people who normaly don`t buy PSB. Or does someone think that other people buy a record which they don`t like with the intention it could grow on you.

Excuse me if I laugh, but that is maybe the stupidest argument I've heard for a while. If I understand you, PSB's chart success is more important than you actually liking the music? You could be a very happy Crazy Frog fan...

rabagast · #57 Post by **rabagast** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:54 am

Deschanel wrote:hate to say it, this album- quaint phrase- sounds mighty sucky.

Maybe i'll buy the import for "Fundamentalism", but I'm not impressed, and i think Neil kind of hates us PSB fans.

Let's let the old man retire- seriously, he's never been anything but hostile to PSB fans on the Internet. It's a shame. He dislikes us and suspects we are trading his songs. And of course, he's correct there. But any popstar could say the same.

I feel lately that we as fans ought to push ungrateful Neil into his wheelchair, tell him to just go retire to his country home, because he's always said when given a chance that he dislikes the net, dislikes us.

Go in peace, Neil. Let us not bother you anymore.

Sorry, B@man. THIS is way stupider.

stew · #58 Post by **stew** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 8:58 am

i just read that what the f*** that about then man?????

b@man · #59 Post by **b@man** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 9:07 am

rabagast wrote:
b@man wrote:I hate this grow on you thing. The only people where the songs are growing are we the PSB fans. For chart success it is the first impression of people who normaly don`t buy PSB. Or does someone think that other people buy a record which they don`t like with the intention it could grow on you.
Excuse me if I laugh, but that is maybe the stupidest argument I've heard for a while. If I understand you, PSB's chart success is more important than you actually liking the music? You could be a very happy Crazy Frog fan...

Certainly it will included that i love the album. But as a bonus i meant that it would be better if also people who normally don`t like PSB will liking this album. Or a specific single which is released.
I wrote this because all my friends don`t like PSB. I feel very lonely when it comes to being a PSB fan.
I thought this could be the album all my friends would also like and other people in the world who normally don`t like PSB.
I don`t want that PSB making a crazy frog album and it goes to number one and i hate the whole album.

kennym · #60 Post by **kennym** » Wed 26 Apr 2006, 9:15 am

Deschanel wrote:hate to say it, this album- quaint phrase- sounds mighty sucky.

Maybe i'll buy the import for "Fundamentalism", but I'm not impressed, and i think Neil kind of hates us PSB fans.

Let's let the old man retire- seriously, he's never been anything but hostile to PSB fans on the Internet. It's a shame. He dislikes us and suspects we are trading his songs. And of course, he's correct there. But any popstar could say the same.

I feel lately that we as fans ought to push ungrateful Neil into his wheelchair, tell him to just go retire to his country home, because he's always said when given a chance that he dislikes the net, dislikes us.

Go in peace, Neil. Let us not bother you anymore.

Absolute nonsense.