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Public Service Broadcasting's track with JDB now streaming
has this been posted yet? not fantastic quality, across on NPR:
http://www.npr.org/2017/06/29/532602...g-every-valley album out next week. for what it's worth, 'progress' is definitely one of my songs of the year.
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So guess who listened to the first track for ages thinking it was the one with James on?
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I like JDB doing guest vocals. I like Public Service Broadcasting. Therefore I like this track.
Thanks for posting the link! EDIT: Any idea who did the lyrics? Very Nicky-like...
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It's the poem Gwalia Deserta by Idris Davies
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Ah! Fantastic. Had no idea. Thanks for clearing that up.
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It was a decent song - need a high quality rip to hear it better. Did JDB write the music?
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He gets a joint songwriting credit in the album credits so guess he had some input. Still working my through it but seems a more expansive album than previous PSB, liking it a lot.
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I've had it on repeat.
I loved Commemoration and Amnesia (1998) and musically it reminds me of that. JDB's skill at putting lovely, foreboding music to poetry is unmatched in my opinion.
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It's cool. It reminds me a lot of All Alone Here (Empty Souls' B-side) plus a dash of Massive Attack's Teardrop.
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Totally getting the Massive Attack feel in the song, that's spot on. It's a belter of a track to help tide us over!
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Good song, good album
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The entire album is brilliant and moving.
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'Those Manics are great mun ent'it!' | Miyazaki-San, Arigato | POPCORN! | PorcoTunes: SC=fdporco YT=PorcoForever | | I know our time has come and gone / At least we blazed a trail and shone | | Yes I knew this thing would end / I did not know where or when | |
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It is indeed. I think a wise choice to focus on the personal rather than the political and as a result the back half of the album is all the feels. Particularly you + me which all gets quite emotional with the gorgeous crescendo of strings.
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Pretty much everything from All Out onwards is pure gold on the album, thats my only frustration to be honest that the 1st half feels a bit weak in comparison. Good shout on All Alone Here up above , very similiar melody and all the better for it!
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