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jeremyroberts Offline

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Posted: Oct. 20 2005, 17:24

My oh my!

Ok guys, I stop the ranting about L+S. So many bad things to say, not enough words. LOL just outrageously sarcastic here.

I just wanted to say that I LOVE "Discovery". What do I love so much in DISCOVERY?

Sound of the drums. Simon Phillips is the king of the drums. The best British drummer in the world actually! And a damn good producer/engineer. The best producer for Mike, I think.

Sound of the synths. Don't know which ones were used, but they're perfectly balanced with the other instruments, and the sounds fit so well with the songs... Mike had perfect ears while recording Discovery.

Melodies and lyrics. That's what defines a song: the melody and the lyrics. And the songs on Discovery are beautiful songs for me.

All this is just my opinion anyway.

The Bell(end) Offline

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Posted: Oct. 20 2005, 17:31

I know it's illegal, but I agree!

The lake tops it all off, the best song orientated album, would Crises count as song orientated? Even if it is this is still my favourite song-orientated album.

I'm counting song orientated as having the majority of tracks containing lyrics like Islands, not Five Miles out *confusing!!*

Anyway, a great album indeed :cool:

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