For every new title, the song gives it's listener a unique sound. Each song/composition has a unique realm w/ everything given to us provided by their title. This album for the majority sounds like a chaotic jazz album w/ the experimental incorporation of an industrial feel. The minor downside to this feat unfortunately was made only possible through Zorn's jazz background. As much as I currently disapprove of the grind genre, this composer helped brew an album for any relatively new listener to delightfully ingest. The star of this album, or this group for that matter, is John Zorn.
Even the lyrics, as some being romantically oriented, were just so finely tuned to the music. That list in itself blows me away 'cause I usually give my 1st place trophy to guitar instrumentations. Favorite instrument of choice in this album was the sax, second to the drums, and guitar/bass coming last. My rating might be biased, but I really couldn't care! This album just has all the right moments of harmony w/ the vocals (sounding as a cross b/w Martin Gore and Mr. No matter how terrifying the sound was as then and now, I cannot help feeling this intrinsic pull that came from this Modest Mussorgsky A Night on Bald MountainĮven as an infant, according to my Ma of how I could play Fantasia on our VCR, I could recall this segment as my favorite This album would be if Estradasphere decided to go even FURTHER w/ metal experimentation - WOW! Totally worth my objectivity percentage decrease. King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King This is a must for anyone wanting to get interested in noise rock. Somehow this band took all the great features from Meantime and cranked them up to 11. Worst choice of an album cover EVER! But certainly one of the best noise rock albums you will ever hear. HOW IS THIS ALBUM NOT A MORE REVERED REGGAE STAPLE!?!?! There're too many amazing tracks for just one album: Sergeant Politeness, Pillowhead, Dirty Blue Balloons, Solaris, Nurse Who Loved Me, Another Space Song, AND Heliotropic! If you like any of these songs, do yourself a service and LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE ALBUM ALREADY!
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Grunge plus bleak space rock equals one of the best albums of the decade. Now if Nine Inch Nails adapted this experimentation into their group, I may be more inclined to listen to their work.ĭavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Marsĭead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
The drops w/in the songs, distorted feedback, amazing use of synthesizers, those creepy vibes from the murky mixing and samples - this must be the industrial music that Steven Stapleton (Nurse With Wound) was chasing for when he was creating his first experimentation of the same ending decade. This album was certainly ahead of the curve regarding industrial music. For any fans of Sublime's 40 Oz to Freedom but looking for something w/ more of a kick, THIS is the album for you! It's nothing short of a miracle when a group/band/person can create 2 fantastic albums in less than 10 years, but Tomas Kalnoky managed to do the near-impossible. Oh dude, just listen to this album already!Ĭonsidering the lead from Streetlight Manifesto was the main lyricist for this album before parting ways, this "pre-SM" album was fantastically energetic. The lost album of the 60's was finally made to fruition, but how does it stack to Pet Sounds? The reviews already state all that can be heard in this magnificently orchestrated album. Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name 5.0 classicīrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me
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