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From:
Mxyzptlk
To:
wownflutter ,
Date:
Sat, 12 Oct 2002 20:32:07 -0500
Subject:
RE: [idm] new underworld
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It is first and foremost an Underworld record. There are elements I like and some I dislike. It must be understood that UW is one of those bands which (despite the brilliance of Dubno and any good things about the others) have become easy and popular targets of the IDM-l populace. My own preference runs towards the 1st two UW mkII records...this one reveals directions I really don't care for and some which are good (to my ears). What I dislike are the UK progressive hints (thankfully, this does not dominate the record entirely). What I meant by the first remark above is that I don't agree with some who feel the band is 'cashing in' on trends; there's nothing there which isn't a part of what has been there for the past couple of records. I hated "Bruce Lee" from Beaucoup Fish and there were a few others I'd toss readily. It isn't as crappy as some people will rush to claim, but it's no Dubno or STITI. jeff At 07:11 PM 10/12/2002, wownflutter wrote:
quoted 12 lines I will qualify my favorable UW review with the>I will qualify my favorable UW review with the >flavoring that I listen to all kinds of tunes. > > From the Venician Snares, Muziq, Dead Can Dance, DVOA >the whole gamut. > >I appreciated the new UW for its artsy lyrics and >beats. > >It isnt deep, but it is fun to have on with a Lager. > >:-)
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