Yeah, they did. But artistically it’s garbage, and horrible to listen to.
Same with U2’s album. It was mega sales-wise. I’ve tried and tried to get into it, to work out what I’m missing. Nope, it’s still as safe and sterile as the day I bought it.
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You should check it out, you’re an EDM guy 
Oh Yeah. Got driven from south to north of Bali by a dude who only had this CD. 3.5 hours of Red Red Wine popping up regularly to remind me that I sure did need a glass of wine.
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I’d best pour another glass of wine and settle in then.
Righto…admittedly I didn’t settle in and listen to the whole shebangabang. But it already craps all over Razorblade Suitcase.
How about some music?
You asked…this should keep you occupied for a while 
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Yes
I haven’t listened to it since about 1998.
Wait… It’s not actually good, is it?
No…no…no. It’s not good. But there are a couple of tracks that are way more tolerable than Razorblade Suitcase on it’s own.
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YES. Whilst not a Neil Young fan in general this is the kind of long format psychedelic influenced stuff I have been listening to a bit lately.
27 minutes. And I don’t have any psychedelic drugs to make it sound good 
Free yes.
I vaguely remember a cruisey, laidback electronic mix of Letting The Cables Sleep. Is that on it?
Please tell me thats a euphemism for taking a dump?
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I think Bush in general is a euphemism for taking a dump…
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Letting The Cables Sleep isn’t one of the tracks.
For somebody who hated the band, you have extraordinary knowledge of their catalogue.
A reference to the remix of letting the cables sleep, is obscure as fark.
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Some study is required. For strength of putdowns, they need to be historically accurate.
Nah, it’s just that I was an avid Triple J listener back in the day. My memory isn’t at John Rain levels, but it’s ok.
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Yes
Not my bag. Most of the albums I listen to wouldn’t last 28 minutes.