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Song Link: • Peter Gabriel - Red Rain
I like how Tony Levin carefully chooses when to play a note and when not. Serving the song and still sounding badass.
This is truth.
I understand PG did not write the bass lines...He always leaves the bass notes up to Tony to write on this and all of the PG's music on which he performs.
This whole album is great for sure. If you are not inclined to listen to each track, don't miss "Mercy Street" and "In Your Eyes." Also, the Security (1982) album is great, and "Shock the Monkey" is a must-listen.
JP, ‘So’ is a seminal masterpiece. The entire album is Peter Gabriel at his peak. Sledgehammer and Big Time are the least of the good despite their popularity. The real gems are In Your Eyes, Don’t Give Up, Mercy Street… oh man his voice is unmatched and the music/sounds will move you irreversible. You will be changed by this album. It’s unavoidable. You can’t not be changed.
Mercy Street for the win!
Yep, he's gotta listen to the whole thing 😁
Oh SO true!👍🏻😄
Not "seminal" at all, Mike. Not sure if you understand what that word means. This was the biggest album, and marked the full flowering of Peter's entire career, after nearly 2 decades of hard work.
@@Katehowe3010 We were talking about the word "seminal." I've no idea what you're on about.
Stewart copeland plays hi hat on this song, one of his best songs
Stewart Copeland is a phenomenal drummer, but his hi-hat playing is probably the most distinctive part of his sound. Even so, I was still gobsmacked when I learned Peter Gabriel had got him in JUST to play hi-hat on a whole track!!
Did you actually watch the video? Hint: Justin gets into that.
@@dctbass There is another song where Peter has Phil Collins come in just to play snare. He's unafraid to get who he thinks can do something better than anyone else for a specific song.
This whole album is a masterpiece. You need to watch him do
“In your eyes” live. This song here is one of my favorites.
It's right up there with Peter's best ever tracks. What an incredible song. The percussion, the bass playing, Peter's voice, the arrangement and above all the production. You're right, it's perfect.
The open track to this album, it totally blew me away, and I knew the whole album was going to be something special, and Peter Gabriel did not disappoint. He rarely does. But this album was something very special. And this is still my favorite track from the album.
Hi JP. Dave from London. With So, Peter achieved the Smoke And Mirrors trick of being experimental and commercial - a rare feat. Love this song, where he takes forward the tribal drums from his Security album. In Your Eyes is probably my favourite, as it introduced me to the excellent Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour, who guested on the So tour (how good was that!)
This was about the time when World Music was beginning to be incorporated into mainstream works, and Gabriel lead the way.
Check out Juluka’s ‘Scatterlings’ album, if you’re into early ‘80s African stuff. It’s a really good listen.
I was fortunate enough to see the So tour and it was one of my favorite Peter Gabriel concerts…
@@sgtBelson Thanks, Sarge (hope you don't mind me calling you that). I'll check this out - so far it's been later Johnny Clegg music that I know - got into Southern African music in the 90s when I worked in Zimbabwe. Oliver Mtukudzi's Tuku Music is a favourite. They're also some great artists like Papa Wemba on PG's Real World label.
@@gaiaeternal5131 Call me whatever you want. My name is Keith, so I answer to Steve, or Pete … 🙂
I never dove into the African music, just a few things here and there. I appreciate the suggestions and will give them a listen. Thanks!
@@sgtBelson While that's true, don't forget that Paul Simon's "Graceland" was released in the same year. The music idioms are somewhat different, but they both brought exposure to music acts that went on to success outside their own countries, namely Ladysmith Black Mombasa and Youssu N'Dour.
Can I imagine hearing Red Rain on the radio?
Yes. Because I did, back when it came out.
It was a hit song, and PG was very popular appearing on all the music award shows at the time. However, I never hear it played on any of the oldies 80's stations now, which is strange considering what a big album it was.
The vocal delivery is what makes this track the stellar song it is, that red rain is coming down refrain so hauntingly sung.
It would not be the same without Jerry Marrotta’s percussion. Just compare it with the live version which just doesn’t match up.
Congrats on 19k! Peter Gabriel’s So Album is excellent. Full of his biggest hits.
Masterpiece!
Ty!
I'm sorry JP, but you have no choice but to listen to the whole album!
