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    Posted: August 06 2008 at 08:27
Good to read on sofasound.com that Peter Hammill is recording a new album, titled "All Of This" can't wait.
 
"All Of This", "And Close As This", "This"....???
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I would be really excited....but he hasn't done anything good since The Aerosol Grey Machine....Cry
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Points: 864 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 07 2008 at 14:21
Originally posted by NurseryCryme89 NurseryCryme89 wrote:

I would be really excited....but he hasn't done anything good since The Aerosol Grey Machine....Cry
 
...which is like saying that Peter Gabriel hasn't done anything good since 'From Genesis to Revelation'.
 
(And, of course, that's very untrue. Gabe only lost it after PG 2 from '78)
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Points: 55 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 07 2008 at 16:18
Originally posted by bucka001 bucka001 wrote:

Originally posted by NurseryCryme89 NurseryCryme89 wrote:

I would be really excited....but he hasn't done anything good since The Aerosol Grey Machine....Cry
 
...which is like saying that Peter Gabriel hasn't done anything good since 'From Genesis to Revelation'.
 
(And, of course, that's very untrue. Gabe only lost it after PG 2 from '78)



I couldn't agree with you more!

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Points: 166183 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 07 2008 at 16:21
Woo.
 
Wasn't really bowled over with his latest solo album nor te recent VDGG so perhaps I'll wait to buy.
 
Still good news though.
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Since the Aerosol Grey Machine??  What about "Black Box", or "The Future Now", or "Chameleon?"  Sorry NurseryCryme89, I couldn't disagree more, PH albums are a running exposition of what Hammill's working on, or where his mind is at when the album is released.  Peter Gabriel suggested that he would do the same with his solo career but quickly went back to the mega-album/tour concept. 

Kudos to Hammill for a great set of albums, with some clinkers (which he acknowledges on his website) but also with some real highlights.  My world would be much duller without songs like "Vision", "The Future Now", "Energy Vampires", "Here Come the Talkies", "Invisible Ink", "Jargon King", "Flight", "A Kick to Kill the Kiss", "Losing Faith in Words", "A Motor-Bike in Africa", "My Experience", "Everyone You Hold", "The Noise", "Pushing Thirty", "Stupid", &c. &c.  For me, Singularity was a great release, expressive and articulate with some real kickers. 

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Points: 8 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 19 2008 at 07:31
I'm looking foward to it- he was great in NYC acouple of months ago, still intense as hell.                   
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