Better than Pawn Hearts, The Least.... and H to He....

I dont see a single note wrong with Goldbluff. And "Arrow" is great
jazz fusion. All the fours songs sound different and are amazing. All
the songs are melodic (in a complex way) not a balladic way and have
AMAZZZZZZZING singing by Hammill... probably his best apart from The
Plague of Lighthouse Keepers

You can argue that Pawn Hearts had Lemmings which was slightly weak. H
to He had "Lost" which kind of is a little weak compared to others on
the book. And The Least had After the Flood which was a bit dull and
too long.

I still havent found Aerosol Grey Machine or Still Life on par with
those 4 albums. But I have to listen to Still Life more. The others
after Still Life are not as consistent or spectacular as those 4
albums.

On 23 Jul 2006 10:29:07 -0700, clueidiota@yahoo.com wrote:

It's actually the best record ever made by anyone ever, of course.

clueidiota@yahoo.com wrote:

Perhaps your suggestion would carry more weight if you managed to get
the album title right?

clueidiota@yahoo.com wrote:

Oooh look - look at me - not mainstream after all...

Go one clueless - give us your top ten ballards....

On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:43:44 +0100, Slubberdegullion
doughnutzbanana.com> wrote:

What's a ballard? Appalachian love song?

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Tracy Barber

On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:43:44 +0100, Slubberdegullion
doughnutzbanana.com> wrote:

1) Russ
2) J.G.
3)...uh, that's it. I'm out.

clueidiota@yahoo.com wrote:

clueidiota@yahoo.com come on down:

On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 18:14:09 -0400, R. Totale yahoo.com>
wrote:

Using the first option, my answer was going to be :

1. Voices
2. I Know There's Something Going On
3. New York Groove
4. ...and then I'm out.

Cabeza Borradora wrote:

Perhaps the clueless idiot was making a subtle comment on the fact that
the name of the band is misspelled on every album.

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