Also some of the live performances of this are brilliant...particulary from the Growing Up tour.
Of course he has a choice. There's always the option of not listening to the whole album.
the Back To Front performances were even better, IMO;
Red Rain is amazing . So very evocative and mesmerising. Peters vocals are beyond sublime . My favourite Peter Gabriel song.
AFAIC, you were done at "This is a perfect song". Saw Peter on this tour in 1986 (not '87) at my favorite venue, Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland, and it was probably one of the best shows I've ever seen. Thanks
Peace from SF
If you haven't heard Mercy Street from this album yet then you must. It's one of the most achingly beautiful songs ever made. Nothing like it.
I think anyone who loves “Red Rain” would love the rest of So as well. Some are put off by the uncool combo of glossy widescreen 80s pop production and arena-size emotions, but it certainly works on its own terms. I find it way preferable to what Genesis was doing by this time.
Agreed. Huge fan of Peter's III, but "Invisible Touch?" Jesus, Phil . . .
@@rollomaughfling380 The only songs I really like around this period in terms of Genesis material are the more abstract songs. For Example, It’s Gonna Get Better, Domino, Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, etc. The rest, meh. Some of it is good, some of it not really.
The base, the whip like drumming, Peters grinding voice, fantastic! Do listen to SO, Justin. I think you’re already hooked anyway and the rest of the album will definately be of great joy to you and us all 😀
There's a melody on this track that appears again several times on the album. 'Standing up at the waters edge', 'In this proud land we grew up strong', 'looking back on empty streets', and 'pillow for my big fat head'. I wonder if this was unconscious or deliberate. I think of it as a Gabriel lick but I haven't noticed him use it before or since.
The work done by Daniel Lanois is immense..... you should check out his debut album Acardie, and excellent album.
The video for this song is a work of art. Peter Gabriel is a master of art rock. Enigmatic with great and dramatic music.
so i have to say that i was around when this was released and i did hear it on mainstream radio and in the stores while shopping. this was a time when wonderful, different, melodic and captivating music was always coming out AND IT WAS AN AMAZING TIME TO BE YOUNG.
i am forever thankful for the excitement, hope and optimism of music from this era.
Gabriel was genius at production. His mastery of the studio rivals that of Brian Eno. The engineering of this whole album was absolutely brilliant.
Thank Daniel Lanois (producer) and Kevin Killeen (engineer) for that.
I'm not a great fan of Peter's solo work, but this album sets standards of excellence in so many ways. If you think his voice is emotionally charged on this track, just wait till you hear 'Mercy Street'.
The performance of this song from his 1993 Secret World concert film is sublime. But then again, the whole film is. Cheers!
In 1986, the Chehalis, WA public library purchased a high-end tabletop CD player. This was the *very FIRST CD (compact disc)* the library acquired, and I remember listening to this song over and over, savoring the incredible crisp clarity of digital music. A masterpiece.
After 2 albums in which Peter didn’t let the drummers use any cymbals (including hi-hats) in order to get a “dry” dark sound, I find it funny that he opens this album with JUST hi-hats. 😂
Great catch!
Bet Jerry was happy.
Good observation Mike!
Similar to Robert Fripp in the DISCIPLINE-era King Crimson, limiting/taking away poor Bruford's cymbals and such...
@@joemaurone7923 As long as they didn't take away the Bruford Snare.
@@-davidolivares And yet it wasn't even Jerry, it was Stewart Copeland with the hi-hats
I remember this album being called a sonic wonder. Did not understand that until I heard this.
I saw Peter Gabriel perform the So album at the Hollywood Bowl. Unbelievable greatness. The whole album is perfection. 😁❤️
Hope to hear you react to "Mercy Street". It was inspired by Anne Sexton and Peter brings new meaning to her work.
Talk about atmosphere! Yeeeesh!
My 1st CD purchase. Red rain, dont give up and in your eyes - great timeless songs.
Interesting, my first CD was My Spanish Heart by Chick Corea. Had the album but no CD player for about 1/2 a year. Later, I did a logo for the same store and they tossed in a CD player as part payment, worked for me, still have it.
I think it was my second, after The Police's "Ghost in the Machine" coincidentally.
This song was played a fair amount on the radio years ago, which I was surprised and happy to hear.
