Thank you very much.

I'm quite fond of Eno's ambient
stuff, and I think you've got balls naming yours with reference to his.

I've felt like updating it since 1979 but just didn't know how to really but once we started taking tBd on the road it made perfect sense to do an update as we spend so much time in airports now.

The preview clips were intriguing and interesting but annoyingly too
short.

I agree with you, they don't do it justice but at the labels request.

I was almost put off and – dare I say it – if it were anybody
else I'd look for a download copy to have a listen to first before
committing.

Again, thanks – our rents just gone up so all direct sales go to pay that, which enables us to sit in the dark and make tunes.

However, you've not let us down yet, and I imagine the album
needs considered listening in a darkened room, maybe with that
gin-and-tonic :)

It's been road tested a hell of lot, it surprised us that people got "it" on the first listen. People have really taken to it, which is a great feeling but I'm still very nervous about it.

Well done for breaking the dance album pattern.

Thanks but we don't think it was ever an issue really.

m