limited hope

Limited Hope is generally where I am. Sure there are always limits to any conceptualising or endeavour to realising some thing. We are not, it seems, built to encompass everything that is available. Most are built to cope with about seven things at the limit, but now I'm getting empirical/intellectual and you would probably rather hear the music. Fair enough. The first track, for all its limitations, is absolutely brilliant. I love it, very nice unique slant on sound manipulation. The second track, Bloody Trigger, also ties in with my 'limited hope', but in a political manner, which I won't divulge because this may not be the place. The track has a nice air about it, a sense of appealing, and maybe that's where I can perspectivise and see this as an appeal to take the finger off. War is in danger of becoming too depersonalised, it's still about people dying. That's where the hope comes in, with its nationalised and corporatised limits and boundaries. A good listen for a firsting and yes, the deal is fuzzy.

Pepe On Monday is a more abstract piece, though still very listenable, at least for me and my wide ear-vision!-) I keep thinking of cous-cous, has body but no strong taste per se. Either way, I quite liked it's adventurousness. Finally, we have The House Of Candy, the stuff of fairy tales, but even at a young age we can fathom its veracity. Again, quite unusually structured but a workable piece all the same. It has more flavour and substance, purposiveness. Give it a listen and see what you think, I liked this little album a lot. Nice work, very interesting. Limited Hope, better than none at all. Thanks.