Mansun - Decisions, Decisions

[@diegoist3]

The Kleptomania records are full of single-worth songs

[@noeldabreo6130]

brilliance to core

[@clairepod1]

Oh my God!!! This is dope!!!!!!

[@SiLatics56]

Very Mike Patton/Faith No More

[@benwherlock9869]

The reason I first got into Mansun was because of exactly that reason!

[@bucephalus00]

Things people want by solo draper is reminiscent of this

[@cjhepburn7406]

Sounds a bit better in my car. Luv the strings. Abbey Rd?

[@contesketchup2981]

I much preferred the b-sides to the majority of the songs that appeared on Little Kix. Little Kix was such a let down even though I loved the first 3 songs there are not many good songs after those.

[@KiaOraIsland]

I’ve got to agree with you. I remember going out to buy Little Kix when it came out, feeling very excited to hit play for the first time, and although it starts well it fizzles out. Repair Man, My Idea of Fun, and Black Infinite Space, all brilliant, and should have been on the album!

[@contesketchup2981]

@@KiaOraIsland It's got the sound of a boyband feel to it which really turned me off and it's clear Draper had no control over the production. He even said himself he dislikes the album because of this fact. The melodies are there as usual but it's way to polished and miles away from the first two albums. Having said that, one of my fav mansun songs is on it and that being Comes as no Surprise which should have been a single. Paul wanted it to be a single but the record company chose Electric man over it and what's worse is that they then chose Fool as a single which has to be their worst single to date. I agree about the b-sides as the majority of them should have been on the album and Golden Stone being my fav out of the lot sung by Chad a brillaint tune but I love the songs you mentioned too.

[@jonnypuk5078]

Don't make bands like this anymore ...

[@cjhepburn7406]

Say it again. Cj.