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

[Tina Turner]

Now I'm off to see what's on the telly tonight.

It had better be better than what they're showing to normal people.

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[Butterfield]

Argh! The keyboards have gone all wiggy.

The single version cuts out that bit.

[Butterfield]

The playing order for the album was a bit off - 1984 is usually the last track.

[Tina Turner]

I wanted to call it Never Mind the Bullocks but they wouldn't let me.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

Now to listen to Freddie Mercury's Mr Bad Guy album.

I have never encountered a Queen album I've liked. Can Freddie do any better on his own?

[The Call of the Wendigo]

I hope it's a short one.

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Track 1 - Let's Turn it On.

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Started off very mid 1980s dancey.

A bit like what Russ Abbott was doing at the time.

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Reminiscent of that filler track on Pipes of Peace.

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Was it called Tug of Peace?

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I haven't played it in years. I shall have to give it a listen once this album's finished.

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This really does sound like something Russ Abbott would have done.

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It feels very very long.

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This is terrible. He's just using key changes to disguise the fact the song's not going anywhere.

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Track 2 - Made in Heaven.

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I'm not sure this is from that album.

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I have now checked with Wikipedia. It is from the album.

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This sounds like Queen.

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Diminished chord.

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