"We ran out of time." I cracked out Results the other day and was astonished again at how much material they produced between Introspective and Very - three studio albums of their own, Results, half of Reputation, half the Cicero album, half a soundtrack album, the Discography singles, a handful of ...

"We ran out of time."

Very nice, but not my cup of tea. Enjoy.

I'm listening to it now - it's the single/album version. I have the special edition CD. I doubt that would make a difference, but I can't hear anything untoward with this...

Are you listening on CD, vinyl, or streaming?

Drico.

Whatever about cohesion, it's been a near-vintage b-side/bonus track era. In my book, nine of those 13 veer from good to great, three are throwaway, and one is an unlistenable screech. That's a very good return. When even Superchumbo has starred, it's been a good campaign. I tend to favour the more ...

These things are artificial constructs to moderate the overwhelming impact of streaming, the VAR of pop music. Drico. PSB are always whistled for offside. They've been banished to the seniors walking football league... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6bFxh2cnzU "Let’s pretend we won a war like a f ...

Isn't that a double A-side though? How can they be separate entries on the physical singles chart then? Chart rules or some other nonsense, no doubt. I struggle to understand the difference between the Sales chart, Physical Sales chart, and the actual chart, so you're asking the wrong person to ...

Fair play to Neil and Chris: they have surrounded themselves with a proper music power couple: Angela and Stuart Price. That's some pretty impressive recruitment.

Smash has smashed back into the UK Album Sales chart at number 28. Ultimate re-enters at 63. This is the chart without streaming. Smash re-enters the UK Physical Albums at 29. Ultimate has reached a new peak of number four on the UK Album Downloads chart. Discography - remember that? - re-enters at ...

I think this is the most we've ever disagreed on a PSB track, Drico - Why Am I Dancing? on the album just has a sort of magic for me, and the demo doesn't. Might be all the autotune. But hey, now we've both got a version we like! I think we've disagreed fairly comprehensively on the album, Ramzy ...

Why am I dancing? - a wan, lethargic lowpoint on Nonetheless for me - is gloriously energetic in its original demo form. The difference is stark. The intro alone is immeasurably more exciting. I think James Ford stripped the life from it. On the flip side, credit to Ford for the flourishes in ...

There's a lovely warmth to the demos. I found the final album grandly austere to the point of coldness, so the release of the demos allows a different perspective of these songs.

Drico.

Eu quero espantar a dor
Para outro lugar
Se a vida é
Tão pura é

Olodum - Estrada da paixão

I'm amazed some people don't seem to recognise "success". This IS success. A sold-out world tour, top three album, A-listed singles, awards ceremonies, festival headline spots, prime time TV appearances, feature-length documentaries, week-long radio show takeovers, fine bone china tea sets...and all ...

I reckon the next will either be a six disc set with all the b-sides or a two-disc of the last 15 years but not in release order. I find it hard to believe they'd start of a compilation with all those cover versions. Especially as they largely mislaid their genius with a cover version 30 years ago ...