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This album drives me crazy.. it’s true, it breathes new air, dreamlike air.. it projects you into "another land"... an album from '67 is an album from '67, Beatles or Rolling Stones or Pink Floyd or Red Crayola...
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how great
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No one noticed that the riff of "no love lost" is referenced, I'd say quoted, from that of Tommy by The Who? Other than that, great EP, already claustrophobic and very punk but still a bit generic.. Ian's voice doesn't yet have that damnably "dark" timbre.
Faust Faust
23 nov 06
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literally mind-blowing disk
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greatest album.. evocative. perhaps a bit too long. but truly fantastic. it feels like being on a deserted shore watching the ocean, maybe at sunset, or better yet just after sunset.
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great album, slightly inferior to the masterpiece the year after, absolutely free...
the return of monster magnet... I love the jazzy first part (with an exceptional frenzied drum beat), then when it starts to warble and "orgasm" I don't know... I appreciate it as an idea but I struggle to digest it. help i'm rock instead is a masterpiece. well done dave.
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Beautiful. You didn't mention the last track "the ice storm big gust and you," especially the last part, where her voice is exceptional.
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Great Lewis, with your '60s-'70s tips I'm in safe hands. I'm listening to "Rabbits" right now, it's beautiful.. great as always.
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Sorry, but why didn't you mention "teacher"? I considered it the best (along with cry you a song and a time for everything).
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Well, in my opinion, it's not all that great; compared to "Stand Up" and "Aqualung," there's no comparison... but I also think it falls short compared to the bluesy "This Was" and the progressive "Thick as a Brick."
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