NickGhostDrake

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Klaxons Myths Of The Near Future

3 feb 07

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10 FUNDAMENTAL RULES AS A GUIDE TO MODERN POP-ROCK. 1> Create a scene that has nothing to do with anything you play. The Klaxons, inspired by the definition of "Guides," sound like a "spontaneous mix of rave music and - here it is, editor’s note - rentagob session birds wailing (I don't even have the courage to translate). 1.

Kasabian Kasabian

3 feb 07

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Kasabian Kasabian

3 feb 07

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the one dead with the falafel in the ass is me. "professor sampler of music" what do you mean? words are important, damn it! insulting while knowing how to choose the right terms is essential in a cruel world like ours!

Kasabian Empire

3 feb 07

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I'm glad this album was a bit of a flop. Everyone was ready (these clowns from Kasabian and those around them) for worldwide success. They hit a wall. This mediocre album, already heard millions of times, was preceded by a relentless campaign (European, especially in England). Catchphrase (always the same clichés, but here pushed with more emphasis): when you want to throw out some nonsense about an English band, it’s always "the best album since the debut of Oasis!", which really means nothing, or maybe it means something tragic for our ears is waiting. A 1, maybe a 2 due to the quality of the sound, which is excellent, but here the money they put in counts, and of course, they put it in. Flop, better this way.