Hello
I know the last thing you want to read is my opinion, but I'll inflict it upon you anyway.

fyhcywlap is no tigermilk, but i still adore it.  let's face it, if they put out another tigermilk or iyfs we would complain that they're not giving us anything new.  we should remember this.

i adore this album regardless of flaws.  it's the first b&s album i've bought because i wanted to listen to good music, and not because i wanted to defy the music world.  it's finally just fantabulous music to me and not some malformed mantra.  i'm excited.

someone mentioned the change is in the number of additional musicians.  couldn't agree more that this is the case and this album seems less exclusive.  however, all the songs sound so rich that I won't complain.  besides, one of my all-time faves is "get me away from here" but i always found the instrumentation to be hollow and sparse.  this is a nice, though flawed, change.

only word on sunrise: sounds like leonard cohen was in a good mood when he met gordon lightfoot in a dark alley and nana mouskouri was on-hand to mediate.  very bizarre but i like the "ahs" in between verses.

i'm done
manhattans and cuba libras to you all!

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