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I remember my cousin playing this constantly over Christmas 82
I definitely think it paved the way for the Private dancer album it sounded so big and like you say production was spot on
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High Hopes, Pink Floyd.
*An Official Foo-Approved guitarist since Sept 2023.
I was elated when this came out. Back with a bang after 15 years away. Shame it wasn't for longer
Debateable as to whether or not they were the artists' best, but all pretty big sellers on the back of new-found sobriety - artists who were, to a greater or lesser extent, pretty much washed up beforehand.
My head said brake, but my heart cried never.
Prior to MM's brilliant cover, it was just another pile of ugly moaning buried in a turgid mix, same as every other Springsteen song.
Fair point though, it's like another Fleetwood Mac.
Still feels weird that there was a 12-13 year gap between their Manscape and Send albums. In The Art Of Stopping was the opener on Send, and sounded like they'd (1) never been away, and (2) rediscovered their spikey Pink Flag essence. Great track.