My fav PG song! His voice always gives me goosebumps on this number! Levin's bass.....🤯Fell in love with PG's music the year this came out, so much so that I went to my first concert later that same year to watch him live. Before youtube before Spotify spoiled us with over saturation. So happy I grew up in the eighties when they still played 60's 70's and 80's music.
Peter Gabriel III (Melt) is his greatest solo artistic achievement (in my opinion). A brilliant album from beginning to end. Red Rain is great, great burst of energy and emotion to open this album. You're completely spot on about the percussion and about Gabriel's amazing depth in his voice. There's nobody that sings like Gabriel. His raw, impassioned vocals always had my favor over Collins' smooth as silk voice. Both are great, but Gabriel is so imperfectly perfect. Unique. Real.
Hopefully you'll decide to go through this whole album end to end. What a masterpiece. I think you're going to love the 'Us' album as well, knowing your proclivities for songs with lots of space and ambience - 'Us' has it in spades.
Red Rain is an incredible song, but In Your Eyes blows it away. Check out the live version!
A recurrent dream led to the creation of this song, which, like any of Peter's work, is very complex and haunting. The arrangement with percussion by Stewart Copeland (Police) and session drummer Jerry Marotta is quite outstanding. I have seen Peter in concert and he is very theatrical and energetic. His songs are all thought-provoking and deep in meaning, just like the Opus of 'Lamb Lies Down on Broadway'. The 'So' album was probably his most commercial album yet it has some of his best songs on it. A brilliant and understated musician!
"Mercy Street" next, please, JP. It's hauntingly beautiful.
I saw many times PG live and I remember one show in partucular in Switzerland on the end of the 80's when they performed a more aggressive version of Red rain with a real heavy and galloping bridge section
Oh, oh-oh
Putting the pressure on much harder now
To return again and again (Red rain)
Just let the red rain splash you
Let the rain fall on your skin (Red rain)
I come to you, defenses down (Oh, oh, oh)
With the trust of a child
It was really impressive and emotional. I saw him in other shows but that never happened again on this song.
You should see "Lay Your Hands on Me" from his 1986-1987 live tour and see the particular meaning of being part of a show. An incredible surprise.
When we first saw PG perform this LIVE in '87, we coined the phrase "Serious Drums"...sort of fits this song and "Secret World". OUTSTANDING!
Tony Levin is a great bass player. He was awesome on the ABWH tour. If you can't have the GOAT Chris Squire, Tony is the next best bassist.
Don't forget John Entwhistle...
Exactly. Tony did a great job on ABWH and playing Yes songs on the tour. My favorite bass player.
I think I'd rather have Levin. The dude is so versatile.
@@davidmckenzie420 I didn't and neither did Chris.
@@BackLooking 😎
This is one of my favorite Peter Gabriel songs. The intro is fantastic and the whole song just has a wonderful 'power' to it. This album has many excellent songs on it, hoping you do more.
Hi Justin, excellent reaction to one of PG's greatest songs, you must review "So", it's an absolute masterpiece and an all time classic. Every aspect of this album is phenomenal and unique, Cheers
I’d forgotten how beautiful this song is. ❤️
Back when this came out, one of the radio stations I listened to had every song end with his final "Red rain." This got played on the radio then. I'm pretty sure the hi-hats are Stewart Copeland. Unmistakable sound.
Another track which is a favourite with many Peter Gabriel fans which didn't make it onto the So album is Across The River, which ended up as a B track on the Big Time EP. It is a slow burn track which is very atmospheric with an explosive finale.
Performed live in Italy during the Us tour is a sight.
Oh yes Justin.. Red Rain.. Pure brilliance by Peter G. 😊
Atmospheric.. Turbulent.. Desperate.. His voice is unbelievable on this track butty... The music.. The band.. Awesome display of band and singer becoming one Justin.. This song is perfect imho. ❤️
Great review Justin.. You nailed it, as usual butty.. Please do this opus by Peter.. Its a masterpiece, again by P G.. Was lucky enough to see him in Cardiff and Birmingham when he done all this album.. Life changing concert my friend. 😊❤️❤️
I used to ride my bike to work to this song to get my blood pumping. This album is very special and got me through a rough transitional time. You will love this album. I love the look on your face when you realize how perfect the song is… 🤣 Also, believe it or not, it was the second single from the album. So many great songs… have fun with this one.
