Every time I listen to Unlimited Edition I would swear it's a different sequence of different songs. It's never how I remember it and I'm always hearing something new.

Criterion needs to reissue the movie Deep End.

morespaceecho wrote:El Protoolio wrote:I get let down by the second disc of Tago.i agree, but the first disc is so unbelievably great (it's my favorite music ever), i figure they can do whatever they like with the second one.^ Gets it.

Redline wrote:Criterion needs to reissue the movie Deep End.Redline, this came out in the UK via the excellent BFI Flipside imprint a couple of years ago. It's Region 2 but that's obviously not a concern for multi-region players. It's a great looking transfer and comes recommended, it's currently half price too.

AWESOME!!!...Paul should not have cheated on Jane Asher. Dummy.

AnthonyCinder wrote:morespaceecho wrote:El Protoolio wrote:I get let down by the second disc of Tago.i agree, but the first disc is so unbelievably great (it's my favorite music ever), i figure they can do whatever they like with the second one.^ Gets it.As someone said, it's not a contest but if it was Future Days would win over both.

I believe they originally weren't going to release "Aumgn" or "Peking O" - originally it would've been the first four songs and "Bring Me Coffee or Tea" - but I think Irmin Schmidt's wife convinced them to put those two pieces on the record.

Tago>Future Days>Mother Sky>Ege>the rest of Soundtracks>everything else.

I don't even... I just can't.

I've been listening and listening to their later post Future Days albums and fuck me you just can't ignore any phase of their 60's and 70's output. Landed is great and Flow Motion is funky as fuck.