This video's like a cross between Emmerdale Farm and Mad Max II.

Nightjar wrote:

I can only imagine that Bonnie had fun making these absurd videos.

I'm impressed that she managed to keep a straight face.

It's rousing, I'll give it that.

Last track - Straight from the Heart.

Written by Bryan Adams.

Huge drums!

Phil " " Spector's back.

Last one, Straight from the Heart

If this is the last song then the album's going to come in much shorter than the advertised 43:14.

Nightjar wrote:

If this is the last song then the album's going to come in much shorter than the advertised 43:14.

It's cos all the videos.

Big finish.

Bit of a duff note to end the album on.

Not exactly bad, just a bit plodding.

Finished 5 minutes early.

It is over.

It was an album that became more enjoyable the more ludicrous it became.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it 4 stars.

Shame about the timid one to end on.

I have been disarmed and held at gunpoint by my negative preconceptions of what I thought that album would be like.

It was effectively, absurdly bombastic, yet stoney-faced serious despite the fact that it was inane and silly from more-or-less beginning to end.

The '80s is a different country - they do do things differently there

- Pam Ayres

Four and an 'alf. Rounded down for the perfectly fine stuff that's not silly.

Phwoar bum'oles cos it was a thing that should be preserved in an hermetically sealed canister as a quintessential record of a particular cultural moment in humanity's history.