Everything on this album is absolutely amazing, you should definitely do the whole thing. Loved this!
Red Rain falls on the land, Red Rain, leaving a stain. Rain released by His Red Right Hand! One of my favorite Gabriel works, but I make my case for Biko! Peace and purple precipitation.
This entire album is astounding. The most haunting song is the closing track, We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37), about the famous social obedience experiment by Stanley Milgram. Red Rain was was one of the highlight songs used in either the debut or finale episode of one of the Miami Vice seasons. Hans Zimmer was the musical director on that show, if I am not mistaken, who also did the theme song. As you noted, top talent, all around.
Red Rain is a great song. I also love Digging in the Dirt. And yes, Peter has a unique vocal fry going on that's.... him.
This was inspired by a recurring dream where Gabriel was swimming in a sea of red water. Gabriel explained to Mojo magazine September 2013: "'Red Rain' was written after a dream I'd had about the sea being parted by two walls. There were these glass-like figures that would screw themselves into each wall, fill up with red blood and then be lowered across the sand, as it were to the next wall, where they'd unload the blood on the other side. I used to have these extremely vivid dreams that scared the hell out of me."
Gabriel explained: "If feelings of pain do not get brought out, not only do they fester and grow stronger but they manifest themselves in the external world."
"So" is a masterpiece! Bought the album when it was released and it's still in playlist today! 💯
That music drills down into you and the honesty, sincerity and passion in his voice strips you down, disarms you and leaves you bare to some combination of his passion and own self reflection that is both pure and unknown. It's quite an experience.
His voice sounds so good on this. I thought 'The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway' was his best singing, but I may need to reconsider. His music demands to be listened to.....there are not many.
I don't think you read too much in here. The song always spoke to me of the torrents of pain in the world at large, with Peter feeling it intimately and deeply at this stage in his development, and most of society walled off from and untouched by it. Peter's practically begging us all to let it touch us, coming to us with defenses down, from the heart, trying to get us to look up and see what is all around us - the flood of red - and let it move us, break us open. It's not surprising that the imagery derives from a recurring dream theme he had, he often speaks in the language of dreams, to get past our conscious censors, and go right into our dreambody, our intuitive unconscious - and this song is no exception. A true shaman.
This album and “Us” are iconic albums for a reason.
Fantastic album and a perfect opening track. This one grabs you right away.
You have to listen to the live concert from gabriels „ secret world tour „ from 1994.
For me it was about Acid Rain, around that time in the mid to late-80's when this song was written, acid rain was a new phenomenon, the death of trees causing destruction of forest.
I am standing up at the water's edge in my dream
I cannot make a single sound as you scream
It can't be that cold, the ground is still warm to touch
Hey, we touch
This place is so quiet, sensing that storm
The acid rain has burned his vocal cords why he cannot make a sound. And it's not winter because the ground is still warm but yet the trees are dead like trees in winter without leaves. Why it's so quiet is everything around is dead or have left or taking shelter from the Acid Rain...the Red Rain.
Congratulations on reaching 19k subscribers! Definitely worth pursuing the rest of the album although you've already done 'Don't Give Up' with Kate Bush. This is a breathtaking song, commercial but still impassioned, moving, raw and trying new things with the percussion in particular. It only charted at number 46 in the UK after he'd already scored big hit singles from the album with 'Slegehammer', 'Don't Give Up', 'In Your Eyes' and 'Big Time'. Coming a year after Chernobyl and amidst the AIDS crisis, it's hard not to think that Red Rain doesn't (subconsciously at least) have wider meaning. I love this album, although 'Big Time' while a good track, suffers from an overly eighties production.
I think that one of the words you are looking for with Peter's voice is "Warm".... I was SO lucky (sorry just had to) to see Peter tour the Anniversary of this album when he had the core of the musicians from this album with him.... David Rhodes - Guitar, Tony Levin - Bass, Manu Katche - Drums, David Sancious - Keyboards... and of course Peter himself.... As for the rest of the album... It most definitely maintains the same high standard as Red Rain... Stay safe and Keep on Rocking..
