David Stephen
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Brilliant! Funny, educational (loosely) and sweet and I really hope they do another series. Jeremy Clarkson always slightly annoyed me as he appeared to be an entitled posh boy with expensive toys. But in this he is willing to admit that he needs the help of others and Kaleb, Gerald, Ellen, et al really are a wonderful group who try to guide him through.
Clarkson's Farm
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This album is deep, emotional and complex. The first listen was not what I expected, at all! I couldn't find the metal anthems like 'Romanticide' or 'Slaying the Dreamer' but there were heavier suggestions in most of the tracks, particularly 'Noise' and 'Pan'. However, the more I listen - the more it makes sense - it is truly beautiful. The vocals by all of the band are just gorgeous! Floors voice is so tender and melodic at times I cannot help but become emotional. The final track of the 'All the Works of Nature Which Adorn the World' is the most beautiful movement of classical music I have heard in many years. Make no mistake, this is classic folk/metal/rock and classical music at it's very best. You will need to give it a couple of chances though, its complexity and heart are worth the investment.
Human. :II: Nature.
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