> Coincidentally, also some Doyle, one score I had never listened to before, but it was recently mentioned by Jon Bl., so Sleuth it was. Not bad, I must say. Quite dark for Doyle, but it was involving all the way through...with perhaps the exception of the final track (a re-mix of sorts?)...that one just didn't jive.
That and another earlier track are remixes done by his kid, and might’ve been album-only creations, and maybe also a way to get it up to a normal album length in an age where CDs were still the norm.
> And in the category of 'Oh dear...I'm the odd one out once again, huh?', I present to the dismay of myself, but also to the surprise of likely no-one...Fantastic Four. I didn't even make it through the entire album, as 'Carseat Drivers' drove me so nutty that I had to stop it there.
I haven’t seen the film yet, but Carseat Drivers likely would’ve played better with the other later bonus tracks, especially with the two subsequent tracks being essential credits suite material.
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