"Someone said we were all dead."

Track 12 - Ocean Blue.

That one sounded much more '80s indie.

As does this.

The Cocteau Twins-lite.

Was this one on C86?

This is the more chilled-out part of the album.

Peter Hook bass again.

Were the Stone Roses basically a Primitives rip-off band?

Track 13 - Run Baby Run.

It's all gone lo-fi.

I would say this is like the Shop Assistants, but, before my time innit?

Track 14 - Don't Want Anything to Change.

This really does sound like it was recorded over a couple of years

Last track - Buzz Buzz Buzz.

Bloke singing again.

Last one,

Guest‎‎‏‏‎ ‎ wrote:

This really does sound like it was recorded over a couple of years

It kind of reminds me of the Gruppo Sportivo album in that respect.

Not musically obviously, but rather the sound and sophistication of the tracks has varied considerably.

In the case of this album, it's like the it's got steadily more basic and under-developed - more demo-ey.

It is over.

I felt that was a very good album that probably had too many tracks on it but was consistently pleasing sounding and had the sense to throw in something odder whenever it was threatening to get too Poppy for its own good.

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

I shall give it 3 stars.

Well, that was OK.

Not really my thing, but it would be churlish indeed to say any of was bad or dislikable.

Perhaps a little musically basic, but quite ahead of its time in it's own retro '60s way considering all the guff that was to come in the next decade.