Sydney Daily Telegraph on 31.3.5 4.5 out of 5 New Order's best album since Technique.
New Weekly (trashy woman's mag) 5 out of 5.
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I wonder if that Herald Sun review isn't the same as the Telegraph one, just syndicated? I won't include it in the averages unless you find out otherwise.
By the way yokels, the next issue of international Sound on Sound (Mar), due in newsstands shortly, is the one that features the extensive Hague interview on the making of True Faith.
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depthcharge wrote: I wonder if that Herald Sun review isn't the same as the Telegraph one, just syndicated? I won't include it in the averages unless you find out otherwise.
By the way yokels, the next issue of international Sound on Sound (Mar), due in newsstands shortly, is the one that features the extensive Hague interview on the making of True Faith.
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You're right. All the Murdoch papers could have the same review. Without retyping the Tele's review, It is written by Kathy McCabe, and starts:
" While Franz Ferdinand, the Killers and the Bravery were having the back catalogue of New Order fused to their musical DNA.....
(and ends)
New Order not only survive but thrive on their eight album, a spectacular collection of new material, which sounds exactely like their old stuff. "
That's the one Ron, the Telegraph and the Herald Sun are one and the same and i think they gave it 5 out of 5.
Buffer Low wrote: That's the one Ron, the Telegraph and the Herald Sun are one and the same and i think they gave it 5 out of 5.
Well, if there's going to be widely syndicated review, it's nice that it's 5 out of 5, instead of something lower.
That it is Patrick, but i wouldn't put too much into it as they are all a talentess bunch of bastards.
Buffer Low wrote: That it is Patrick, but i wouldn't put too much into it as they are all a talentess bunch of bastards.
I'm sure you're right about that, BL.
Buffer Low wrote: Would you trust a tabloid Patrick? (the album is fucken brilliant, by the way).
Probably not, BL. I too am getting quite a bit of pleasure from WFTSC.
Patrick wrote:
Probably not, BL. I too am getting quite a bit of pleasure from WFTSC.
Tabloids are fucken evil and WFTSC is everything i hoped for.
Buffer Low wrote:
Patrick wrote:
Probably not, BL. I too am getting quite a bit of pleasure from WFTSC.
Tabloids are fucken evil and WFTSC is everything i hoped for.
I think I can safely say that I have never purchased, read, or otherwise been associated with a tabloid. And once again I fully endorse the WFTSC comment.
Huntsman wrote: P, would you ever contemplate a re-name from Patrick to Daddy Smooth?
How's that WFTSC review coming, H?
Buffer Low wrote: But you could do so much more Patrick.
Holy crap, IT'S GETTIN' HOT IN HERE!
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Buffer Low wrote: But you could do so much more Patrick.
Probably so, BL. What did you have in mind?
depthcharge wrote: Is that a mike stand on your avatar or are you just happy to see Pats?
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Oh stop it Depth you're killing me. It is in fact Ian's mike stand. By the way Depth what are you and me doing up at 1:30 in the morning?
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Patrick wrote: Probably so, BL. What did you have in mind?
Not what Mr Charge has in mind.
He has a few recurring themes.
Buffy, where are you precisely? There's a hell of a lot of sand between you and me I suspect - I'm two hours behind. Although, perhaps you and CTB could hook up for a kebab in Carlton, he still seems in good spirit and has never been known to deny himself a late-night lamb sandwich.
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depthcharge wrote: Buffy, where are you precisely? There's a hell of a lot of sand between you and me I suspect - I'm two hours behind. Although, perhaps you and CTB could hook up for a kebab in Carlton, he still seems in good spirit and has never been known to deny himself a late-night lamb sandwich.
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Well, I'm quite partial - but I'll leave the decision in Buffler's hands. I've often admired Buffler's work, actually.
The assertion that I consume middle-eastern flatbread-encased rotisseried ovine products is not far from the mark, but only if the Subway is closed. And only Carlton as it's close to work and within stumbling distance from the Pumphouse.
CTB
Huntsman wrote: Sometimes, I wonder if DC isn't actually lord death, capable of sleep only during daylight.
Well, you know, H he has to adjust his schedule to accommodate us.
Your right P, I think the UK contingent has it just swell:
The US roster requires postal duty between the hours of 3am annd 10am whilst the Aussies must keep with a diet of 11pm - 3am.
Sometimes, I can scarcely be bothered contributing before my elevenses of scones and tea - and I can't recall the last time I logged myself en route past the witching hour. Why, that would be simply freakish.
Huntsman wrote: Your right P, I think the UK contingent has it just swell:
The US roster requires postal duty between the hours of 3am annd 10am whilst the Aussies must keep with a diet of 11pm - 3am.
Sometimes, I can scarcely be bothered contributing before my elevenses of scones and tea - and I can't recall the last time I logged myself en route past the witching hour. Why, that would be simply freakish.
I assume, H, that it's safe for me to ignore all that stuff I didn't understand? I forget exactly which thread it's on.
Yes P, it was harmless tom foolery loosely associated with the Star Wars project.
This might sound even more complex, but it ties in with the sci-fi routine from earlier: Nein Numb occupied a seat in the Millennium Foolproof during an audacious raid on the Death Charge in Return of the Janitors, whilst Mon Mothma from the same movie announced the death of many Bothans after supplying blueprints for the self same attack.
I've tried my best to make that feasible to understand - but I do find it tricky being this serious.
Thank you very much for that elucidation, H. I confess I haven't studied the Star Wars films. I'm not really very much of a fan of them. I greatly prefer PJ's trilogy.
