Hopes are not high to be honest… the titles too long for a start off




1. "Prayer at the Gate" 4:14
2. "Autumn Term" 3:20
3. "Lwonesome Tonight" 3:48
4. "Seem an I" 3:06
5. "The Nether-edge" 3:17
6. "I Inside the Old Year Dying" 1:52
7. "All Souls" 4:21
8. "A Child's Question, August" 2:46
9. "I Inside the Old I Dying" 3:08
10. "August" 2:41
11. "A Child's Question, July" 3:02
12. "A Noiseless Noise" 3:57
Total length: 39:32

https://www.discogs.com/release/27584175-PJ-Harvey-I-Inside-The-Old-Year-Dying
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Inside_the_Old_Year_Dying

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvKlw9ccyiM&list=PLiN-7mukU_RH7QeF1sJVZpUqqr1dhq4EY

It all looks a bit pretentious.

Maybe we should do a PJ Proby album and a PJ And-Duncan album as well, to complete the great triumvirate of PJs.

152 minutes to go?

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

It all looks a bit pretentious.

I concur.

A list of more try-hard, -worthy song titles I've not seen for a good long while.

Actually, coincidentally, they look like the kind of song titles you might see on a Rose McDowell album.

Only much more .

Well meaning but unbearable Gurdian reader with too much time on their hands titles.

"The Nether-edge"

That's in Liverpool isn't it?

It has started!

Track 1 - Prayer at the Gate.

1: Party at the gate

Drummer is like .

Toot-toot-toot!

Mysterious parping.

Dying children?

C'mon, that's like a bull at a gate, what's wrong with a kiss building up to it? or a Metaphor or two?

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Well meaning but unbearable Gurdian reader with too much time on their hands titles.

"The Nether-edge"

That's in Liverpool isn't it?

Nether Edge is in Sheffield.

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Dying children?

C'mon, that's like a bull at a gate, what's wrong with a kiss building up to it? or a Metaphor or two?

Oh, "childhood"

Channelling Maddy Prior.

It's like an unfunky Portishead.

Track 2 - Autumn Term.

2: Autumn Term