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Konstrukcja: ZSRR/Rosja Uzytkownicy: ZSRR/Rosja Dlugosc: 21.5 m Srednica: 1.86 m (1 stopien), 1.55 m (2 stopien), 1.34 m (3 stopien), 0.8 m (PBV) Waga: 45,100 kg Ladownose: 1 x RV na PBV Glowica: Jadrowa 550 kt Naprowadzanie: Bezwladnoœciowe kontrolowane komputerowo Paliwo: Stale + PBV Zasieg: 10,500 km Dokladnoœæ - dane: rosyjskie (CEP) 900 m, zachodnie (CEP) 150-250 m Liczba egzemplarzy: Nieznana Liczba uzbrojonych: 360 (09.2000) Projekt: Biuro Projektowe Nadiradze Wykonawca: Zaklad Budowy Maszyn Wotkinsk | |
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Front Line Assembly - Tactical Neural Implant - 14-Nov-06 10:48 AM
This is probably the most melodic and well rounded EBM-album I have ever heard. There are no fillers here, and no monotonous noise, high pitched tones, embarrassing samples or annoying ten minute pauses, just pure melodic and powerful body music. The only thing I would ask for is that the 12" version of Mindphaser be included on the album, since the edit strips out too many of its elements. I was also a bit surprised that "The Blade" was chosen for the second single, I would have thought the excellent "Lifeline" deserved the honour.
A true milestone in the history of EBM. Of course, it spawned a legion of subpar copycats, but oh so many attempts that didn't make it. TNI remains my personal pick of the long career of FLA and I think many would agree.
Monolake - Gobi. The Desert EP - 14-Nov-06 07:50 AM
Imagine yourself alone on nightwatch duty on a dimly lit starship bridge. You've put up your feet on the nearest console and are staring into the void of space. Apart from the slow hum of fresh air being pumped through the ventilation system you are listening to the constant beeps from the various panels and controls around you. Fuel pressure... ok, hull temperature... ok, life support systems... ok, thruster vector... ok, fueslage stress level... ok, ok, ok...
Gobi is a fairly long piece of noodling ambient of the glitch and clicks variety. It is a nice companion but really fails to produce any memorable moments.
Klaus Wiese - 13-May-06 12:03 PM
Not many artists measure up when it comes to creating mystical and amazing soundscapes that transport you through time and space. Wiese's best works tie in with influences from Middle Eastern and Himalayan cultures, but unlike hopeless new age buddhism influenced music designed for yoga and spiritual healing, his works are deep and mesmerizing, at times even haunting. These soundscapes do not convey images of twenty something girls sitting in the lotus position at the ghats in Varanashi, but rather that of decaying temples built on the sides of rugged cliffs, reeking of butter lamps, grotesque yeti scalps casting ominous shadows on the shrine walls. The wind carries the delicate tones from a distant lone flute, as well as the smell of dromedaries and nomadic tents in the sands. Wiese is more than a musician, he is a magician.
Amphotic - Von Menschen Und Monden - 04-Feb-06 11:34 AM
Superb ambience and beats punctured by the occasional vocal sample (I really do hope that the manned space programs will pick up the pace because the entertainment industry desperately needs new recordings to play with). The sound is similar to the works of Xylon and fans of Elektrolux will definitely want to give this a listen.
Sapporo 72 - Business And Pleasure - 11-Nov-05 03:09 PM
Getting this album I really had no clue what to expect, which is perhaps why I enjoy it so much for what it is. Branded as an electro sideproject of The Mobile Homes, this is pure lightweight and up to date electropop with a very tasty Kraftwerk flavour. After just a few spins I had a number of new songs stuck in my head and I have been playing it repeatedly over the past few days. This is the best thing we heard in a long time and TMH-fans ready to accept that this is not 1991 won't be disappointed. Well done guys!
