ThirdEye

DeRank ™: 0,77

DeAge™ : 7262 days • Here since 27 july 2006

Yesterdays New Quintet Angles Without Edges

27 oct 06

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Recommended by Zion. I'll try to get this one too, I really liked Madlib under the guise of Quasimoto. If he adds some jazz to it here, we’re in for a treat!

Quasimoto The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas

27 oct 06

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Anyway, thanks for the tips, I will look into everything you suggested.....my antennas are already at work (mostly the poor virtual mule)!!!

Quasimoto The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas

27 oct 06

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Hehe, in fact... I’m more interested in the more experimental and hybrid side of this genre; I believe the best stuff resides in the labels you mentioned (I only know Def Jux). But I don’t know—I speak as a layman... by now, the fake rappers popping up every day on TV have really annoyed me, and I realize that in this musical field there are truly valid and original musicians. I particularly dislike the attitude of some of my peers in metal and rock, who trash rap and hip hop just because it’s trendy now and because they believe there are no valid artists in these genres. Frankly, I consider it a very superficial argument from those who refuse to see beyond their own little musical world, thinking it’s the most valid.

Quasimoto The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas

26 oct 06

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Let me put it this way: I liked Cannibal Ox, Dalek, El-p, Deltron 3030, and a ton of Necro... if Quasimoto keeps it up to these standards, I'll definitely listen to him! ...Sorry for the "these," but every time I think we're talking about a standard band with guitars, basses, drums, and all that stuff, forgetting that behind such records there's usually just one artist. Sorry for the oversight ;-)

Quasimoto The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas

26 oct 06

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Uhmmm.... I’m quite interested in rap in small doses, especially the more particular and chaotic kind (but I’ve also appreciated something a bit more classic). How are these Zion? Are they crazy enough and mixed up? The review piqued my curiosity a bit, and I’d like to understand what I can from the formless mass in my head..;)

Fear Factory Soul Of A New Machine

25 oct 06

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Yes, in fact writing trash instead of thrash is a pretty glaring mistake for someone writing a review like that... then with all these fakes having fun, it’s hard to tell who’s pulling your leg and who isn’t.

Oysterhead The Grand Pecking Order

24 oct 06

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I realize that it's hard to describe the music of Oysterhead, but still, this haunting album needed a review.

John Mc Laughlin Extrapolation (1969)

24 oct 06

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Symbad is simply the best, no doubt about it. I don't own the album in question, but I know dear John from other roles. For a young guy like me who is going through his jazz period, your reviews are a godsend!

Fear Factory Soul Of A New Machine

24 oct 06

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What do the Korn have to do with Fear Factory? You'll have to explain it to me... I don't know, Fidia, it's a matter of taste. To me, the analysis seemed really in-depth and, all things considered, understandable (even more so if you know the album well). If the review is all just the work of hypnosphere boy, hats off to him.

Fear Factory Soul Of A New Machine

24 oct 06

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Senmayan, it’s clear that you’re sleepy and haven’t read properly… I was obviously joking, I even added the silly emoji in my post, what more do you want?!