From: Jack Scanlon, scanman72358@yahoo.com
Subject: 
Date: 2/8/2002 7:39:55 AM
To: seance@lists.no-fi.com


In a message dated 2/8/02 9:51:24 AM Eastern Standard
Time, bhamill@prolificom.net writes:


That break bit sounds like  Neil Young, not David
Bowie-"Words (Between
the Lines of Age)". Anyone else familiar with that
song? "Someone and
someone were down by the pond, looking for something
to plant in the
lawn" or something. I'll confess, I've only heard the
Henry Kaiser/
Victoria Williams version on The Bridge:A Tribute to
Neil Young. She
does the freakiest vocals. Anyway--Brian H.


That's what I thought. "Words" from Neil Young's
Harvest album.  

I've had AENT since Monday, and did not want to make a
hasty review, because I have been battling the flu,
and I was not able to concentrate while listening. 
Some comments from other members strike a note with
me.

Mark P rates BC as a 5/5 and represents to him his
Church.  I like this idea that only one album can be a
5.  For me then, P=A is my Church. Like Mark, I don't
expect them to explore my Church again.  

I think AENT is the Church's most realized album since
P=A.  Beautiful unhurried songs.  I expected to hate
Chromium, but I agree with whoever wrote that this
song fits into the feel of the album rather than
standing out from the work.  Right now Invisible is my
favorite, especially the string scratching and the
Swedish train passing through.  

I think Kate said that this is a winter album.  I'd
have to agree with her.  

I also have reservations regarding the tour.  How will
these songs come across in a live setting?  

The production is top notch.

A new single, a new PK CD, and a new Tyg CD, if you
please.

Jack

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