Album Rating: 4.5

Planewreck is too clever for my puny mind to keep up with.



Where's that place in LA where Flying Lotus and a bunch of his peer musicians hold those sort of communal, eclectic shows?

Pretty interested to hear your thoughts on this more extensively MJ, I just hope you don't go too crazy with the MPP comparisons and let them take over the review.

Album Rating: 3.0

every copy of this i find has the wrong track times ect

When I was looking I got three fake versions before I found the real one. I'd link you but I don't remember where I eventually found it. Just buy it though dude, totally worth it.

bought a cd 3 weeks ago. before that didnt buy any music for 4 years prob. it felt strange

Album Rating: 3.0

I'm totally poor. I don't buy any CDs anymore unfortunately. I guess i'll keep looking.

Me neither, last I bought was... I don't remember actually, might have been Axe to Fall. I found this at 320 kbps somewhere on mediafire, but I only found the link by looking through a thread about FlyLo on a random forum I'd never heard of. I'm sure it's out there though, don't give up album is the balllllllls.

Deserves it. Now that I think about it, my initial 5'ing of this might have been a lil hasty, but it's gotten there anyway for me now. Table Tennis came on last night while I was driving around at like 1 ish and totally blew my mind, regardless of the fact that I'd already heard it 20+ times before. Just one of those perfect listening experiences.

Yeah this was my sixth 5. I even surprised myself with how fast it was. But I mean I know perfect when I hear it.


Edit: Also Deviant, those links were all pretty similar sounds to this, none impressed me more initially but I'll def check out more of that. Particularly Dabrye, that shit was awesome. Still digging FlyLo's wank factor over the others though.

Album Rating: 4.5

A little on the lighter side and not really my preference with this type of music. Still good, listening to it now.

On it. But this just has so much more going on than any of those videos or the few others I looked at.

I think that's my biggest problem with this album, at times he piles too much on at once

Well that would explain the differences in taste/rating we have. I think you mentioned before that he doesn't give his parts time to breathe or sink in, and I sort of agree, but I love that it always seems to be building up to a bigger moment. The fact that there are very few actual climaxes doesn't bother me.

I see where you're coming from. Just for me Los Angeles will always be the better album because I think he spends more time teasing and drawing out different moods and little nuances. At times I find it rushed here; I think that's just his glitch itch overriding

Yeah, I guess I just love that it never sits still for more than like a minute.

Cosmogramma is becoming rather than being.

I think he does a masterful job at teasing out moods here, everything feels really descriptive and almost gives this a visual element for me. It's true that the "images" he produces change rapidly though, so at the end of the album I'm left with a whole bunch of singular images or defining moments, rather than a cohesive whole. But it still feels like one album to me, and it manages to flow from front to back seamlessly despite being pretty unfocused.

I really can't explain what I mean, but I hope you get what I'm trying to say.

Also, I've listened to LA maybe four times now, and I def like that album a lot too, but I tend to zone out when I listen to it and it doesn't command my attention like this does.

Yeah definitely still some sick shit on there. Only certain parts zone me out, overall I'm thinkin' it's still a 4.

This album has my fav flylo track

Astral Plane?