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Who is speaking on this track?

Inferno definitely has an early 90s Crystal Maze feel to it on some tracks even if that wasn't the intention.

Samplehunter wrote:Outside of school, not really.

How old are you?

Or any physical media for that matter with the exception of LaserDisc.

VHS was inferior to Betamax and I seldom used it except to record the occasional TV programme on blank tape.

While I wasn't sad to see VHS go I never liked DVDs either.

Daily Mail reader? Is that an ironic statement?

Half ironic. I do read it for articles by Peter Hitchens who I've met and the Mail online comments section which is priceless.

Also contrary to popular belief not everyone in the UK uses the word "mate". I'd always thought it was more Australian ...

Satan is a symbol for evil and degeneracy.

Actually Satan means adversary or accuser.

Atheistic Satanists and theistic Satanists are the total opposites of degenerates. I should know I've studied the phenomena for a longtime.

Your perception is based upon the moral panic and unfounded ...

My first memory of television.

Into an EP.

You'd have a uniform bridge between Music Has The Right To Children and The Campfire Headphase which to me feels like the natural progression from the debut.

I remember reading letters on Planet Sound a teletext page in 2002 complaining Geogaddi was too long and the running time of 66 ...

I thought satanism was inherently a joke anyway and the "practicing satanists" are just atheists that are really annoyed by religion and also want to celebrate degeneracy. Those being the main incentives.

If it's a serious doctrine and you seriously think our golden boys would worship a deity I ...

At least they're not communists.

So it's just the one brother now?

Never understood why they weren't massive.

No idea.

There's definitely two-tier speech though.

One of the greatest tracks they've recorded.

llydia wrote:

Daily Mail reader wrote:When I read your profile I assumed the Steel City you were referring to was Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Oh dear.

Sheffield was once a steel city as well. Have you been to Magna? In Sheffield? Its great.

No. I've only ever been to Sheffield train station once en route to somewhere else.

Reminds me vaguely of Wire circa 154.

When I read your profile I assumed the Steel City you were referring to was Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Oh dear.

llydia wrote:I think i will listen again tonight as well.

I purchased the digital album from Amazon.

Unfortunately the days when I bought physical media are long behind you might be surprised to learn.

I think it's their best album since the Campfire Headphase which was my introduction to Boards of Canada.

Only really know him by his collaboration with Morrissey in the late 80s.