I just read up on that and found it. I have just listened and it is a good song as well. Not on the album I am listening to so I now intend to explore more.

Officially on my shit list.

Actually, not only Pulse, but The Division Bell is slowly becoming one of my favorites again.
I love when you rediscover old albums. <3

I really love some tracks on there. Cluster One, Wearing the Inside Out, High Hopes and Marooned are all really great tracks in my mind. I'm not as high on things like Take it Back, but there are definitely really great tracks on there. Gilmour's guitar work is great too of course.

Yeah, I loooooved High Hopes and Wearing The Inside Out, but my favorites were probably What Do You Want From Me and Polls Apart. They take me back, definitely. I went to Seattle back when I was thirteen or fourteen to get tests done on my brain and that was pretty much the only cd I listened to, so rediscovering it really brought back memories. Haha.

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Stereolab & Nurse With Wound - Simple Headphone Mind

Crumb Duck was pretty meh, but this actually has something going for it other than a collaboration between two great artists. It mitigates a ground that neither band really explored before, somewhat between post-rock and noise rock. For once, it sounds like the ambient and corrosive elements aren't fighting each other, and the barely intelligible lyrics compliment the overall sound. A definite must for anyone interested in either band.

The actual song Simple Headphone Mind, jackhammer put on a mixtape and I reckon that it is a brilliant song. Is that album indicative of that sound?

What Colour is Love - Terry Callier


Incredible album. Dancing Girl is just unreal. If you haven't heard this you need to. It's hard to describe the genre really. It's kind of jazz, but, kind of not at the same time.


Here's "Dancing Girl," the album opener. I urge you to give it a listen....

oh look it's only the Best Live Album Recorded By Anyone Anywhere Ever bar None (from 1980). Highlights include MES telling the bassist to 'fuckin' get it together instead of showing off' when he tries to ruin No Xmas For John Quays , and his response to a heckler: 'Are you doing what you did two years ago? Yeah? Well don't make a career out of it'. hurhurhaha
Stick it to the popstock

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I think more bands should record live albums in front of crowds that can't stand them.

I have a live album by The Make Up where during a quite bit you hear some guy in the crowd shout out 'GET ON WITH IT YOU FUCKING PRICKS'