Just the other day I purchased "So". I haven't had time to really sit down and enjoy it until this moment. I am not familiar with any of his work, other than the very occasional chance that it pops up on the radio, and Martin Scorsese's "The Last Temptation Of Christ". The film was amazing, and the score even better.SO thats where I'm at. Just wondering if anyone had anything to say about this album. Like? Dislike?
may i dare to speak on Sonofsamiam_etc's behalf? if so: try out Gabriel's 3 and 4, too. as i noticed and witnessed via some really fluky watching-apathically-at-my-unplugged-vacuum-cleaner-doing-shit-with-me-half-ass-listening-to-them-epiphanies, they're both much more worth it in a doublemuch more redeeming way of transcending that you than you can ever hope of So doing So.
I was hoping for a great album when I bought it, but I was let down. It's not bad, but it's just a bit... bland. I still like the big singles and "Red Rain", but I haven't listened to the album much since I bought it.
I was hoping for a great album when I bought it, but I was let down. It's not bad, but it's just a bit... bland.
uhhh... please stop with those blood.libel TehSuburbs references. everybody in here already knows about us. both of our opinions are neither genuine nor desirable anymore.. we're just petty Armond White clones with headless laser sharks..
I was hoping for a great album when I bought it, but I was let down. It's not bad, but it's just a bit... bland.
uhhh... please stop with those blood.libel TehSuburbs references. everybody in here already knows about us. both of our opinions are neither genuine nor desirable anymore.. we're just petty Armond White clones with headless laser sharks..
In Your Eyes (Personal Top 100)
Don't Give Up (Personal Top 400)
Big Time (Personal Top 800)
That Voice Again (Personal Top 1000)
Sledgehammer (Personal Top 1100)
Red Rain (Personal Top 1400)
Some of the other tracks are less interesting to me, but the only track I am tempted to skip is "We Do What We're Told."