Jon Drukman <jdrukman@us.oracle.com> writes:
quoted 5 lines Robby Berry <berry@osc.edu> writes:>Robby Berry <berry@osc.edu> writes:
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>>A good rule of thumb is that however you feel about "MCMXC a.D." is
>how you'll feel about "Deep Forest". I feel madly in love with both groups;
>>Jon Drukman found both groups tiring, and for the same reason; [snip...]quoted 5 lines er... actually, i really love the Enigma album. all i said was that>er... actually, i really love the Enigma album. all i said was that
>it uses the same lead sound over & over again and *that* gets a little
>annoying. Deep Forest has the same production trick and thus falls
>into the same trap. However, overall, I don't think Deep Forest is as
>strong an album as Enigma's.
My apologies-- I misunderstood you. (Bad Rob! No donut! :-)
Although I love both groups, I agree with your statement that "Deep Forest" is
not as strong as "MCMXC a.D." For one thing, "Deep Forest" is way too repeti-
tive ("White Whisper" is especially guilty of this.) For another, "Deep
Forest" is not as "coherent" as "MCMXC a.D." Whereas the latter is essentially
one extended song, the former hops all over the mood spectrum. This makes it
more difficult to immerse oneself in the album.
(Of course, the flip side of this is that "Deep Forest" has more variety, mood-
wise, than "MCMXC a.D.")
quoted 3 lines Jon Drukman jdrukman%dlsun87@oracle.com>Jon Drukman jdrukman%dlsun87@oracle.com
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>This calls for a very special blend of psychology and extreme violence.
Long as I'm here... can anybody recommend other groups in the same vein as
Enigma or Deep Forest?
Rob Berry