But I too will continue to yurn for more drums, and the hope that Steve will return at some point in the future. I certainly wish him all the best no matter what he decides to do, but at the same time I believe the drums allow the band to shine through a little more. A little less shy. fragile and reserved if you will. When I see them live these days, I always get the feeling their are holding back and are a bit more selfconscious. I believe Steve allowed them to open up more during their performances.
Keith
That's funny, I recently got "Umbrella" and am loving it, it hasn't left the<html><div><BR>Keith Abbott <BR>Producer, Rise of Nobility : http://www.riseofnobility.com <BR>Personal Site: http://www.allaboutkeith.com <BR>Trooper TK1210, 501st Garrison Tyranus (Virginia) </div></html>
Stereo in over a month. It is quite different though, a lot more
Sundays/Cocteau Twins sounding than anything they released since Birds of my
Neighborhood. I can see how fans from the early days like Cliff & Andy would
miss that sound. It's dated but really good regardless. "Sorry & Sad Together"
and "Revolving Man"... hmm-hmm :-)
Gaby
Quoting cliff holt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I got mine last month and have enjoyed it very much. It's very stripped down - more so than Christ Is My Hope & Befriended - yet, that how a lullaby should be I suppose.
Maybe in my dreams they will revisit Umbrella and make a full on pop/record someday.
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