I’m in agreement with most here... “An Open Mind” is the best of the new tracks. That hook is ridiculously catchy


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Catchy

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y3potential wrote: ↑Thu 01 Aug 2019, 12:47 am Ich Bin Musik is hypnotic. Chris is all over this. Wonderful stuff..!

Agreed

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I’ve always liked “Elysium” ... and still do.


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A nice surprise, regardless of the pros and cons

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Oh, how about “Next”?

(probably said that before, but can’t be bothered to recheck at present)


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Very 2018 = Confirmed masterpiece.

Stunning!!!


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Ditto on all of the comments (so far).
“Kings Cross” is easily one of my top
PSB songs ... ever


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I’m out of guesses. However, I’m still keen on that album Neil “threatened” (sarcastically) to make called “Slush”... consisting of the most slow, unbearably OTT PSB ballads imaginable

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“CheekyPete”

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The new anthemic/slow mix of “Heart” is wonderful.

I haven’t heard the whole Marbella set ... but is this just a segue to “Go West”?

Regardless, I like it!


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Marie loves PSB wrote: ↑Sun 15 Jul 2018, 9:06 am

Patrick Bateman wrote: ↑Sat 14 Jul 2018, 9:32 pm Are his glasses getting bigger or is his head getting smaller?

lol.....

Both

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Crap crossword in every way

Yuck

And yes, I could do one hellava lot better, if anyone knows my real job (Google me)

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(Martin Ashwood-Smith)

Yes, fantastic!

Thanks


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Regardless of one’s personal politics, the PSB have definitely let the political climate of the day influence their songwriting, their albums.

Exhibit 1:

“Actually” and Thatcherism. Would “King’s Cross” have ever been written in a different political climate?


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