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Belle & Sebastian
12. The Party Line
In which B&S head to the dance floor! Although electronics have appeared in their music previously, this is an all out electro pop banger. Is it a political statement or a critique on superficiality? When pop is this good - does it matter 🙌🏻
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Belle & Sebastian
13. I Want The World To Stop
I remember reading a review describing this as a cry from a cold bed in the early morning hours on a cloudy, damp day! We’ve all been there! Another song with a theme about pining for a simpler time - can the days stop moving so fast!!
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Belle & Sebastian
14. When We Were Very Young
B&S in melancholic mood describing a commuter, who is contrasting some of the dumb and trivial stuff he and his mates used to care about when they were much younger to the more grounded concerns now that they’ve all got kids and dystopia
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Belle & Sebastian
15. Marx & Engels
Marx and Engels are the writers of The Communist Manifesto, about how the working class can rise and defeat the bourgeouisie. Chin stroking material! I like this because it mentions my home town of Wallasey - the girl in the song is from there.
