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the exhibition is an absorbing way to spend a couple of hours and implies one more revelation: Hunting Bears segues into a longer, tuneless drum/synth jam, so there may have been some idea going on originally beyond the extremely stark guitar/synth washes. precisely the kind of anticipated content that the Kid Amnesiae bonus disc obscures the absence of. also by design it has to have a lot of isolated instrumental tracks/stems, which should be extractable for nerds. However, the only 'new' thing I really noticed was a deeper harmony part buried in You And Whose Army?, also some songs are seemingly completely absent: no Optimistic, Morning Bells, I Might Be Wrong, Knives Out, Dollars & Cents, or Life in a Glasshouse. (or any b-sides, obviously). seeing how much work clearly went into the 'game' I'm not complaining that there isn't a lot to see overall, but they should have had a random room where the absent songs shuffled round or something.

(Except for the original B-sides.)

Everthingggggg Evrrythinggggg Everythinggggg Everythhinininingggggg   In the one place, one placeeeee

The art book is beautiful. It's nice to have everything in one place. I'm getting a better sense of the process, the themes and the mood. It's quite funny too.

Thanks - I eventually got it onto my mac - but I think we all know how well macs tend to react to games of any sort!