Talk:BigBigLove
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[edit] Reads like a press release...
Seriously, the paragraph
The album showcases the band’s sweeping musical range... from the irresistible melodies of the first single Beautiful To Me through the moody epic Message To God. Edgy live favourite Excited contrasts dramatically with the fragile beauty of Close To You. And there’s a powerful re-recording of Relapse.
reads so much like a press release it's not funny... --Anothermelbournite 05:10, 28 June 2007 (UTC)
