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Oh, but I thought according to your Hellenic lord and mistress, this review was based on another magazine's.... that hadn't even been published at the timePatrick Bateman wrote: Sat 27 Apr 2024, 12:06 pm Fair play, bigboy, this is an accurate review, though I like Loneliness more than you seem to. Out of interest, how many listens was this based on?
As I said, credit where credit's due, it's a very accurate review. As I’ve only listened to the album once so far, I was interested in knowing how many plays your review was informed by.Nina wrote: Sat 27 Apr 2024, 12:29 pmOh, but I thought according to your Hellenic lord and mistress, this review was based on another magazine's.... that hadn't even been published at the time
Journalists are not required to express emotions. Leave that to fans... on social media,
Depends what you class as a ballad. I don't think of Kings Cross or The End Of The World or A Red Letter Day or The Survivors or Here as traditional ballads.Ghost within this house wrote: Wed 10 Apr 2024, 2:50 pm This is where I get sort of obsessive, but I'd suggest, putting together the shreds of information we have so far, that this is not quite the ballad-heavy album we'd been led to expect:
Loneliness - fairly upbeat disco stomper
Feel - ballad but with a beats-filled climax
Why am I dancing? - four-on-the-floor synth banger
New London Boy - electro hip-hop/mid-tempo
Dancing Star - upbeat dance pop
A new bohemia - piano / strings mid-tempo
The schlager hit parade - upbeat eurodisco
The secret of happiness - ballad
Bullet for Narcissus - House banger
Love is the Law - mid-tempo?
So, it looks more or less like it's '6 up, 4 down'.
Crude analysis, but wiles away another 15 minutes...