Good morning Justin and fellow followers. Mazal Tov on 19K!
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No faulting your thoughts on this song, it's a great opener and his vocals sell it without any auto-tuning. This was a landmark '80s album, it sold bigger than anything else he ever recorded, I'm kind of surprised you haven't heard it before now. Yes the talented musicians are remarkable but it's Gabriel's vision. For me it was Gabriel and Sting that introduced world music to the western world of pop and it started before this album.
One thing, I checked several sources for the lyrics and they all agree Gabriel is singing "with the trust of a child" but I always heard "with the trust of a giant" which is more picturesque, it conveys a very different image.
There was another musical genius pursuing world music fusion back then ~ Paul Simon released his Graceland album a few months after So in August, 86’. That was a great time to be a music lover !
I always thought PG did it first. Security has a lot of world beats on it and they are incorporated seamlessly into Western music.
PS It is David LanWAH: french candian
Auto-tune was introduced to the market in 1997, Yog-Sothoth. There is never a good reason to mention it re: a hit record before then. I think Justin, and every single listener out there is well-aware of the difference.
Daniel, actually.
It’s like Peter Gabriel, Genesis and Phil Collins were all trying to out-do each other during the 80s and topping the charts. I think Peter came out the winner with this album artistically and sales-wise. Red Rain got a fair amount of airplay back in the day.
I just want to thank you for all your hard work. You Tube is my startup page and I can always get my JustJP fix around 8 AM, sometimes sooner. You are so reliable (a reliable dog geyser person if you watch "Buffy the Vampire Slayer").
I love Peter Gabriel's music, his first 5 albums are brilliant, "So" being #5. "Us" was nearly as good and his 1989 soundtrack album "Passion" is definitely worth listening to although there are no lyrics. It was used throughout the Martin Scorsese film "The Last Temptation of Christ" which I liked enough to read the book. I think it sold well. "Up" from 2002 didn't grab me like his earlier ones did and it was his last of new material. I wish he'd release more, he has the talent and creativity.
Yes by all means listen to all of "So", I think most agree that it's his best. Laurie Anderson (wife of Lou Reed) features on 1 track, Kate Bush duets on another, Youssou N'Dour is featured on 1 song, Jim Kerr (of Simple Minds) sings backing vocals on another, etc.
The best of his albums. Best musicians and on top of that Daniel Lanois as producer. He makes just everything incredible. You should listen to some of his solo work too.
I love So, but still favor 3 (Face Melt) and 4 (Security) over it as my personal favorite complete albums.
Back in the day, this and stuff like it were all over popular radio. You were born at the wrong time haha! The whole album is amazing!
You must see his live performances!
LOVE this eerie song, and the "So" album! I agree with your interpretation of the lyrics!
This was fun to watch, and you seemed to really enjoy yourself!
Thank you for what you do for us!
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Ty! :D
My favourite song of Peter Gabriel.
The album So, for me, has the right balance of pop, musicianship, quirkiness, and production. It’s the only PG album that I liked enough to buy (including Genesis) and I still enjoy it today.
This one of the greatest albums of the 80s, one of the greatest of all time, in my opinion. It was up for a Grammy that year but (barely?) beat out by Paul Simon's Graceland. Both albums have stood the test of time. Classics.
Bought this in '86, still play it.
If you want a real trip, listen to Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" from his Secret World concert. It's incredible. In fact, all of his songs from that tour are incredible. Such creativity!!!
Remember - this was made on 70's and 80's equipment. Breathtaking album. Bought it the day it came out, and have not been without it since.
Do it! I've been begging for "Mercy Street" for years. Amazing.
Remember when I got this album, I played this one OVER and OVER. Damn, what a great song!
A magnificent song from Peter, it is definitely right at the top of the tree.
@JustJP: I've checked out MANY Reaction channels, but your commentaries are the best BY FAR. Frankly, ANYONE can hear a song and briefly say whether they like it or not - which can be valid and entertaining in its own way... But YOU bring an entirely different level of thoughtful analysis and discourse to this space. Well done, brother. 👍👍👍
Really appreciate that Modulator, thank you for the comment
The previous album, 1982's Security was one of the first all digital productions with some great songs, and used samples played on the Fairlight CMI for many unusual percussion sounds, such as scraped muffler pipe, and blown exhaust pipe. The Wiki write up is good, plus there is the episode of The South Bank Show about the recording of the album.
