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HA HA HA HA HO BHAGAWAN
"You fought her off? With a water pistol!? I bloody love you."
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Since my first listen, my favorite piece of vinyl is The Black Album.
Best performances heard include The Dead, Surgeon, CCCC, and Huun-Huur-Tu.
Ex-techno aficionado, current microtonal & fretless guitarist.
2nd discogs account / contributor since 2006.
Heat scale: 1) mild; 2) medium; 3) hot; 4) facemelt; 5) booyah; 6) kj
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Nearly-matched sparse tones quietly ringing kching hring hring in interference, stretches of repetition vs. polyrhythm reminiscent of Steve Reich, and blue progressions chilled over ice. Excellent.
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Brilliant performance overall—not to downplay the other performers or to downplay his other appearances, Otomo shines as genius here!
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This album is incredible, astounding, top-notch. My original copy left long ago—and this repressing is not very good. With my setup and the way I treat records, records typically never get old—decades and innumerable plays later they are still strong,...
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Jute had a fretboard converted to quartertones ... which allows for some very alien-sounding metal. I've been listening to this repeatedly, becoming familiar with initially foreign chord progressions, then blissfully drowning in the chaos facilitated...
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Don't konw about that, but NOT4(BUT 5) is apparently a spin on Sonic Youth Not 1 (But 2)--which was probably a spin on something else ;-)
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Buddhists do not mind if Canadians listen to sacred sounds without realizing it! Not in the least! And, Buddhists do not mind if musicians use sacred mantra in their music, as long as they use the actual sound and not something jumbled.
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From a band long loved this is a promise that the engines have only just started warming up. For the record there is a side of this that makes me feel like I put on a Basic Channel record ... and a side that makes me love another genre I otherwise...
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S&S does everything I hate, in a way that makes me love it.
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At this point, one of my fave albums from one of my fave bands, requiring the volume dial at 100% (of course moderated, but much further than usually dialed) and a total anesthesia for everything I might otherwise have unfortunately bumped into....
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What a record! This one makes me utterly happy. It was not easy to get into, and at first listen was a quick "sell." This has utterly turned around. Instrumental metal shredding with some vintage guitar sound [not into metal except Black, so I...
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This album still takes me back to places I had never visited. This pressing, however, sounds like garbage! An authoritative repress is yet desired.
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So many interference patterns that as you move about the house, the tempo changes, while the pitch remains constant. Beautiful, but I only wish my dreams were this calm.
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So many interference patterns that as you move about the house, the tempo changes, while the pitch remains constant. Beautiful, but I only wish my dreams were this calm.
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Slow, hard, brutal, and obliteratingly negative. I've loved this album since always; it's medicinal to listen to again at any time. For literary types, this might be a sonic counterbalance to Pessoa ... hard to imagine something more stripped down...
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Slow, hard, brutal, and obliteratingly negative. I've loved this album since always; it's medicinal to listen to again at any time. For literary types, this might be a sonic counterbalance to Pessoa ... hard to imagine something more stripped down...
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My favorite cassette purchase since John Hudak's Dream Kit / Artless Simplicity of Sleep in '94/'95, and ideal listening material while driving with the windows down ... parts of this can bring into question what sound was like in the first place, and...
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Seventeen years later it's sharp as it ever was but only deepens in funk, increasingly so upon every listen ad infinitum. Core. This is an extremely annoying album that is harmful to both you and your environment. It is taxing and wonderful.
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Some real old-school SWANS vibe here, but not in a copycat way. Good real loud! Stoked!
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Worst piece of recording I've heard in a long time. Total waste of time. By the end of the first side I'm already sold. Very nice gesture.
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If your copy has a mirror image of the cover it is a unique release and you should submit it to the database instead of making a comment. Cheers
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Good call on comparing the barcode #s. "9 oz. quarter" would be a pretty good title too ;-)
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This record is amazing. The cover is also beautiful, and fitting to the music. However the "old style hardback jacket" is too large for a normal poly slip, and does not leave enough room to get the record in and out without probable bunching of the...
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I've read about the Terry Riley connection ... the A-side is more like Neu! on Acid!
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It looks evil or ironic, yet is in earnest. Studio quality, set beyond Heaven and Hell, wherein Satan has resumed his original place in the celestial hierarchy and all has been restored as One. Horrifying.
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When I used to DJ I rarely played a set without "The Lick"; frequently it would be my opening track. I found very few tracks during this time that provide escalation quite like this one does ... I bought it because over headphones I thought it was...
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Not only just Krieg but epic dance music.
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A friend here who has seen them live doesn't like the record either, but says that live they were totally intense and wonderful.
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This was a masterpiece when released on CD; on wax it is unreal. Invite it to push the limits of your soundsystem and let it wreck your home.
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A compilation of masterpieces absolutely, but this is not "dark ambient." Whatever it is, though, thank goodness Type is reissuing these on vinyl! And Type does call these "dark ambient" - times change.
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Would be great live, very well put together, enjoyed my first listen, but subsequently it just reminded me of easy listening.
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