Album Rating: 4.0
I think I'll have a crack at reviewing this as well, but I'll come from a different angle.
The .5 higher angle? ;)
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I stopped listening after 2 tracks. I'm officially done trying to like electronica
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Album Rating: 4.5
"The .5 higher angle? ;)"
Exactly, it's a better viewpoint from up there.
"I stopped listening after 2 tracks. I'm officially done trying to like electronica."
Well, at least you tried.
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damn 'electronica', never knew it was so innaccessible
you should try listening to Moby or something, thats 'electronica' and its accessible
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Generic band, generic review. At least you could try harder, if the artist didn't.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Generic? Are we listening to the same thing here?
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Cujo is Amon Tobin wasteman. Besides, Tobin did it first and much better with his first 3 masterpieces.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Except that (to me at least) Tobin is easily the best of all the artists you summed up (nothing against Plastix or Squarepusher though...), so nothing generic here.
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well dont get me wrong, Tobin is good, but not a 4-rating good. The beats are massive and speaker-shuddering, but they rarely coalesce into a specific pattern, yknow?
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Album Rating: 4.0
That's kind of the point here...
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Album Rating: 4.0
Rofl at alt
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Album Rating: 4.0
yeah, we are. There are at least gazillion artists who make the same music, such as but not limited to Cujo, Bonobo, Two Fingers, Xploding Plastix, Squarepusher, 60 hz, DJ Krush.
Tobin is Cujo and is 1 half of Two Fingers. And Bonobo and Squarepusher don't really sound anything like this
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oh so what really matters is not how good the music is but that other people don't do something similar. I'll take note of that. God, I was about to give an album a 5 because it's incredible but sadly there are guitars in it and everyone uses guitars so it has to be dropped to a 1.5 .
Sorry Otaku, I just find it hard to take what you say seriously after this:
"well dont get me wrong, Tobin is good, but not a 4-rating good. The beats are massive and speaker-shuddering, but they rarely coalesce into a specific pattern, yknow?"
It just shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what matters.
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OK, what about eh: Funki Porcini, Jaga Jazzist, µ-Ziq, Player, DJ Shadow, Xihilisk
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StrangerofSorts want to go on a spree of lulz?
http://www.allmusic.com/album/isam-r2177969
ctrl+f: "beats are massive and speaker-shuddering, but they rarely coalesce into a specific pattern"
owned!
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Album Rating: 4.5
Okay, so now both you and whoever wrote that are clueless.
Let me explain:
1) Why does it matter that the beats are massive? This isn't fucking club music.
2) Patterns = boring. If I know what's going to come next in an album I won't enjoy it. Allowing your music to settle just shows laziness.
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Album Rating: 4.0
OK, what about eh: Funki Porcini, Jaga Jazzist, µ-Ziq, Player, DJ Shadow, Xihilisk
What about them? I could accept the comparison between Tobin and Porcini, but the revelation that someone else makes music similar to another artist isn't exactly ground breaking or noteworthy to any degree
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oh okay,
Enjoy the report.
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hahaha lol, too easy.
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Album Rating: 4.0
That's just weak. Don't try and duck out so easily with the "i'm just trolling" line. Come on man, where's the backbone?
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