> You don't realize the significance of this album. They have expanded
> their minds to the point where BPM's are no longer important. You do not
> need a beat to dance to these tracks, their talent flows beyond their drum
> machines. If you have heard about their appreances at Ravestock and at
> Glastonbury, you would understand. For a first album after a long period
Give me a break. I don't like the album as much as II, isn't that
good enough? I'm well aware of Orbitals appearance at Ravestock, I've
even seen them play live before and talked at length to them. What's
that got to do with my liking the CD? I don't hate it, I just don't
think it's anywhere as solid as II. 80% of the music I listen to is
beatless. Orbital makes GREAT dance music. I wanted a CD of beats
and I didn't get it. Is that so hard to understand?
BTW, the female vocals on track 9 (no, it's not Bjork) are REALLY good.
--
Brian Hostetler
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'...most of it is radical hip drug culture overload. Obviously, the first
thing to do is set up some simple methodology and see if you can't study the
experiences under control laboratory conditions.'