[UA] Ritual killing in London

[Katie & Saul]

Haha, nah, I actually like his newest album (the last track is in that
tradition of insanity), and I liked "The Boatman's Call' too (probably his
quietest album).

Saul

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>
> At 09:36 PM 7/30/2003, you wrote:
> >Nick Cave is fantastic. He has some less insane albums too. Though
> >admittedly the majority are insane.
>
> And, most importantly, the best ones are the insane.  I really don't dig
> the schmaltzy pseudo-lounge-act he's got going now.
>
> Come to think of it, maybe he's been to the House...or maybe that
> was just
> the heroin talking back then.
>
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