It is over.

It was well done but it was all too slow for my liking.

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

It's all over bar the handclaps.

I shall give it 3 stars.

Youtube autoplay has switched straight to "Music and Lights".

Nightjar wrote:

Youtube autoplay has switched straight to "Music and Lights".

This is so good.

I'd forgotten all about it, but hearing it again it takes me right back to... er... 1982.

It's got an extra melodic dimension.

It should've been on the album if hadn't been written and recorded a whole year later.

I might've'd given it top marks.

Well, that was all hotter than hotte and highly enjoyable. Other than the last song sounding very much like Body Talk, therefore being a mild anticlimax after an otherwise stunning order of tracks, I have absolutely no criticism whatsoever. And I only have one thing left to say:

5/5

I think the only other album I've given 5 stars is Tubular Bells II - plus Feargal Sharkey in an unofficial revised rating. I need this album in my collection.

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Youtube autoplay has switched straight to "Music and Lights".

This is so good.

I'd forgotten all about it, but hearing it again it takes me right back to... er... 1982.

It's got an extra melodic dimension.

It's should've been on the album.

I might've'd given it top marks.

If the whole record is as good as "Music and Lights" then I'd honestly and frankly and truthfully state that their second album is probably worthy of a commentary too.

Butterfield wrote:

This is almost late 80s Chicago house!

Quote :

Body Talk proved to be an enduring album, with the tracks "So Good, So Right" and "Burnin' Up" being cited as influential and ahead of their time (the latter has been acknowledged by Frankie Knuckles as a key track in the development of house music).

Butterfield wrote:

I think the only other album I've given 5 stars is Tubular Bells II - plus Feargal Sharkey in an unofficial revised rating. I need this album in my collection.

Only one album in the history of the Nu-HotW commentary era (well over 1000 albums) has ever got a combined 5/5 score.

What's that?

Basically, I don't want you to listen to it, subsequently mark it, and spoil its perfect score.

Nobody else remembers what album it is other than me as well.