1200 Micrograms* - The Time Machine
Label:
Catalog#:
TIPWLP38
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
Nov 2004
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Psy-Trance
Tracklist
| A1 | The Creation | X | ||
| A2 | Egypt (Land Of The Pharoahs) | X | ||
| Vocals, Keyboards - Celine Dewry | ||||
| B1 | Stoned Henge | X | ||
| Guitar - Japanese Guitar Wizard Chami* | ||||
| B2 | Shiva's India | X | ||
| C1 | Rock Into The Future | X | ||
| Guitar - Japanese Guitar Wizard Chami* | ||||
| C2 | Glories Of Greece | X | ||
| D1 | The Mayans, Incas & Aztecs | X | ||
| D2 | Garden Of Eden | X | ||
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Reviews & Discussion
I find it odd that 1200 mics are so incredibly variable in their production. I guess that's what comes from producing such volumes of music they do (one album each year, plus GMS work). While I found their debut album ok, with some very nice tracks, and Heroes mostly brilliant, this really is... Crap. This album is cheesy in the absolutely worst meaning of the word, I almost cried the first time I heard "The Glories of Greece"; it's so damn stupid and inappropriate in every way. The rock thing was great the first time around (on "Heroes...") but now, OHH it's so used up. Maybe I'm just not getting the humor here, though I certainly did on the last two albums. In general I feel these tracks have a terrible quality level; though some might work in a pinch. Conclusion: Not recommended!
