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Comforts of Madness
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Track Listing
- Way The World Is
- Sea Of Sound
- Little Hammer
- Deep Sleep For Steven
- Fell From The Sun
- Time Thief
- You Tear The World In Two
- True Coming Dream
- Insubstantial
- Language Of Flowers
- Sight Of You
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #12467 in Music
- Released on: 1993-12-31
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
one of the best albums .
this is one of the best albums I have ever bought - every track is superb and timeless. The sound is soaring and uplifting and if you ever saw them live you were never disappointed. I managed to catch them only three times - Glastonbury 1990 (in between Lush and Galaxie 500) and twice at the Zap Club in Brighton with the Boo Radleys. things changed after Meriel joined.
Edsel Auctionner were't bad either.
A Masterpiece!
Ian Masters haunting vocals coupled with the hard, but sweet guitar, makes for a totally dreamy sound. This is rough-indie pop at it's best, and it never tires. 12 years on I still listen to this album and am in total awe of the genius behind it. This is by far the best of the Pale saints albums...A Masterpiece!
A Landmark Indie Album.
The Pale Saints at their best . This album somehow manages to blend the most experimental and atonal side of indie with melodic purity. It's a brave album , it's a work of art , it's raw energy soothed by pure peace.