Congrats, JP on 19k! Another milestone for the channel. As for Peter Gabriel _So_ it is a true modern masterpiece of Pop, Experimental and World Music which contains several groundbreaking songs. This album was released the same time as Genesis released _Invisible Touch,_ so it was a big, BIG year for Genesis related music. Highlights include "Red Rain", "Sledgehammer" "Don't Give Up" (a duet with Kate Bush) and the extremely moving "Mercy Street".
Ty!
So was released in May of 1986. Red Rain was the second single from the album, actually, after Sledgehammer, but only in the US. In the rest of the world it was the fifth and final single, released in July 1987. Easily my favorite track from the album. It was a great opening track. This whole album had amazing people on it. Tony Levin’s bass has such power here. Jerry Marotta’s drum coupled with Police drummer Stewart Copeland on the hi-hat? Yes please! The whole vibe of this song, and the imagery it evokes, soar over every other track.
Now don’t get me wrong, the rest of this album is genius. You can’t go wrong with Pete and Kate together on Don’t Give Up; Sledgehammer, Big Time, and In Your Eyes are definitive tracks of this period for him, and commercially accepted. Mercy Street is incredible. This whole album fires on all cylinders. And don’t overlook the drum work of Manu Katche on the album, either.
But Red Rain will always be just that one step ahead of them all for me.
This really takes me back. I remember playing this CD a lot when it came out. I never got tired of this song. I hadn't heard it in years and it really brings back the memories of that period.
There was a local radio station that took requests for the "Drive at 5" song that they would play at 5PM on weekdays. The live version of this song was requested so much that it was played for almost two weeks straight. Epic song, especially live. Please watch the Secret World Live version of this song to really appreciate this masterpiece.
One of my favorite Peter Gabriel songs. About your mug, it looks like the one I bought at Target...
Gotta share this. I just saw a tube on hits from 1983, a sort of top ten by the Professor. That kind of songs were ‘just’ pop chart songs back then… I lived through it and I never realised. What happened?
This album was part of the soundtrack to the best time of my life ❤️❤️❤️
Also: the production is flawless! And no, I can’t imagine this song topping the pop charts in 2021. Makes me laugh just trying to imagine it 😂
To this day I still get chills when I listen to Red Rain. Excellent choice, JP. Red Rain makes me feel, makes me think, gets me close to tears, makes me listen to it very carefully because it’s so brilliant.
One of Eddie Van Halen's favorite songs. Spot on review, it is a perfect song and one of his best.
Peter used some great drummers on this album: Jerry Marotta, Stewart Copeland, and a young phenom named Manu Katche. You need to hear the rest of this classic.
I remember PG appearing on a TV arts show in the UK when this album came out; he did a solo piano version. A great song works well in any format. The whole record is unbelievable.
I've recently bought the so album on vinyl after having it on cd from a little girl. I forgot how much I loved it.
Thanks for the review. I think you will like most songs on this album as you cover them. 😎
The haunting quality of this song gets me every time.
Great album, beautiful song. Release date was 86 I thought.
Don't forget PG 3 and 4. Both essential!
In Red Rain Gabriel tells us a dream he had. A song about release imho. Keep it up!
Fantastic song, fantastic album. It never gets boring to me.
Yes it is one of Peter Gabriel’s best songs. Red rain has been in my top 15 or so songs since I first heard it back in 1987. And no, I am not sure what it’s about either. Sexual experimentation I think. I feel like there is a lot of psychotherapy behind it.
This reaction has been so emotional for me Justin. Just watching you going through phases of excitement with the thundering percussions, the masterful musicianship from all sides and yet coming out of the experience quite unsettled. I think that this song taps straight into our subconscious. Its message is visceral: don’t listen to most people who can’t feel that level of emotion, overcome your fears, trust someone like a child.
And it puts the listener in a trance-like state through its primal drumming and the astonishing quality of its production. Yet the best song on So is Mercy Street. Thank you for another Sunday treat my friend.
'In Your Eyes' builds on perfection, if that's possible
Mike Katona’s comment says it all!
Great stuff! Please do this album!
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