Re: The album running-commentary and general listening discussion thread.

[Guest]

Move Over Busker.

Appears to be 2 songs playing at the same time.

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Intro that sounds like it's the theme tune to a cop show.

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Then it goes into a totally different song.

[Guest]

Intro that sounds like it's the theme tune to a cop show.

A comedy one.

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This is actually a good tune.

A different arrangement would have benefited it.

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I could imagine Dennis Waterman singing this.

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It's turned into a totally different song again.

Sounds a bit like Crocodile Rock.

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This is a lot better than I remember.

But why is his voice so low in the mix?

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[Guest]

Angry.

Oh dear.

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I think this is actually the best-written song on the album.

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It would have worked really well on London Town.

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Track 9 - Angry.

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I remember this as being my least favourite song on the album. Mostly because I'm not convinced he's really angry.

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I think Pete Townshend's on this.

He doesn't sound angry either.

[Guest]

Pete Townshend – electric guitar on "Angry"
Phil Collins – drums, percussion on "Angry"

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Some sort of thing that sounds half saxophone and half synthesizer.

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He's shouting, "Anger anger anger." That's how we know he's angry.

[Guest]

I'm loosing interest now.

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Track 10 - However Absurd. The final track on the original version of the album.

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