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weirdalfan1980 · #46 Post by **weirdalfan1980** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:08 am

Technotrancemix wrote:I'm refusing to believe anything until my source informs me and/or the Boys post something on their website. Besides, there are more important things in life than waiting for a new album to be released. Get drunk, have a laugh, go down Alton Towers, mow the lawn, do charitable things... (OK we end the list of suggestions here)

To us, waiting for a new PSB album is like waiting for a giant rock in the sky to put us all out of our misery.

glennjridge · #47 Post by **glennjridge** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:13 am

I am looking forward to reading forum members track by track reviews.

maybe someone will even be able to dig up a mike fiorenza one also.

Technotrancemix · #48 Post by **Technotrancemix** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:59 am

glennjridge wrote:maybe someone will even be able to dig up a mike fiorenza one also.

He might've even posted his review under a different alias

psb-freak · #49 Post by **psb-freak** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 6:00 am

I MADE MY EXCUSES AND LEFT - ballad / Chris vocal

Why do we have to wait for the song of the decade ?

glennjridge · #50 Post by **glennjridge** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 6:03 am

dont get mad at me I am just the messenger, but according to DazzerUKUK(who heard fundamental) he mistakenly didnt correct Ghost within this house when he said he thought Chris was singing on that song. according to DazzerUKUK neil is singing the track. read Dazzers comment below.....

Oops.....my mistake - didnt notice Chris's name had been slipped in there! ( I guess thats how rumours fly around)
No, its Neil's vocals on that too......

Nickname · #51 Post by **Nickname** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 1:50 pm

What a pity!. It would have been fantastic they could make a song similar to "Left to my own devices" (a good ending for this new album) but everybody who has heared the album think the last songs of Fundamental are weak.

Janet Street-Porter · Sat 11 Feb 2006, 1:54 pm

nickname wrote:What a pity!. It would have been fantastic they could make a song similar to "Left to my own devices" (a good ending for this new album) but everybody who has heared the album think the last songs of Fundamental are weak.

And how many people is that exactly? Two.

Nickname · #53 Post by **Nickname** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:16 pm

Janet Street-Porter wrote:
nickname wrote:What a pity!. It would have been fantastic they could make a song similar to "Left to my own devices" (a good ending for this new album) but everybody who has heared the album think the last songs of Fundamental are weak.
And how many people is that exactly? Two.

I believe in what they say. Apart from that, we know the style of the song is not similar to "left to my own devices", according to DazzerUKUK it is like "Birthday Boy" in some way.

Nickname · #54 Post by **Nickname** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:27 pm

I don't know if DazzerUKUK could tell us a little bit of more information about their feelings with the new album. Although he has said a lot of things.

Janet Street-Porter · Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:31 pm

nickname wrote:I believe in what they say. Apart from that, we know the style of the song is not similar to "left to my own devices", according to DazzerUKUK it is like "Birthday Boy" in some way.

And what is wrong with that? It sounds like there is a mixture of four to the floor stompers and slower more contemplative tracks. Very meets Behaviour.

glennjridge · #56 Post by **glennjridge** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:34 pm

I hope they arent redoing some of the CD. just release as is rather than pander to the 90% must be disco thunderers. PSB is what PSB is. they do some upbeat stuff with lots of beautiful midtempo and slow stuff.

leave that for the remixers who enjoy turning every track into BOOM BOOM SHAKKA BOOM.

Nickname · #57 Post by **Nickname** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:42 pm

Janet Street-Porter wrote:
nickname wrote:I believe in what they say. Apart from that, we know the style of the song is not similar to "left to my own devices", according to DazzerUKUK it is like "Birthday Boy" in some way.
And what is wrong with that? It sounds like there is a mixture of four to the floor stompers and slower more contemplative tracks. Very meets Behaviour.

Very meets Behaviour is ok but it seems like it was very meets Release. The problem is I don't think these songs are like "To face the thruth", "Only the wind" or "Jealousy". I want to hear balads on this album, the problem is the quality of them.

Glenny4 · #58 Post by **Glenny4** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:49 pm

We seem to have Birthday Boy part 2 and Go West part 2 so far

Being serious i have a feeling it will be there best album since Behaviour.

glennjridge · #59 Post by **glennjridge** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:53 pm

I think you are letting the guitar factor set you off nickname. the songs on release were very stripped down and plain, with guitar.

where as I think the slow songs on fundamental will be more lively and electronic and behavourish and just happen to have guitar. I think the birthday boy twenthieth century comment DazzerUKUK was talking about how it had a sort of spinning guitar type sound you hear on the begining of birthday boy, not that its a slow dirge like birthday boy. probably a fast picking park.

think of that bouncy guitar part in liberation, yet nobody would say it sounds like release.

Nickname · #60 Post by **Nickname** » Sat 11 Feb 2006, 2:55 pm

Glenny4 wrote:We seem to have Birthday Boy part 2 and Go West part 2 so far

Being serious i have a feeling it will be there best album since Behaviour.

One person who has heard the album has told me that it was the best album since Behaviour but after hearing the review of DazzerUKUK, I don't know.