[Cantankerous]

i doubt it will be very good. i'm not going to bother listening to it though so you may as well ignore my predictions. i don't like comebacks. it ruins everything.

[SuperCreep]

Originally Posted by sonicl

^
I heard you're too young to know what you're talking about.

lol. Alright. My apologies that I wasn't shitting bats on the dance floor to She's in Parties in 1983. I'm only commenting on what I've heard about it.

[sonicl]

Originally Posted by Cantankerous

i don't like comebacks. it ruins everything.

Yeah, that's what I thought when you came back from your "hiatus".

[Cantankerous]

Originally Posted by sonicl

Yeah, that's what I thought when you came back from your "hiatus".

oh you are fucking CLEVER.
bastard.

[dionysusundone]

Originally Posted by floatingslowly

both of those songs are really good.

I didn't get to see the reunion, but I think Dog's a Vapour is the one they were playing that was "new" at the time...

overall, it's "ok" and at times it sounds like early solo Peter Murphy mixed with early Love and Rockets.

Zikir is the only track that sounds like Bauhaus to me.

I didn't really expect another The Sky's Gone Out and so I can't say that I'm disappointed.

for a large period of my youth Bauhaus was my favorite band; I'm thankful that they recorded new music.

Bauhaus gifted us with a new CD. the gift may be more like warm socks instead of a new car, but it's the thought that counts.

Dog's A Vapour is actually an old song, it was on the Heavy Metal 2000 soundtrack a few years back. Okay, more like nearly ten years back, but still. "Adrenaline" was the new song they were playing at concerts.
Anyone hear the Dead Can Dance cover they had on their live album? That shit was epic. I was hoping the album would be like that, but alas.

[floatingslowly]

Originally Posted by dionysusundone

Dog's A Vapour is actually an old song, it was on the Heavy Metal 2000 soundtrack a few years back. Okay, more like nearly ten years back, but still. "Adrenaline" was the new song they were playing at concerts.
Anyone hear the Dead Can Dance cover they had on their live album? That shit was epic. I was hoping the album would be like that, but alas.

!!!!

Severance has to be my most favorite Bauhaus song that wasn't written by Bauhaus! gawd I love that song. I have a copy of a studio version of it too, but I'm not sure what it's off of.... again, oh my fuck I love that song.

I knew Dog's A Vapour wasn't NEW exactly but that it was something that they've been kicking around since their first reformation about 10 years ago.

I'm on my 3rd listen of the new album now. it's starting to grown on me in places. and by that, I mean, I'm sprouting bat-shaped tumors.

[Dead-Air]

Originally Posted by floatingslowly

both of those songs are really good.

I didn't get to see the reunion, but I think Dog's a Vapour is the one they were playing that was "new" at the time...

overall, it's "ok" and at times it sounds like early solo Peter Murphy mixed with early Love and Rockets.

Zikir is the only track that sounds like Bauhaus to me.

I didn't really expect another The Sky's Gone Out and so I can't say that I'm disappointed.

for a large period of my youth Bauhaus was my favorite band; I'm thankful that they recorded new music.

Bauhaus gifted us with a new CD. the gift may be more like warm socks instead of a new car, but it's the thought that counts.

Perhaps it was proof positive the "gifted" is best left as an adjective then?

[█████████]

so i've just heard the record, well, an internet version of what they say to be the record, i'll buy it later.

a soothing goodbye, eh?

Originally Posted by Saint_Huck

What a bummer of an album...Bauhaus had an all-killer-no-filler discography and now they have ruined it. It's aaawful.

By the way, I saw them in their reunion tour in 2006 and they were great.

comments like this are silly. it shows you dont understand the record.

[Torn Curtain]

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