Re: The album running-commentary and general listening discussion thread. Part 3!

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Apparently, the singer's called Dee Fearon.

And the record label was owned by Phil Fearon.

Coincidence? Or something altogether more sinister?

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It's still very

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And I'm back!

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Track 3 - Come into my World.

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Started off like music from a shampoo advert.

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Now it's back to being again.

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I do get the feeling it's going to be another album where every track is basically the same.

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They've gone completely mad with the percussion settings on their Casio keyboard.

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It's gone full-on Prodge now.

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I want to see them do a video in the sewers.

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Track 4 - Casanova.

Apparently, the Prodigy did a remix of this one.

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Anyway, this one appears to be live.

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And I'm back again!



I give up.

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She's started singing. I have decided it's not really live. They were just pretending it is.

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And I'm back again!



I give up.

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Rapping.

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Track 5 - Video Blocked in Your Country.

That's my favourite Baby D track.

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Actually, it's their cover of Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime.

But I'm not allowed to hear it, by YouTube.

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Track 6 - Day Dreaming.

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Starts with telephone dial tones, like ELO's Telephone Line.

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