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Old 12-27-2014, 09:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I took a listen, but I can't seem to get into their groove. I'll try an extended listening session to a full album of theirs tomorrow, and do some reading up on what the band is like. I'm a sucker for very raw sounding music, and experimental stuff, like time signatures, chord changes, and all kinds of messing around with the limits of the instruments a musician plays.
Yeah, give "Crime of the Century" a serious look. There's maybe 10 albums out of thousands that I'd deem perfect and that's one of them. Probably helps that this dude was behind the board.

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Yeah, give "Crime of the Century" a serious look. There's maybe 10 albums out of thousands that I'd deem perfect and that's one of them. Probably helps that this dude was behind the board.

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Going through hell to find the studio stuff of theirs, but listening to a live performance of Bloody Well Right is getting my wheels turning. I like it. Now onto the rest of the album.
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