Interesting article about the new Pete Waterman compilation

https://superdeluxeedition.com/intervie ... as-priest/

He has good words for PSB but not their then manager (10th paragraph approx)

Interestingly enough, the revolution in AI could enable us to create our own instrumental versions of albums. We'll, when I say "us" I don't include myself as I've only just abandoned Windows 7

Kevinthehorse wrote: ↑Tue 14 Nov 2023, 5:28 pm "A Load Of Dingo's Kidneys"

Shouldn't that be "Dingos' kidneys",given that a load would require more kidneys than one dingo could supply?

Pedantic Pet Shop Boys

I'll say something very unpopular then - I really do not rate it, and hated the change of direction after what came before. Being Boring the magnificent exception to the rule.The use of old analogue synths is largely so flat, dull and lifeless. Every time I listen and over a considerable number of ...

A more interesting thread would be "Name the next PSB single". We might then get some interesting titles rather than people flicking through a dictionary for random words like Rhododendron, Colostomy, Stopcock and Flange

What a sordid little scene

Not exactly PSB-related but Duran Duran's new Halloween album is sounding very good indeed, at least the three tracks I've heard. So good to have a bit of Andy Taylor again.

y3potential wrote: ↑Mon 23 Oct 2023, 10:43 am

daveid wrote: ↑Mon 23 Oct 2023, 9:48 am What in your opinion is the best question to ask in order to get an answer? (Six years and still waiting)

I usually find they prefer the more quirky ones, rather than the "what's your favourite song/film/food" type questions.. Just an observation.

Yes I think so

What in your opinion is the best question to ask in order to get an answer? (Six years and still waiting)

Which version of Go West are we talking about? Certainly isn't on the album version.

Who'll get the bum rap for this?

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

(Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious)

Pretty in Pink...isn't she?

I approve, despite it not being a favourite colour of mine.

Relentless has never been known as an EP. It's 37-38 minutes in length which is longer than a mini-album (though these distinctions are fairly meaningless these days)

Bob Dylan's album Nashville Skyline is ten tracks and runs for just 26 minutes.

That's two albums released in three months with no new material on them. As with Smash, I will purchase this, despite having the original which I got for a steal at £6 in 2003.