Posts by Ashley
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Although I agree - he's a private man now, so let him be what he is - I also wonder what he's doing these days. Hope he is well and can enjoy his life!
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If the Lunatics In The Big Room is a bonus track on top of 2-4 other releases in a lunar cycle, then I'm fine with that slowly being built out. A nice side dish, if you will. But if it's the main course, it'll always be disappointing. As others have said, I have quite a few live shows from the era. This one has been strong, but if they were going to drip-release a concert, I'd rather it be from a tour/era that isn't already so well covered. (A monthly song release from a professionally mixed 1980 "Tour of China 1984" show? Then you would have my attention.)
Don't think I commented in here, but very happy that the Make Tomorrow release was a new version and not just Make Tomorrow Today -- the latter version is fine but I do think the track benefits from the extra couple minutes to breathe a bit. And Peter's vocals on it are stellar.
indeed
we probably should not expect three "crackers" each lunar cycle. It's more like one "cracker" and two "nice to have" songs.
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It's a wonderful song. One of his best
Wouldn't go that far but it is indeed very good. Let's see what I think about this in 5 years
13pts
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Setlist Paris
People of the smoke
Circo inferno
These passing clouds
Devil's cathedral
Every day
Tower struck down
Camino royale
Hierophant
Lamb lies down on broadway
Fly on a windshield
Broadway melody on 1974
Hairless heart
Carpet crawlers
Chamber of 32 doors
Liliwhite Lilith
The lamia
it
Dancing with the moonlit knight
Cinema show / Aisle of plenty
Firth of fifth
Los endos (with Slogans and Myopia)
erm ... I thought he'd play more Lamb stuff actually. And more from his new album.
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Haven't heard this for a decade or so. But this track is really good! Great melody.
"back to the start I go - I wish I had learned from you" - oh dear, yes ...
11 points
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I really love this track, but of course full score would be too much - compared to their absolute highlights. So 13 is justifiable for me.
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There's also a video of Peter posted in the members page. It is a short one (30-40 seconds), thanking people for sticking with the Club even though it has been archival material ("digging up stuff from my past") instead of new material. He also notes how happy he is with the Big Room show from 2003 and that he thinks it "sounds pretty good to me." He ends with a very Peter-y vagueness about how that concert is something "we will be giving you over the coming period."
I'm hoping "over the coming period" doesn't mean 1-2 songs every new/full moon phase. But I guess it's good that it seemed important for him and/or his team to recognize the connection between the Club and releasing new material. I am digging the archival stuff, but if new songs are getting ready to roll out, I'll be quite happy.
If I understood him correctly - we won't get all the songs from that show, only the ones he thinks are best.
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Interesting - thanks for posting!
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Not really a classic, but it's okay and something like a hidden gem on the record. 9 pts are ok I think!
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This is great news. I hope they will also do some shows outside the UK in mainland Europe.
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Never been on that Cruise.
Can somebody maybe share some experiences?
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That's 14/15 from me!
Great track and certainly one of his best from the whole catalogue.
PS: I always thought that "Oughta know by now" is some sort of tribute to "Inside out"
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Wow. Quite an impressive piece - great to read and loads of new information(at least for me)
Thanks!
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13/15
The live version is a bit better!
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Right now it's "Love can heal", "Live and let live", "And still"
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13/15
Like many other, I think it should have been on the album.
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Never really listened to Tony's classical albums, not my cup of tea, really. I gave 5 a bit more spins, but can't recall Seven. Still hoping for a new rock album ...
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My choice:
Can't turn back the years
We fly so close
Can't find my way
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13/15. I don't like the fade out, but overall a strong track!