mi_jah

The actual tracklist on my cd is different from the printed listings on the album (front, back and the cd itself).
I don't know if this is a fault concerning the whole pressing or if it is just a few misprints.
Before I go and edit this entry, could... See full review

This version is from 1996 and includes the hidden track 0 (8:34).

Favourite era: "War and Pain" to "Outer Limits", original line-up mostly. With exception of "Rrröööaaarrr", which was too much of a Venom rip-off sounding album.
Chewy did a great job of replacing Piggy, but the songwriting lost something of the magic... See full review

@ RecordChaser9: If it saves anyone the agony of hearing this, then my mission was succesful.
Thanks for the personal attack, though.

Shame that this isn't an instrumental album... It would have been so much better... Stefan's vocals, as much as it pains me to say, are not up to par with the music. At moments out of tune even...

Psyke is SUCH a killer! Blwe me away when it was released, and i'd still put it in my dj bag! 5/5

Let me start off by stating that i absolutely LOVE 'Cinematography' and 'Against The Dying Of Light', but the singing on 3 of the 6 live tracks of Avrocar are just butchering them. What a disappointment...
There's some singing on 'Cinematography', and... See full review

I also have this version, the difference to the other is the tracklisting.
Both now have foto's so you can check for yourself. :-)

I am completely baffled as to how a man who's capable of producing incredible tracks such as Fluid Motion, Mute, Double Vision and Sedation, can glide down the slope with producing total boring and uninspired predictable commercial crap like American... See full review

I wonder why you would say this is all Romboy...
When i listen to both their solo stuff, i'm much more inclined to say that the melodies and filtering is done by Bodzin!
He seems more subtle in his approach than Romboy.
But in the end, they probably... See full review

Metallica... Once heroes to me, now just part of the machine...

For me, Metallica released 3 essential albums: Kill 'em All, Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets.

In 1983 this band changed my life. Kill 'em All was such a great relief in a... See full review

@ Yage_2097: How you fail to hear the dnb (Pendulum, as kosanostrakriminal pointed out) influences, is beyond me...
When i look at your favs, there's some great artists, and EVEN dnb (the good stuff! ;-)). Even your nick (FSOL, if i'm not mistaking),... See full review

Oh my GOD!
This has to be one of the worst albums in musical history!
It made the hairs on my back stand right up!
First: this is NOT done by The Orb, which is clear from the start.
The Orb would not have been ABLE to make such an awful sounding... See full review

This one of those rare 'one-in-a-million' records.
One that is a universe on it's own...
Clearly influenced by old hardcore (Suicidal Tendencies) and death metal (Deicide), MDK takes you on a journey that touches almost every style of music... See full review

Yes, yes, mr. Twin into the hit parade! Unbelievable! And it works too!
Off course experimental stuff can be dancable and have hitpotential. Why not?
And another reason why this 12" is brilliant is for the track "nannou": an electronic take on a... See full review

The original can't be beaten!
The brilliance in that one is that there are no beats and it still rocks like hell. Furious trip!
One of the most intense "techno" tracks ever to be recorded.