LAME

May 13, 2006 23:26

In light of my colossal upset regarding the new Tool album, I’ve decided to complain ( Read more... )

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jigsaw666 May 16 2006, 19:15:46 UTC
If Radio OK Computer and Kid A were Tool's Aenima and Lateralus, 10 000 Days is defintely not as abysmil a failure as, say then, Hail to the the Theif. But it's not as good as Lateralus, I don't think... it's very close... it's not as bad as I thought it would be, I disliked the first single, and dismissed as 'too APC-ish', but the rest of the album grew on me. I haven't experianced the art work yet as I haven't gotten downtown to purchase it, but I will be.

There are defintely some good moments, I would recommend giving it another listen or two.

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mr_jardine May 16 2006, 19:18:50 UTC
Yeah, as I listen more they gradually grow on me. Usually that's the case I guess.

What did you think of APC's Emotive album?

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jigsaw666 May 17 2006, 12:59:55 UTC
I think I hated it. I heard the first couple tracks and the John Lennon cover, and I disliked it very much.

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but wait mr_jardine May 17 2006, 15:20:21 UTC
There are a few semi-original gems you may not want to die without hearing first:

Passive - I think this is a rearranged old Tapeworm song called "perfect enemy" maynard and trent did a while back, anyway, this song is awesome.

Counting Bodies Like Sheep To The Rhythm Of The War Drums - In standard angry and heavy APC style this song is also acceptable.

These two songs sit uncomfortably next to the other covers on the album because they are awesome where the others are mediocre.

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Re: but wait jigsaw666 May 17 2006, 17:49:43 UTC
I'll check 'em out.

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Re: but wait mr_jardine May 17 2006, 18:59:53 UTC
actually, "Counting Bodies Like Sheep to the Rhythm of the War Drums" isn't even that good either, I just like the name. The lyrics are similar to those of "Pet".

Passive makes the CD worth a purchase, I think.

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