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10.5/10
Amazing version.
Why I'm talking about it again?
That edition has all the songs remixed. The new mastering is amazing, to put it simply. Some tracks feel completely different in a way that is slightly hard to describe.
The greatest difference, in my opinion, was in Alive (hurr), where I can differentiate the tracks so well I can almost listen to it all at once, separately.
Strongly recommended.
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10.5/10
Amazing version.
Why I'm talking about it again?
That edition has all the songs remixed. The new mastering is amazing, to put it simply. Some tracks feel completely different in a way that is slightly hard to describe.
The greatest difference, in my opinion, was in Alive (hurr), where I can differentiate the tracks so well I can almost listen to it all at once, separately.
k?
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Jesu - Jesu - 2004
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Having already been accustomed with the "Drone Doom" and Shoegaze sounds... this being a mixture of pretty much things I already like, is just a treat.
So glad to have discovered them, they blend sounds so well and keep it so unique. The great thing about this album is that although it consists of long songs it never loses it's energy. It keeps me hooked on their "drone" sound while having a constant sense of creativity with their simple lyrical expression.
A keeper definitely.
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Can't go wrong with Pearl Jam.
Strongly recommended.
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have you ever listened to clark or burial
SO GENIUS totally 5/5
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Course he has. It's thisispain
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http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?im...:0&tx=99&ty=65
The newest Blackout album is imense!
Its less thrashy than their previous albums and is totaly worth buying
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i'm kinda pissed off because i listen to some songs like 2 times/day
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like this
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that's one hell of a nice cover
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i'm trying very hard to respect your opinion and it's proving quite a challenge
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SleepyTime Gorilla Museum - Of Human Nature (2004)
2.5/5
What a weird album. Not bad, just not my thing.
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Looks intriguing. I may look into that, I feel I like "Avant Garde Prog Metal"
SleepyTime Gorilla Museum - Of Human Nature (2004)
6/10
What a weird album. Not bad, just not my thing.
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Devin Townsend - Ocean Machine: Biomech - 1997
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First album of his I listened to... and it's pretty much a great record. It's not going beyond any bounderies of the genres and the styles are very similar... but this can hint at such creativity that keeps you drawn in.
In parts it is actually more "modern prog" than I was anticipating, and that is a very good thing. Not much to delve further because it is only my first listen. But it is a stunning album, and for a debut this is better.
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Devin Townsend - Terria - 2001
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Less power than the Ocean Machine, much more smoother and less in-your-face. It's still a gripping and essential record, but I feel it is meanders on thrills and makes it more complex than it actually is.
But still, this is well put together and the playing is sublime. Song-writing I can't really judge on much seeing as I haven't become fully familier with it yet, on first hand it was pretty good though.
A good ride.
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i'm glad to see townshend doesn't have an ego
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that's a joke right
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Cobra Starship - ¡Viva La Cobra!
3/10
I guess it's just not my cup of tea.
Fucking hated it. :frown:
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Clark - Body Riddle
Yeah, it's a warp release... So what you get is some fine experimental techno but clark often throws just about any other music format, from folk to bells. one excellent example is ted. you won't find aphex twin's or autechre's famous minimalist song structures here. clark operates more on a sound collage level, building then destroying at every single turn. sometimes it can be a bit crazy and impossible to understand.
the reason i'm giving it 4/5 is because the album just looses steam at the end. body riddle is too unfocused to be really great.
bjorkometer: 4/5
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4x4=12 - Deadmau5
3/10
This album didn't deliver, deadmau5 is an artist who should be able to deliver something better than this. The album seems to record a complete change in musical style for the Canadian DJ, going from his usual slow House to something more fast paced and dance-y not to mention a foray into Dubstep with ''One Trick Pony''. Ironic, because that's how I'd describe this album, a compilation of experimental work released as an album. Deadmau5 seemed to take a risk stepping out of his musical comfort zone, a risk that didn't pay off, re-releasing ''Everything Before'' (It Sounds Like) seems to sum up the half arsed effort of this album.
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Deadmau5' got lazier or something, I can't think of a better excuse as to why his quality decreased so much, so quickly.
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He's actually admitted that he didn't put enough effort into it.
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what
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is she trying to repel the album
I wish I had done that
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that's what happens if i rate an album one angry bjork
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I just got around to listening to it, and I was surprised, it was pretty good... Garage-band reminiscent almost.. 8/10
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Brant Bjork - Jalamanta - 1999
9/10
Laid back and groovy as hell straight from the desert. Perfect on a sunny evening.
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that's not an album by bjork
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It's from Brant Bjork the ex-drummer of Kyuss.
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why did he steal bjork's name
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he is bjork
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Björk - Voltaic
8.5/10
Pretty damn fucking good for a remix album, loved it
It's amazing to see how professional this shit is, some songs actually made me think they'd fit in a movie and all.
Recommended.
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the army of me version on that album is awesome
Björk - Voltaic
8.5/10
Pretty damn fucking good for a remix album, loved it
It's amazing to see how professional this shit is, some songs actually made me think they'd fit in a movie and all.
Recommended.
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I want to shoot bjork in the face
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well i haven't heard jalamanta but it can't be that bad?
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5/5
Clint Eastwood. Nuff said.
4/5
I liked it the second time through but then after replaying it over and over it's kind of boring now unlike Kezia and Fortress. I'd still say this is the best album regardless though
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Hmm? :raise:
5/5
DEMON DAYS?
Clint Eastwood. Nuff said.
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5/5
Clint Eastwood. Nuff said.
huh?
that was on the first album dude
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oh I dunno. just going by what was on here. rate me dumb please.
shit, meant dirty harry. Same guy though haha.
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Band: Alestorm
Album: Black Sails at Midnight
Genre: True Scottish Pirate Metal
Year: 2009
Rating:
5 Leela fanarts out of 5
IT. IS. FUCKING. PIRATE METAL!! FROM SCOTLAND!!
Also: I just can't stop singing along to "Keelhauled".
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that leela fanart is creepy and i don't know why
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I like it, and that's why I have it saved in my Futurama pic folder (now at 324 pics for main).
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Goon Moon - Licker's Last Leg (2007)
2/5
After hearing Apple Pie, I thought it would be pretty good.
Ended up not liking a lot of songs on the album.
Disagree x 1
Agree x 1
Funny x 3
Friendly x 2
Dumb x 1
Informative x 3
Winner x 3
Artistic x 1
Late x 1
