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The PSB-NO connection stays alive: 'This is home' and 'Here' for instance. 'Here' of PSB is often called 'Home' because of the lyric 'You've got a home'. Both songs have a similar message. 
leather_girl wrote: Got my copy of Never Cry Another Tear from amazon.co.jp in the post, just this minute! I'll give my opinion on 'Higher Wider Deeper' when I properly listen to it.
Apparently, Alex plays bass on 'Falling Trees', and 'Split the Atom', 'Shine like the sun', 'Walk on silver water'. Stephen is on drums on 'Running out of luck, 'Poisonous Intent', 'Runaway'.
Any insights to higher, wider, deeper yet?
Utopia wrote: http://www.discogs.com/release/1958028
Poisonous Intent Additional Programming - Stephen Morris
A Jack Mitchell is credited with boring drums on 5 tracks according to discogs.com, but also according to discogs.com Jack Mitchell was born in 1932 and DIED in 1997! Interesting, has Barney enlisted dead souls to help out?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_Cry_Another_Tear
- "How Long" (iTunes Bonus Track)
Anyone heard this?
Ryan wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_Cry_Another_Tear
- "How Long" (iTunes Bonus Track)
Anyone heard this?
From the iTunes preview, it sounds like another Jake track?
So who sings on "higher, wider, deeper"?
I need to know if I can scatch another song off my list.
Turn Jim wrote: So who sings on "higher, wider, deeper"?
I need to know if I can scatch another song off my list.
Bernard Sumner but it is a very good song, the ending of that song is very good.
El Jarvo wrote:
You've given the tracks 32 out of 50. Where'd the overall 4/5 come from then? You're rounding up? A.Pedant.
Yeah, I don't like voting out of 5, there must be something between 3 and 4, it was the overall feeling of the album as I heard it from the preview.
BUT today the CD has arrived (quick and efficient service from Townsend I must say) and I will post a final review with votes out of 10 with an exact overall vote. Happy? 
AND can you send me Higher Wider Deeper and How Long please?
I wasn't aware these two tracks existed at all.
And how could Bernard release a track with the same title of an Electronic album track?
I bet he didn't even remember about it.
EDIT: I didn't think I could download How Long as a single track, but I just did! :) Erm, more Doves with Marr on guitar, but pleasant enough.
STILL need Higher Wider Deeper, thank you.
So, Walk On Silver Water is indeed a really touching song, sounds very inspired, Barney at his best again, with a little help from Alex James. These Changes is one of those songs the Doves wish they'd have written. Falling Trees is nothing special but it's OK, Split The Atom is really good, the verse is wonderful and the chorus is radio-friendly, could have been used as a single. How Long, as said, is Jimi Goodwin in The Smiths, should be wrong but it's just beautiful. The whole album, actually, is uncool but lovely. If interested in a full review here's my blog post.
Now the updated ratings (out of 10 and by New Order's standards, compared to the rest of the music scene they'd all be 10s):
Sink Or Swim 6 Twist Of Fate 7 Summer Days 8 This Is Home 7 Running Out Of Luck 9 Dynamo 6 Poisonous Intent 8 These Changes 7 Walk On Silver Water 9 Shine Like The Sun 7 Runaway 7 Head Into Tomorrow 3 Falling Trees 5 Split The Atom 7 How Long 7
Now, the average would be 6,86666667
We can round it up to 7
But the overall feel of this album is 8, because having two excellent songs like Running Out Of Luck and Walk On Silver Water is already wonderful, and the most of the other tracks are just really good, also I think the average would be much higher without Head Into Tomorrow. 
So apparently "Summer Days On Holiday" is actually called "Summer Days" according to the album packaging/booklet, is that correct? Wonder why they changed it?
runwild wrote: The only one I haven't heard is Higher Wider Deeper. Is there anyone who can give a link?
NO:D
Send me your email addy and i will explain why?
Sent PM but i think it is corrupt.....
runwild wrote: The only one I haven't heard is Higher Wider Deeper. Is there anyone who can give a link?
I told you NO!
