and what they said about it ?

 

in Q magazine they mentioned it in this part:

"While Q’s in the studio, Eno beavers away on Famous Old Painters, employing a gizmo called a Midi Piano Bar to translate Martin’s signature piano riff onto a variety of other instruments. “We don’t want piano all the way through,” Eno says, flagging up another significant change in the sound of the as-yet-untitled album. ”

I've always thought it's not a song title too! effectively I found it a stange title for a song... it's difficult to traslate sensefully to me too...

Also they say 'prospekt' isn't the LP title and it's someone's signature... so it isn't a title at all... could it refer to 'album's process'?

still an unsolved mistery

 

I've never thought of it as one of the songs either. :uhoh2:In one of the Prospekt entries it says "P.S Prospekt is the title of the album" or something like that, right? So I've thought of it as the album, and that they are reffering to how the work on the album is going. Perhaps they wanted to release it in March? But I unfortunately don't think it will be out until May, perhaps early June, but that's just my guess.;)

I've never thought of it as one of the songs either. :uhoh2:In one of the Prospekt entries it says "P.S Prospekt is the title of the album" or something like that, right? So I've thought of it as the album, and that they are reffering to how the work on the album is going. Perhaps they wanted to release it in March? But I unfortunately don't think it will be out until May, perhaps early June, but that's just my guess.;)

 

No no no - the message reads: "PS: The album title is NOT Prospekt". So I don't think that Prospekt's March is reffering to the progress of the album. I'm more inclined to believe that its the new name for Leftrightleftrightleft, but I'm not entirely sure.

in Q magazine they mentioned it in this part:

"While Q’s in the studio, Eno beavers away on Famous Old Painters, employing a gizmo called a Midi Piano Bar to translate Martin’s signature piano riff onto a variety of other instruments. “We don’t want piano all the way through,” Eno says, flagging up another significant change in the sound of the as-yet-untitled album. ”

 

thanks