Stuart Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri 14 Jul, Mike A7 wrote:
> > May I say brilliant?
>
> You may... but I'm not sure I'd entirely agree with you.
That's cool, everyone has their own opinion. I WILL say that I still like
"Sunday 8PM" better as a CD but am really pleased with the Dusted CD as
well. And no, I'm not one of those "everything my favorite artists do is
brilliant" types because I think "Reverence" is a real spotty CD.
> "When We Were Young" is a nicely constructed 'concept album' (almost),
> very slick, sonicly superb, but I can't help but feel that it sounds a
> bit emotionally 'flat' to me. For mellow and melancholic I'd almost
> rather listen to the Dido album; I can 'connect' with it a bit more,
> guess that's a bit difficult to explain. And for a contemporary 'theme'
> album, I'd rather listen to Art Of Noise's "Seduction Of Claude Debussy"
> (which incidentally is _superb_).
I never have gotten around to picking up that damn Art Of Noise CD. I LOVE
the track "At The Turn Of The Century" on there, is everything else as
good? That and the Underworld CD are the 2 from last year I never got
around to getting.
Speaking of Dido, don't you kind of wish Rollo had used her for the female
vox on this CD? I noticed Dido gets co-writing credits on 3-4 tracks on
here. Shame, although with her "cult artist" stature in the US I'm sure he
doesn't want it to look
like he's trying to take advantage of that.
> That said, it's a really good album; tracks such as "Oh How Sweet" and
> "Under The Sun" are compelling. But it doesn't grab me the way some of
> Rollo's other work does. Sorry.
>
> > Some of the stuff on here is so damn beautiful it damn near brings a
> > tear to your eye.
>
> _Some_, yes. But, in my opinion, it's not as emotionally moving as a
> Faithless album. Still well worth the money though. :-)
Absolutely, like I said I still think "Sunday 8PM" is a better CD, but this
is a great one in my book too. "Always Remember To Respect Your Mother pt
1" sends shivers down my spine especially, so pretty.
MikeA
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