What is it?

[Love Expresso]

I'm guessing it's the Love Over Gold album.

Telegraph Road - epic

Private Investigations - progressive

Industrial Disease - funny

Love Over Gold -  melancholic

It Never Rains - depressing

Funny thing is I just realized you changed the order... to me the songs appear exactly as I wrote it, (Private Investigations not progressive like it's your take MK-47, but depressing).  Interesting enough!

LE

[TheTimeWasWrong]

Best record he ever made!

[jeffreyvr]

It IS related to MK however... so it's NOT

Sean Connery
George Lazenby
Roger Moore (R.I.P.)
Pierce Brosnan
Daniel Craig

      

LE

What about Timothy Dalton? 

Sir Roger Moore was my favorite Bond as well- read several of his books and have watched his films and series a lot. It's sort of weird that I didn't know him personally, yet it does have quite an impact on me. RIP.

[Love Expresso]

Blimey, I knew I got something wrong..   

LE

[dmg]

Easy when you know the answer!  I got sidetracked into thinking years and more long term, rather like Foma.

Yes it's a great album, along with the debut the only two without a filler.  Difficult to have a filler when there are only 5 tracks!

[Crusty]

LOG has good songs, but I not very like sound from production. Very 80 style, cold sound, big reverb, big drums. My favorit is It never rains.

[Marijo58]

It IS related to MK however... so it's NOT

Sean Connery
George Lazenby
Roger Moore (R.I.P.)
Pierce Brosnan
Daniel Craig

      

LE

What about Timothy Dalton? 

Sir Roger Moore was my favorite Bond as well- read several of his books and have watched his films and series a lot. It's sort of weird that I didn't know him personally, yet it does have quite an impact on me. RIP.

Yes I like very much Timothy Dalton as well.. I wanted also ask about him.

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[MK-47]

Funny thing is I just realized you changed the order... to me the songs appear exactly as I wrote it, (Private Investigations not progressive like it's your take MK-47, but depressing).  Interesting enough!

LE

It was an interesting question, quite entertaining. The moment I saw "one epic" I knew it had to be Telegraph Road , and I just went from there.

I think that It Never Rains just seems more sad and defeated than PI. Although the music in PI is a bit darker than in INR, I still think the latter one is more serious in the subject.

That whole album is a work of art. I think this was the best period in Dire Straits existence, this album and the tour ( I love Alchemy ).

Nice little puzzle, if you have more...

[Lis]

Funny thing is I just realized you changed the order... to me the songs appear exactly as I wrote it, (Private Investigations not progressive like it's your take MK-47, but depressing).  Interesting enough!

LE

It was an interesting question, quite entertaining. The moment I saw "one epic" I knew it had to be Telegraph Road , and I just went from there.

I think that It Never Rains just seems more sad and defeated than PI. Although the music in PI is a bit darker than in INR, I still think the latter one is more serious in the subject.

That whole album is a work of art. I think this was the best period in Dire Straits existence, this album and the tour ( I love Alchemy ).

Nice little puzzle, if you have more...

I agree with MK-47's take on LOG; with a slight change:

Telegraph Road - epic

Private Investigations - progressive

Industrial Disease - funny

Love Over Gold -  melancholic

It Never Rains - depressing and incredibly angry