What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"?

What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? | Maniakkid25

Moonface	Jan 11th, 2023, 09:59 PM #229
Phoggies! Posts: 10,381 Threads: 759 Joined: Jun 2018 Currently Playing Tomb Raider I-III Remastered (PS5) \| Stardew Valley (PC) \| The Binding of Isaac: Repentance (PC) Favourite Platform(s) PlayStation \| Nintendo \| PC Pronouns he/him XP: 26,748	Hmm, yeah I'd never really thought about the segments being better as their own short interlude tracks rather than being included in the actual songs, mostly because any time I listen to music it tends to be when driving and so the radio stuff never feels out of place because I just like to imagine I'm actually listening to music on the radio but without being subjected to songs I don't like. Personal reasoning aside though I don't think it'll ever get old for me when that one radio interlude happens where the host says "all death metal, all the time!" and then a song as far from that sound possible comes on after in my shuffle. Thematically within the album I think my favorite of them all might be the one that plays before "God Is In The Radio" just for how it cycles through multiple stations trying to avoid religious talk but every station is doing it. Since we're taking about interludes and you're not a huge fan of how that album does it, what interludes overall do you like best or is there a particular band/album that you think does them really well without having the intrusive problem "Songs For The Deaf" has?
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Jan 11th, 2023, 09:59 PM #229
	Moonface Phoggies!	Posts: 10,381 Threads: 759 Joined: Jun 2018 Currently Playing Tomb Raider I-III Remastered (PS5) \| Stardew Valley (PC) \| The Binding of Isaac: Repentance (PC) Favourite Platform(s) PlayStation \| Nintendo \| PC Pronouns he/him XP: 26,748
Hmm, yeah I'd never really thought about the segments being better as their own short interlude tracks rather than being included in the actual songs, mostly because any time I listen to music it tends to be when driving and so the radio stuff never feels out of place because I just like to imagine I'm actually listening to music on the radio but without being subjected to songs I don't like. Personal reasoning aside though I don't think it'll ever get old for me when that one radio interlude happens where the host says "all death metal, all the time!" and then a song as far from that sound possible comes on after in my shuffle. Thematically within the album I think my favorite of them all might be the one that plays before "God Is In The Radio" just for how it cycles through multiple stations trying to avoid religious talk but every station is doing it. Since we're taking about interludes and you're not a huge fan of how that album does it, what interludes overall do you like best or is there a particular band/album that you think does them really well without having the intrusive problem "Songs For The Deaf" has?