Album Rating: 4.0
I'm more interested in what direction PT'd take but yeah new No-Man would be great. The more "organic"
sound of their last two albums was pretty cool. His solo career is fucking awesome though
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Album Rating: 4.2
Yeah, The Raven was his best effort so far. I read he's planning on recording a new solo record this summer so it's gonna take a while before he considers going back to PT or No-Man. Bummer...
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*benefit from...
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Doesn't look like this has got much love yet. In this day and age, not releasing a stream of your album is like shooting yourself in the foot, nobody buys music blind
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Album Rating: 4.2
Agreed. Even though he has a video for the song Warm Up Man Forever, it doesn't help too much. The record should have made some streaming available, at least a couple of songs...
Thanks Greg.
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It is up on Spotify, though, where I'm listening to it right now.
Haven't really listened to No-man stuff in many years, but I did use to like it. The first listen here
isn't really invoking any emotions from me. This is pleasant sounding as usual from Bowness, but
I can't really grip to much here. Relaxing music for the right setting, but perhaps too subdued for its
own good.
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Album Rating: 4.2
Well, it is an album that requiers a certain mood to really get under your skin. I
Like I said, I wasn't that impressed at first either, yet I've been digging it a lot lately. Give it some time
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I really need to hear this.
No-man were rather influential on me some years back, helping to point my musical taste in a different direction.
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Album Rating: 4.5
An album that grows on you. The review is right on the money. Maybe not as good as No Man's 'Returning Jesus, Together We're Stranger or Schoolyard Ghosts' but a damn fine record none the less.
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whoever wrote this a 2 is a fing idiot
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Album Rating: 3.0
The girl that dads could laugh with
hhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Album Rating: 4.0
Bumping this; it's a shame I had forgotten this record
There's something completely sincere and heartfelt about the way Bowness sings, as if he was whispering to you some secret poem. There's a beautiful sense of intimacy, in this record, especially.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yeah, I love the way Bowness sings, it reminds me of a male version of Nico+Annie Lennox. Album has its brilliant moments for sure, but it drags sometimes and it never really explodes. Waterfoot rules hard.
PS: Daaaamn, 8 year bump jeez...
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