Album of the day (#2027): Ghost In The Machine by The Police

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rkm wrote:
I like the first three tracks.


they (or their label) knew to pack the hits at the top
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StreetSpirit wrote:
It shows which artists a user likes, but either doesn't like enough to represent with a regular album, or they feel none of their albums are good enough.


Yes.
Amen.
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Sí.
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Their 5 albums were released pretty much within a year of each other. In a way, I wonder if they were victims of their success. If their popularity had grown more slowly, perhaps they might have been able to produce albums with more killer, less filler. All IMO, YMMV.

I have all 5 albums on vinyl, greatest hits on vinyl, and greatest hits on CD. I love them, but struggle to find a whole album I love.
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rkm wrote:
YMMV.

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StreetSpirit wrote:
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http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dict...glish/ymmv
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sethmadsen wrote:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dict...glish/ymmv

Learn something new everyday. Never seen it on this site. Sounds like auto terminology. The way it's used, how is it any different from IMO?
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StreetSpirit wrote:
Learn something new everyday. Never seen it on this site. Sounds like auto terminology. The way it's used, how is it any different from IMO?


Good point... I've never seen it before. Interesting I suppose.

I guess it is slightly different... has anyone seen IME for in my experience... probably closer to YMMV.
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IMO, YMMV

Just redundancy I guess, like when Michael Stype sings "I think I thought I..." In "Losing My Religion".
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