..rather fab, isn't it?

 

It's the heady days of 'Very / Relentless' all over again - the extra CD 'Fundamentalism' is corking - first track Fugitive is proof that the PSBs are as right-now-and-relevant as ever - that chunky bassline... love it. 'Psychological', too, is glorious.

 

The actual album I'm still getting through. Integral and Minimal are both uber-classic PSB, and Indefinite Leave to Remain - another track up there with Paninaro, It's a Sin, Left to my own Devices and West End Girls as one of their finest.

 

Stunning artwork, too, as always. Brilliant return to form.

I've got this, on Limited edition CD, with an extra CD, but I haven't had a chance to play yet.

I bought my copy today. I agree it's brilliant. Classic PSB.

 

 

I may buy the album after i've heard the next single.

I haven't heard this yet. :unsure:

An angel has sent me it now, I shall listen tomorrow and return with my verdict. :P

Is it the one with the Little Britain in the vid?

Is it the one with the Little Britain in the vid?

I think that was "I'm With Stupid" wasn't it? :unsure:

That was the single.... and when you listen to the album, it's one of the weaker tracks.

 

Diane Warren wrote one (she pens for Aerosmith, Toni Braxton, Tina Turner etc.) called 'Numb' which is amazing. And the bonus remix CD - wow - excellent.

 

Deserves number one this week, this album.

Integral is superb.

Integral - surely a single?

After listening to the album I agree about Integral. :D

 

I wouldn't say I'm With Stupid is the worst track but not the best either... :unsure:

I'm planning on getting this sometime, such an amazing band.

 

I heard a track called 'Twntieth Century' in the shop yesterday and it sounded great, persuading me more to get the album. :dance:

I've just started it listening to it great start to "Psychological" great sound for the psb!.

anyone who's gonna buy the album... I'd definitely recommend getting the limited one with the extra CD - the mixes, especially the Richard X one - excellent.

It is easily there best album since 1993s "Very".

 

My favourite tracks are Casanova In Hell; Psychological; Luna Park; The Sodom & Gomorrah Show & Integral.

 

The only track I don't rate is Numb which sticks out like a sore thumb on this Trevor Horn produced return to form.

 

 

Intregal is awesome, hope they release as a single

Integral reminds me of Your Disco Needs You.... I reckon it's one of the best songs they've ever recorded.

It's charted at no.24 in Ireland

Are Fugitive lyrics available ? :o

 

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