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This is my number 1 of Genesis albums. Just checked ProgArchives as this is their Number 2 album, rating at 4.64 out of 5....

Pushed out of first place by Close To the Edge by Yes. Prefer the Yes Album..... Of all top 100 Prog albums

Very impressive indeed!...

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Love, Love Selling England...to me there is not a weak spot on the album. I’ll even defend Epping Forrest to the bitter end. It works.

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I have been playing a game called Where The Water Tastes Like Wine on my PC for a couple of days.

In it, I hike, tramp or travel on freight trains across the United States, and I collect stories. The stories change when they are told again, they grow, become more elaborate and exaggerated.

The visuals are simplistic, my tasks repeat almost as often as the words "red rain" occur in Red Rain, and I only started playing it because I got it for free. I really love the soundtrack, though, the stories and their developments are excellent, the characters I encounter have been written very well, and they are brilliantly voiced.

It is a game in which very little happens. But I get told heaps of stories. Funny, fantastic, cruel, sad, scary, unusual stories. And I like that.

I'm telling you this because I am contractually obliged to pretend I love this game (no, I am not, though I do), but I also love the soundtrack. It's country, I think, and blues, too, it fits the game and I think it sounds very well on its own. You probably shouldn't listen to it when you're in the mood for very intricate music, though.

If you want to give it a try: https://ryanike.bandcamp.com/a…-original-game-soundtrack

R.E.M. Live in Madrid - Drive

Michael Stipe had, I think, a sore throat that day and a very raspy voice, but boy does he deliver! My favourite version of the song.

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R.E.M. Live in Madrid - Drive

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Michael Stipe had, I think, a sore throat that day and a very raspy voice, but boy does he deliver! My favourite version of the song.

I loved R.E.M. back in the day! I listened to them all the time!