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Shift (2) - Excession

Label:
Catalog#:
CMRCD010
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
Portugal
Released:
Apr 2005
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Psy-Trance

Tracklist

1   Stretch 8:53
2   Moonchild 8:19
3   Closer 7:28
4   Toxic Shake 7:54
5   Da Business 8:01
6   Skelm 7:36
7   Push It 7:24
8   Plunge 7:15
9   Cerebral Cortex 8:42
10   10th Day 6:50

Credits

Producer, Written-By - Chris Hoy

Notes

All tracks w&p by Chris Hoy in the NeXuS, Cape Town, South Africa.

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Rated 1/5
Review by SkeletonMan Feb 05, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)
Sometimes on days when I am really stoned I put on albums I didn't like virgin hear, just to see if I like them better when I am stoned. I just put this album on again, and this is what it's doing to me.

Things don't start amazing and in the first track go from bad to worse. The worst sort of full on around. AARRGH !!! What unheard of crime have I committed to deserve this? And this have gotten rave reviews elsewhere and was the reason for me to buy it in the first place! WHY? And when guitars kick in ... Please ... LET ME OUTTA HERE !

Luckily things get better and by track 3 Closer things are almost decent (funny how the supportive bass here reminds me of Sunscreem's "Something" from 1996s splendid Change or Die album.) But no, Shit's Excession just doesn't do it for me. By track 5 I have to skip. Sorry.

Yeah, I am almost as pleased as I am displeased. The album didn't hold all the things for me I was hoping. And not the all the low pointers I had feared. Bur certainly not all the high pointers I had hoped for :( But still there are quite some few nice full on features in here. When Da Business track 5 start to work it actually aint too bad. You know how it is then. Once it get real good you never know whether it's just full on cheez or really deep, scary and dark. This is recommended tonic for any proggy fan. Just to remember what that full on thing is about o)