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TheEmbryo wrote:That Dots & Dashes review belongs in Private Eye's "Pseud's Corner" I think. It sounds like someone's trying to make some good points in there but it's entirely obscured by all the words they're using.

Yeah i wish I had known about the raves along the M23????

Badger wrote:

TheEmbryo wrote:That Dots & Dashes review belongs in Private Eye's "Pseud's Corner" I think. It sounds like someone's trying to make some good points in there but it's entirely obscured by all the words they're using.

Yeah i wish I had known about the raves along the M23????

Yeah, I noticed that... wouldn't have been so cool to follow a band called 'London to Brighton'.

vvt23 wrote:http://www.ink19.com/issues/march2012/m ... bital.html

i use to write for them years ago.

Am I the only one who don't love too much the new album?
I think it's too light, sunny and dancey to Orbital. I expected something more dark and slower album with goosbumping tunes, but with Wonky I feel nothing special.
All the tracks are just nice. Unfortunately it's just summer festival music to dance to, but not a real soulful home music, like In Sides (the best Orbital album IMO).
Distractions is far the best track, it's the most Orbital-like track. Straight Sun also one of my favourites, and Beelzedub! Beelzedub is butal I love it!! But Stringy Acid is too simple and primitive I think, it's the worst track in the album, after Never. I never liked Never too much - it's also too simplistic.
Wonky is a good track, especially the fucking grat middle - that's the best bit on the album! But I hate the cat meowing in it.
The opening and closing track are not so effective for me. Again they are too simple, but OBM is better to me.

Unfortunately the album is a dissapointment to me. Anyway, it's a nice album, but not a big comeback as I expected.

Stick with it Sinner....in my opinion it rewards repeat listens just like vintage Orbital albums....hated Wonky, Beezledub and Straight Sun when I first heard them, but the hooks get you in the end.....

Think you just need to not compare it to the classic 90's albums and let it move ur ass!!!!

How can Where Is It Going? not make you smile like a loon??

Where is it going? made me thank the lord that I was an Orbital fan.

A real shame you cant make the Glasgow gig shadyboy.

Maybe you can see them at T in the Park instead..

Thanks Poop. My daughter is very ill so we have to give it a pass this year, but again please have it large for me!!!!

Really concerned to hear about your daughter and of course my thoughts are with you and your family at this time.

I'll large it for the Scottish Orbital contingent on Saturday and wish you all the best.

Love and best wishes

pooptoad

shadyboy wrote:Thanks Poop. My daughter is very ill so we have to give it a pass this year, but again please have it large for me!!!!

I'm sorry to hear that Shady. Wishing her and your family all the best.

I must say that Wonky is the first Orbital Album since Insides that I dont skip any tracks at all.

Although MON still pips it at the post.

I never skip tracks. But there are no Orbital tracks that I want to skip.

Where is it... and One Big... started to growing on me. Now I like them more.
And I started to feel the album is working.

My highlights: Distractions, Beelzedub, Straight Sun.

My highlights: Distractions, Beelzedub, Straight Sun.

Mine are Distractions, Stringy Acid, Beelzedub and Where Is It Going? (At the moment)!

My wife and I saw them at Leeds last night. My wife took some great pictures ( and good videos too).

An amazing night.

I was listening to the radio last night and heard Stringy Acid for the first time on it's own. I'm beginning to think that having Distractions before it on the album ruins it fro me 'coz 'twas bloody belting last night.