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Fantomas in General:
... alienate anyone you happen to play it to.
The self-titled first album ("Fantomas") is utterly bizarre, probably some attempt by Mike Patton to alienate the huge audiences he gathered as frontman of his previous band Faith No More. But saying that it really is a piece of work. The "songs" sound like they should be No.1 hits, at least in an alternate universe. Some say it sounds like the band Nake... Read the full review: The work of MONSTERS by failme |
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Gary Numan in General ... as a toothless dog. The fact that Gary's brittle and monotone, sometimes inaudible drone is anodyne is only in reverential place when placed amidst dry and jarring synthesizers. So, skip past the likes of songs like 'Bomber' then. More noteworthy selections include the grand-pop of 'I Die: You Die', 'We Are Glass', to some extent 'She's Got Claws', and another less-publicised brilliant one 'