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i already sent mine :(
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There's always time. There'll be less recs to his metal journal. BTW, TH, will there be a schedule for recs to your metal journal, or just whenever you feel like it?
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I'll rec this one to replace. Tim Buckley - Goodbye and Hello |
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Album: Fortress Band Name: Alter Bridge |
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is here, bitches! Time for another review! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...Shaped_Man.jpg Title: The L-Shaped Man Artiste: Ceremony Genre: Punk Familiarity: Zero Recommended by: Qwertyy Expectations: Well you all know my views on Punk, so don't expect any sudden revelations! 1. Hibernation: I'm more than a little surprised to hear not angry guitar but piano, though it kind of sounds angry in its own way. The vocal is very depressed, seeming to mask that anger that characterises Punk, the singing laconic, even bored. Not the explosive start I had expected/feared. 2. Exit fears: Sort of reminds me a little of Matt Johnson; a more uptempo song but still not as in-your-face as I had expected. Rocky, sharp guitar with a pretty catchy riff sort of reminiscent of Echo and the Bunnymen maybe, or the Sisters of Mercy. Again not bad at all. 3. Bleeder: Good energy in this, but restrained compared to what I think of when I think of Punk. Admittedly I have very little experience with the subgenre, but this isn't what I had expected at all. 4. Your life in France: Another fairly catchy tune, lots of energy again. 5. Your life in America: This is darker, slower and has a whole lot of simmering resentment in it. Creepy. 6. The Separation: Back to the uptempo rockers. Like this one. 7. The Pattern: Not mad about this one. Can't quite say why, just doesn't grab me like the rest have up to now. 8. Root of the world: Meh, I find this one a little similar to the one that went before. Yeah, it changes later but I still don't like it much. 9. The party: Nor do I like this. 10. The bridge: This one is much better. Like the jangly guitar riffs and the lyric is pretty good. 11. The understanding: Like this too. Back to the generally high quality of the album with a side dish of self-pity and despair. End result: When I first saw the genre on this I rolled my eyes and anticipated a hard listen and a Hate, but I have to admit, given another few listens I probably would end up enjoying this. If the album is typical of a particular style of Punk, perhaps I should be a bit more forgiving in my attitude. Not bad at all. So, Love or Hate? I can't say I Love it, but it's a pretty higher Like than I would often award an album. Very close to a Love, if not exactly getting there. Sort of half Like, Half Love, so it's a Like Much better than I had expected. |
yay, glad you didn't hate it at least! the album falls under the post-punk subgenre so that's why it was missing all of the things you dislike about punk music :D
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I'm curious more than anything since I don't remember anyone rec'ing TH any honest-to-god industrial.
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Oh yeah. I don't think there should be much comparison between the two though, so my rec stands. And how am I the only one who's rec'd him industrial albums?
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