Devin Townsend Project Deconstruction
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Insurrection
November 25th 2011


24844 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

no.

zaruyache
November 25th 2011


27464 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Nah mang it's just too mature for you or sometin. And songs like Julaar, Sumeria, Pandemic and Poltergeist aren't even really complex at all, so blah blah on the "songwriting is terrible" argument. Poop.

someguest
November 25th 2011


30126 Comments


the album's a mess

FearThyEvil
November 25th 2011


18644 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

^ Agreed. However, it's slightly getting better than I thought it was before. Might raise it to a 3 but that's the highest I see it sitting at.

zaruyache
November 25th 2011


27464 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Planet of the Apes is a mess of a song. In that it is of high quality and devoid of serious faults. Shwing.

someguest
November 25th 2011


30126 Comments


if you think loud segments of shit and the dumbest lyrics this side of lmfao aren't serious faults

zaruyache
November 25th 2011


27464 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Hyperbolic statement is hyperbolic. It's supposed to not be uber kvlt srs bidness lyrically, while being competent instrumentally.

KILL
November 25th 2011


81580 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

yea someguest is gay

Idnuf
November 25th 2011


1490 Comments


what i've been saying forever

sucks that he's right though

KILL
November 25th 2011


81580 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

nah bro this is truth metal

slorecto
December 5th 2011


5 Comments


Mature my ass,
I kept listening over and over trying to figure out if I could like this album.
No, this album stinks to ME,
and despite feeling this album as the most complex thing Dev has ever made,
it keeps me thinking of post-Color pieces of BTBAM.
Both bands got more complex but it is non-pleasing
and I don't it's a matter of complex but the cheezyness both made.
Ugh, that cheeseburger thing is cheezy indeed.
The only track I liked was Poltergeist.
What a waste of money and time and musicians!
I got a vibe why Dev has ended SYL for he's not feeling metal
and feels some kinda poser.
Yet, the other metal album(Addicted!) was nice, though.
Ki and Ghost was pleasing too.


In summary,
it's Ziltoid pt. 2,
both not funny as the New Black,
both not intense in my PERSONAL feeling like City and Alien,
and it's one of the worst albums he made in his career to ME
(the others being ZTO and Physicist and I like Devlab).

Come to think of it,
there ARE at least one album that stinks to me every Solo periods
(Devin Townsend, Devin Townsend Band, Devin Townsend Project).
...weird...

KILL
December 5th 2011


81580 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

lol

Gmork89
December 5th 2011


8680 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

I could go through that novel and pick apart everything you said, but I'll just agree with my boy KILL.

someguest
December 5th 2011


30126 Comments


and you can bash your heads together as you listen to it

Gmork89
December 5th 2011


8680 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Why would we do that?

someguest
December 5th 2011


30126 Comments


well it's obvious you both enjoy doing stupid things

might as well add inflicting pain on oneself to the list

fuckthatnoise
December 5th 2011


1479 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

yh this album is kinda poopy.



i mean, it's not the WORST thing i've heard this year... it's still better than Lulu, and uh... that album that Architects released early this year...

MikeC26
December 17th 2011


3381 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Album destroys.

Scoot
December 17th 2011


22227 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

ghost is better



sorry kill

Whispered4tw
December 17th 2011


931 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

it is but this is still good



screw the haters, my taste > your taste



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