epsilon75 wrote:24db wrote:cantosis wrote:
I am surprised, it might be a grower for you though as you say. sometimes it just doesnt click. I didn`t like the last cup disc and after a few plays it still hasn`t clicked with me.
I'm warming to it Matt
although that penny whistle sample Edgar uses on the first track is setting my teeth on edge
Andy
Honest opinion on "Lord Nelson". I know you have heard it before but what do you think?
um...honest? not sure, might have been slightly remixed or perhaps I'm just used to the Mp3's compression, so...yes a very nice track, but I prefer the original TDOC download. As I said I really need to listen to the whole disc more.
However I still like it, especially the little Froese touches, like the sneaky tempo changes and the dark edge to the melody at the end
Can't say I like
Ride on the Ray much, it's a bit like your favorite mate turning up on your doorstep in fancy dress, ringing the bell and saying 'Hey it's me'...it's amusing once, but if they do it again and again and again, each time with a different hat on the novelty has worn off.
Timeless is nice, although the weird phased (band-pass?) synth effect reminds me of the Shaun of the Dead soundtrack
I like
Synth Affection a lot (minus the beginning...perhaps it's Edgar's humour in the track?)...seems to be
Trauma's second cousin
nice bit of lead synth from Edgar on it btw,
Peddington at Five is a real glower (Love the buzzy Vangelis synths, the whispers at the beginning and Jew's harp-like synth at the end....might be a leftover from the Atomic series? sombre and stately!) and I also like the
Ca Va, Ca Marche Ca Ira Encore remix, especially the new drums, (as the old house Sample used to go...Funk...funk, funk-Funky...yeah! erhem
)
guitarists, they'll never understand 
