Re: The album running-commentary and general listening discussion thread. Part 2!

[Nightjar]

The b*tch said something mystical - "hurro"...

[Guest]

That's a bass guitar!

Wonder who's playing it?

[The Call of the Wendigo]

I don't think the guitar on this album works at all. It just sounds like it's been bolted on afterwards.

[Guest]

Waitress played by Cherry Vanilla.

[Nightjar]

I love Sanborne's sax at the end here!

[Guest]

It's gone a bit Tom Waits

[Nightjar]

It's nearly over folks.

This is the melancholic home stretch...

[The Call of the Wendigo]

Final track - The Moment of Clarity.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

Sounds like Mother.

[Nightjar]

I think I know every single lyric on this whole album.

[Guest]

I love Sanborne's sax at the end here!

That's what she said. (in the post before yours)

[Nightjar]

I wonder whether Syd Barrett ever heard this album.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

It has ended.

I liked the very end line.

Overall, as an album, it struggled to hold my attention as it just sounded like the same two songs from The Wall being played over and over again.

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

[Nightjar]

Oh, God...

I might cry.

[Guest]

And it's over.

Can we do Hot Space next week?

[Nightjar]

I really really really really really love that record.

[Nightjar]

There's a programme on on BBC1 called The Wall!

[Nightjar]

Presented by Danny Dyer - the Roger Waters of films about hooligans and small time cockney gangsters.

[Guest]

Overall, as an album, it struggled to hold my attention as it just sounded like the same two songs from The Wall being played over and over again.

Maybe we could try his modern Opera, Ça Ira?

[Guest]

It's just occured to me, he didn't mention his dead dad once!

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