Songs you don't like (if any)

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popfreak · #31 Post by **popfreak** » Tue 17 Oct 2006, 10:06 am

Go west
New York city boy

DarthDigweed · #32 Post by **DarthDigweed** » Tue 17 Oct 2006, 1:51 pm

I like Red Letter Day way more then Rent (But I love it Also) All the songs that have been posted so far I love! I went through a whole period where all I did was listen to Atom Splitting!

I don't know if this counts but I can't stan "Break 4 Love" I just burned out quick on that!

Oh and I love Elec. and the whole Bi CD!

Marcus · #33 Post by **Marcus** » Tue 17 Oct 2006, 1:56 pm

Integral
New York city boy
lots from Bilingual and Nightlife

Dipso · #34 Post by **Dipso** » Tue 17 Oct 2006, 2:55 pm

A Red Letter Day
Up Against It

Tom Angel · #35 Post by **Tom Angel** » Tue 17 Oct 2006, 3:31 pm

For what’s it’s worth, which isn’t much, as it’s all opinion, (although people not liking Rent IS beyond me. Ditto for Se A Vida E)

Footsteps
Birthday boy
Love is a catastrophe
The only one
Sound of the atom splitting (although it’s a great title and I think it was only a kind of experimental work out thing really, i.e. it was never supposed to be good)

pemachine · #36 Post by **pemachine** » Tue 17 Oct 2006, 5:14 pm

Tom Angel wrote: Sound of the atom splitting (although it’s a great title and I think it was only a kind of experimental work out thing really, i.e. it was never supposed to be good)

I actually love this track now, but when I first heard it, I thought it was an abomination. It was obvious to me that the track was based on the sequences from Left to my own devices and it was Trevor Horn just being himself, but the more I listened to it the more I liked it. Granted it's not like anything else they've ever done, but I think that's why I like it. It's like the darker side of them, the cynical side, and I like the dichotomy of it. with Left to my own devices on the flip.

fasto · #37 Post by **fasto** » Tue 17 Oct 2006, 5:31 pm

What have I done to deserve this?
Hit Music
How can you expect to be taken seriously?
Se A Vida E
New York City Boy
Home And Dry
London
Email
Here
Casanova In Hell

I think that's it...
I actually really like some of the more 'risked' tracks (TSOTAS, Electricity, Disco Potential...)

danini · #38 Post by **danini** » Wed 18 Oct 2006, 6:05 pm

most of the songs from dundamental should be thrown into historys trash bin. the same goes for bilingual.

Enrique · #39 Post by **Enrique** » Wed 18 Oct 2006, 6:39 pm

Hit Music
Saturday Night
Party Song

Dreamcatcher2003 · Sat 21 Oct 2006, 9:36 am

Considering you, it is hard to call me a PSB fan

I never listen to Nightlife (except IDWYW, Radiophonic and Boy Strange) and Release (except Love is a Catastrophe) and further CD of Bilingual (except Hit and Miss) and I guess I will always dislike them unless a revelation occurs to me in future about the hidden gems in them.

My particular favourite "dislikes" are Se A De Vie (PSB have never sounded so simplistiv), New York city boy, and To Face the Truth from the acclaimed Behaviour.

Lately it is always a hit and miss for me; more than half of Fundamental I skip but Minimal, Integral, Indefinite Leave to Remain and Fugitive are so suberp that I am still in love with them.

On the other hand, Bilingual is my favourite album from 90s beating Very by miles for me