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Aside from a slight dip in the middle it really is a glorious album. Her best to date. How generous of her to gift it to her gays.
And if anyone is up for a SIDE B directly after to keep the party going...
No, DANCE RATEShould we do Side B?
I am anyway!

You know I was just thinking maybe we should do a Carly Rae JEPSEN Moopy sync type thing next week/ this weekend whatever.Should we do Side B?
I am anyway!
"Will listen again!" - ZenGiraffe, Moopy
Moms who also enjoy sniffing poppersI really hope the gays pay attention to this, I'm not sure who else will
As incredible as this album is - and it really is - Overtime is the best song (not) on it and possibly the best of her career. It's SO fucking gay and hearing her on a synthy deep house track really is deeply satisfying. I cannot understand why it was left off.

I actually enjoyed this VERY much, thank you COBz. And Remember Where You Are has a 70s vibe which reminds me of the musical Hair and I like that a lot too.LISTEN TO THE KILL IMMEDIATELY
AGREE! I absolutely love this sound and if this is where the next album is heading, consider me perched. I'm getting musty couch smell from it in the best possible way.Remember Where You Are gives me chills. It's so warm and romantic, it's kinda like a song you'd remember hearing on some late night show on Kiss FM circa 97 after an agony aunt segment on letting go of an ex, finding perspective and becoming your best self. Only you never got to know what it was because Shazam didn't exist then.
UTTERLY timeless - could be 70s, 90s or 20s and you wouldn't blink. A fucking triumph of a closer, and from what she's said it will be the blueprint for the next album.
And to THINK I used to have a crush on you.I actually enjoyed this VERY much, thank you COBz. And Remember Where You Are has a 70s vibe which reminds me of the musical Hair and I like that a lot too.
The other song (tracks 1-10) is nice as well
