Battlegods

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I've been listening to them for years. It's a nice struggle between this and the next one. For sure, "Alchemy" is more chameleonic, while "Elements" is more of a fluxus, at times lengthy (but for this genre, I prefer "Vuh" by Popol or "A rainbow..." by Riley).
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Wow, this is unmissable!
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A fundamental album, especially for the solo Gottsching. I love "A rainbow in curved air." I also listen to "Departure from northern wasteland" by Hoenig from time to time.
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All in all, a nice piece of dub, trip hop from that era. They could have done better, that's for sure. The sound also reminds me of Stewart's early works with the Pop Group.
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The beautiful jams that bring satisfaction.
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For those who believe there is only the wave stereotype of the New Order sound, take a spin with the Felt ;)
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Unbiased advice: write it in paragraphs, that way you avoid a big block ;) the Josef K are one of those bands that still today remain unmatched by various Editors, Interpol... beautiful stuff!
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I've been listening to Zappa for years. I'm still intrigued by the "Overnite sensation" - "Sheik yerbouti" period (not to mention "Watermelon" on "Joe's garage"), even though "Freak out" - "We're only in it for the money" are an immense gift of Art ;)
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A nice but at the same time interesting project. Perhaps "Getting away with it" has a fresher vibe compared to some of the New Order's tracks after "True Faith." All in all, I don't feel like giving the album more than a 3. "Disappointed" is also quite charming (same reasoning as "Getting..." for some of the Pet Shop Boys' productions).
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Even braver than the Saint Just. Together with them, they masterfully chisel our contribution, half folk and half psychedelic. Keep in mind that at the time, the avant-garde, like the "Introspezione" title track, was called pop!