Luna Park radio rip
- TrasTornado
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I have this feeling I want to share; may be it's a little self-centered about us as "fans", but I think someday they will do a song about the way we talk or criticize their work without any shame, like they did with the reactions they had got in tours in Yesteday when I was mad...
If you look close all this talking, considering people is reviewing your creation in a fast way...
just a thought
If you look close all this talking, considering people is reviewing your creation in a fast way...
just a thought
Tennant, sos un maestro.
- psb-freak
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- Debussy
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This is real nice and sounds like it should have been with the Release album. Lilting and dreaming. Classic PSB in my opinion.
I love the reference to ELO's Time album and the other references, but at the end of it it's just a great PSB track.
I promised myself I wasnt gonna listen before the album arrived but I couldnt help myself.
"And when we're getting high we're happy" Cool.
I love the reference to ELO's Time album and the other references, but at the end of it it's just a great PSB track.
I promised myself I wasnt gonna listen before the album arrived but I couldnt help myself.
"And when we're getting high we're happy" Cool.
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DazzerUKUK
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Someone who has heard the album has said in popjustice this (about Luna Park):
It's one of those 'walking by the Thames' moments that Release seemed to have in abundance. It's actually my favourite of the slower tracks off of the album, and makes me feel quite happily depressed, if that makes sense.
Of course, it being about nuclear destruction and bird flu might be the reason.
If you like this one, you'll like Indefinite Leave To Remain and Numb, all very similar
It's one of those 'walking by the Thames' moments that Release seemed to have in abundance. It's actually my favourite of the slower tracks off of the album, and makes me feel quite happily depressed, if that makes sense.
Of course, it being about nuclear destruction and bird flu might be the reason.
If you like this one, you'll like Indefinite Leave To Remain and Numb, all very similar
- Northernerrj
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- glennjridge
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except for the bad audio quality there is no way this is a demo what with the orchestra.orchestras tend not to be on demo's of the songs.
I also find it hard to believe they were able to keep a mass leak of fundamental yet a demo sliped thru to the net.
Dazzer or eldritch or zeus would probably know though.
I also find it hard to believe they were able to keep a mass leak of fundamental yet a demo sliped thru to the net.
Dazzer or eldritch or zeus would probably know though.
- Markpro
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As sson as i had heard it for the first time i thought of Hit & Miss as well, Iwould love to get this on my MP3 player when running, it's so relaxing, a beautiful track.TrasTornado wrote:Another grower! I can hear something like Hit and Miss, that's good! And It's like Release Evolution or something like that. I like it.
Like, like, like, like![]()
(Two minutes later)
Yes, it keeps growing.
Two thumbs up, Much better than I'm with stupid but still not single material though.
I've been a Teenager since before you were born.
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Chrispsb
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Exactly. And I left all my doubts behind because it really is a beautiful track and I love songs that you can play while you are walking around town, your local river or sea or whatever you choose.nickname wrote:
It's one of those 'walking by the Thames' moments that Release seemed to have in abundance.
- Greendrake
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