Dopesmoker

DeRank ™: 0,91

DeAge™ : 6119 days • Here since 8 september 2009

Velocity Girl Velocity Girl

24 jan 10

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I wouldn’t throw "Simpatico" away either; however, I’m missing this collection. Great band and long live Slumberland, even though right now I really can’t listen to albums of that kind.

Incredible String Band The 5000 Spirits Or The Layers Of The Onion

23 jan 10

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Until "The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter," they don't miss a beat. This is their undisputed peak. You can always count on them.

I don’t understand, come on, are you saying that "Child Of The Future" is more inspired than this? You would be the first I hear say these words, as well as one of its few supporters (if you really are).

Motorpsycho Heavy Metal Fruit

21 jan 10

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I don't see much evolution in the post "Phanerothyme" either, but paradoxically, I see a collective growth (therefore evolution, even in terms of sound) in the latest work compared to, say, "Black Hole Black Canvas" and especially "Little Lucid Moment." Two albums that, in relative terms, operate within these same coordinates.

Massive Attack Heligoland

21 jan 10

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After further listens, I believe I’m starting to understand it better. It’s lively, emphatic, almost as the Massive have never been (in certain cases, and here it’s rightly different from now, cold). "Pray For Rain" seems to me the best example in this regard. The ability to reinvent themselves, starting from their roots, doing cut up; all of this still makes them capable of looking down on everyone. And the sounds? That distinctly electronic percussiveness, those synths never overbearing. No, I’m beginning to take it a bit too seriously. If this 2010 starts like this (I hope it won’t be the usual annual phrase due to the excitement from psychological violence by favorite bands, see Motorpsycho).

Coleman Hawkins On Broadway

21 jan 10

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Did you know that this has probably been sitting on my hard drive for a long time?

Bright Coloured Lights Open Your Eyes 7"

21 jan 10

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Great review, nice links, and unfortunately, it comes at my wrong time; about a year ago around this time I was in full Noise Pop, Indie Pop, Shoegaze phase, call it what you will. Slumberland, Sahara Records, and so on. I'll come back!

Motorpsycho Heavy Metal Fruit

21 jan 10

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I basically agree with Maci's line of thought, and I'll tell you, lately - at this moment - this is what I prefer. I don't want to be struck by the fanaticism of a favorite band, but let's say it’s been a while since they touched these chords.