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Gary Numan in General:
... were all happy in the 1970s then within the space of one, maybe two months in 1979, maybe that changed. At about the time Margaret Thatcher became the Prime Minister in the UK, Gary Numan, then in the band Tubeway Army, stepped up to prominence in British Music with a number one hit single Are Friends Electric. The song is steeped in notions of paranoia, loneliness and isolation. Anyone who has read any Numan s bi... Read the full review: Are Friends Electric Gary Numan Pre 'retirement' by MisterReview |
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Fantomas in General ... is a "supergroup" (heck, it beats Audioslave or Velvet Revolver, to pieces) made up of endlessly talented singer Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, etc. etc.), sludgy guitarist Buzz Osbourne (Melvins), possibly the finest drummer in the world Dave Lombardo (Slayer, Grip Inc., Testament, Apocalyptica) and little gurning baby Trevor Dunn (Mr. Bungle, solo stuff) on bass. Fantomas was formed when Mike Patton took it upon himself to create an antithesis of all the feeble "nu metal" that was around at the time - well, that s my interpretation of it anyway. A lot of Fantomas sounds like it s taking the piss out of metal. He created a demo (pla... Read the full review: The work of MONSTERS by failme |
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Gary Numan in General ... Gary Numan is eclectic to a certain extent. The poor man's David Bowie fused glamorous art with sci-fi leanings and brought us the supermarket Kraftwerk at the rollover of post-punk, flattening down the ground for the nouveau romantics, with this probable one-finger keyboard stylee. But, the born Gary Webb isn't such a stormtrooper in drag after all. He's no one hit wonder, but bar his early (not ultra early) works, there's not too much to salivate over. Unless you perhaps count the recent (yes, he's still alive - numan.co.uk) output, part-inspired by artists whom he helped to inspire. But I've not heard those. If this aged compilation (... Read the full review: Is Gary 'Eclectic?' - Gary Numan/Tubeway Army Premier Hits by mo79 |
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Peter Gabriel in general ... you ever noticed how all of the really good soundtracks almost always have something to do with Peter Gabriel? There's something surreal about the way he writes. There can be a song you hear a couple of chords to, and it'll stick with you for days on end and you don't know what it is, who it's by or where it's from. And then somehow, you'll find out it was Peter Gabriel's song from that film 'Blaaahh'. 'Magnolia', 'Vanilla Sky' and 'Say Anything', to name just a few. Oh, and 'City of Angels'. And we all know the Genesis songs, although that's beside my soundtrack point. Gabriel has i... Read the full review: Music Master/Genius-Type by cccclark |






