second toughest

[bryantm3]

Originally Posted by Leon

Air Towel is amazing. the vocals are sweet and there are some nice percussion sounds.

The Pearl's Girl EP is indeed a beautiful piece of work. I only recently realised that Mosiac is one of the most magnificant songs I've ever heard. Such different influences combined in a song which has a fast tempo, but still is very chill out.

i don't think i've ever heard mosaic. odd, isn't it?

i've heard puppies but the vocals i didn't like.

[taoyoyo]

it doesn't matter how tired i am or how shit a day i'm having, 'pearls girl' is just one of those beautiful songs that instantly re-energizes me and makes me feel on top of the world.

[Troy McClure]

This album holds a special place in my heart. It's the first album that I've owned of their's. Juanita/Kiteless/To Dream of Love owns. I was converted to techno and other non-mainstream music by that song alone.

[crazysugarboy]

Originally Posted by Troy McClure

This album holds a special place in my heart. It's the first album that I've owned of their's. Juanita/Kiteless/To Dream of Love owns. I was converted to techno and other non-mainstream music by that song alone.

This album holds a special place in my heart also, altho it was my 2nd u/w album. I had bought Beaucoup Fish when it was released, and then a couple of months later my Mum's appendix (@76!) went Pete Tong and she was rushed to hospital. After a week of visits and ups and downs I was totally frazzled with worry and requested a couple of days off work just to chill. On the Friday I went to Cheltenham (a lovely sedate town, should you care to visit) and bought 2nd Toughest, with the bonus cd containing BS/Nuxx and Rez. Played it that eve quite late, and I was away on the space shuttle! The utter beauty of Janitta/Kiteless/To Dream of Love with the closing lines "..and blue..and blue" reflecting the gorg artwork of the cover, and then Pearls Girl...well, what can I say?? All my pent up worry/emotion of the previous week was just blasted out of me in its sheer energising jet stream. I think of this track virtually every day.