Album Rating: 3.6

Yes, Paddy announced it to be set for a September release date



"Femmes Mythologiques," he also plays a clip of a song as well in this BBC interview https://www.sproutology.co.uk/interviews/paddy-on-bbc-radio-4-today-programme-dec-10th-2018/



Apparently, this is what he was working on before he had to finish Crimson/Red to fulfill a contract

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the ending of I Love Music is complete magic

Album Rating: 3.5

I can't take that song seriously but the last minute is an album highlight.

Album Rating: 5.0

Cole Porter, Gershwin, Burt Bacharach, Smokey, Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello, Paul Simon, Dylan... Paddy McAloon of PS belongs to that list

Album Rating: 3.5

David Sylvian, Mark Hollis, Brian Eno, and Robert Fripp too.

Mark Hollis too [12345]

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"I can't take that song seriously but the last minute is an album highlight."



What?! That is crazy my friend. Both instrumentally and lyrically one of my favorite tracks on the whole album. Maybe my favorite. Earth (The Story So Far) is also contender for best song, but damn, with an album like this..... almost impossible to pick my favorite track.

Album Rating: 3.5

It's hard to pinpoint, but I Love Music, and some other songs (and Gunman) sound kinda derivative of random pop, soul, r&b, blues, country, etc. I've heard over the years. With I Love Music especially the bass line and blues chord progression.

The lyrics of I Love Music and other songs on here, and Gunman, are humorously cheesy but he sounds so endearing and lovable that it sort of works. They reach newer U2 albums level of cheesiness tho sometimes.

This is an inventive album nonetheless, and musically most of it is excellent. My favs are Ride, God Watch Over You, Earth, and Falling in Love.

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Well... I do love R&B and Neo-Soul.... Which is why I relate some of the compositions on this to Seal. But I would never make the connection to this and U2, a band I despise. Haha.

Album Rating: 3.5

'80s U2 is amazing dude. War, Unforgettable Fire, and Joshua Tree are classics.



I like r&b and soul a lot too. When I hear that 12-bar blues chord progression it sticks out to me, just cause I've heard it so much in popular music. I also had to play it so much in my teen years when I was learning bass and playing blues and jazz.

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Yes U2 is just not for me, I think I have War at a 1

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That's kinda funny cause War is considered their best album by some, including some people I've noticed who can't stand their 21st century albums.

The Unforgettable Fire and Joshua Tree are amazing too, very atmospheric and their most experimental. Brian Eno produced those two and really brought a lot of his weirdness and ambient sensibilities to their sound in the best ways. You might like some songs from those.

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will check maybe. I have only heard the singles from Joshua tree.

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Please listen to this guys. Life changing.

Album Rating: 3.6

more reissues coming via an post on facebook

next phase will be:



steve mcqueen

protest songs

andromeda heights

let's change the world with music

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Nice. One of the best albums ever made.

Sweet. I need to listen to their discog. Starting here.

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< 3 Enjoy your journey

Listening to Looking for Atlantis after this one is a great move

unrelated news: Think Jordan just clicked for me.