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The ChiliD Challenge: The Derivations of SWS Tracks http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=48648
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Stars Are Crazy and When She Comes Down:
Easily up there with the greatest songs of his almost 40 year career. I'm a huge Under The Skin fan. Gift of Screws didn't really sink in or stick with me for very long. Not sure where Seeds We Sow fits in, but I agree - it's one of his best solo albums. Re: politics - "The middle class is doing just fine..." huh? What rock have you been hiding under? |
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Well, I've not had as much listening time as I would prefer before doing this, but I'll play along anyway and I retain the right to change this...which I'm sure I will, later.
![]() LOVE: Stars Are Crazy (MAN, I wish he had written this completely because I adore it.) Seeds We Sow (I sing this to myself quite a bit during the day. )Rock Away Blind In Our Own Time Illumination LIKE: The Way Love Goes (wish the chorus wasn't so distorted. LOVE the verses though!) Gone Too Far One Take End of Time (both versions) When She Comes Down She Smiled Sweetly MEH: Sleeping Around the Corner Seeds We Sow (Electric)
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The middle class (like me) is doing just fine.
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I know no one is sitting around waiting for my list, but I intend to post one very soon. I'm just very transfixed by the album and, as a whole, I think it's stunning. I can listen to it all the way through without skipping a track, which is a HUGE telling point for me as to adoring something. I normally skip songs on even albums I love dearly. Anyway, give me some time to think about this...
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All I can really say is that the ones that wouldn't be my favourite are
When She Comes Down Seeds We Sow (electric) That's not to say that I don't like them. I won't skip WSCD but I just think it's a bit less interesting than the others. SWS(electric) is really fun but I just feel that the words don't fit it and the singing should have been done a bit more with a smile and wink than so erm... dramatic. It's a nice b-side but IMO it doesn't belong anywhere near the album. I'd actually quite like a whole album in the style of Sleeping Around the Corner and SWS(electric). It's chunky, fun and something he hasn't done really since GI. I adore his acoustic and electric playing but when he meshed it with synths on GI it was really quirky and he captures some of that fun on the two bonus tracks for this one. |
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