Track 11 - Little Savage.

Another sorry mess.

This one could have fitted perfectly on Armed Forces.

I sense that he's restless.

In relation to his earlier work this is to Costello as Lodger is to Bowie.


Only minus the charisma.

I promise you'll prefer NAF, Stevie_ButtonZ.

Track 12 - Boy with a Problem.

Lyrics by Chris Difford.

Nightjar wrote:

I sense that he's restless.

In relation to his earlier work this is to Costello as Lodger is to Bowie.


Only minus the charisma.

He should've gone into theatre.

Or the movies.

He's only actually got about 3 melody lines, but he puts a lot of notes in to try and hide it, but it just makes everything messy and both too simple and complicated at the same time. But not in an interesting way.

The Ephelant Man.

Golirras in the Mist.

Track 13 - Pidgin English.

Getting a bit psychedelic.

The Beatles.

The Kinks.

Then stopping being psychedelic.

Classical style acoustic guitar solo.

I think it's safe to say that his voice is an acquired taste.

If you don't like it then you're never going to like it.

The fact that looms over the production like God's menacing face in Time Bandits is bold to the point of recklessness.

Track 14 - You Little Fool.

The first single from the album.

BTW.

The best backing band of all time are Bowie's "Berlin Trilogy" band.

Nightjar wrote:

BTW.

The best backing band of all time are Bowie's "Berlin Trilogy" band.

This is a fact.

FACT!