Customer Reviews

Here's Where The Story Ends

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This is a wonderful late 80s jangle-pop track. It lies somewhere between The Smiths and Cocteau Twins, If you're fan of either group, this track is absolutely worth a listen.

Either you love music like this or you don't. It is a bittersweet pop gem that I can still claim as my favourite song almost 20 years after first hearing it. If you are the type of person who thinks more than feels than it will probably not be your cup of tea. It is a song about longing, second thoughts, nostalgia, and acceptance that life doesn't always go quite as one expects. It is a song for the enlightened who enjoy looking beyond the surface into deeper understanding of the lessons that life has to teach us. Thank you Sundays!

I first came across this song while listening to one of Rhino Records' fabulous genre spanning box sets, the particular one focusing on UK Indie and Shoegaze stuff from the 1980s and 90s. There were alot of cool tracks on that box that I liked, but this track in particular made my head turn. The song was relatively simplistic but still packs a wallop. It also really owes alot to the singer's wonderfully serene voice and I don't think the song could nearly have been as good as it is without that singer. The two really congeal together to form a fantastic piece of music. Any way it's a fantastic song and I'm quite surprised it only got 4 out of 5 stars.

This is by far the worst song on MUZAK. Not only can you not hear the lyrics, but the lady in the song seems to be in love with hearing herself sing. It should be banned by MUZAK. She doesn't even make a good Yoko Ono for a singer. Put it in a time capsule and bury it. I whis when she said here's where the story ends is where the song ends! It doesn't ever seem to end.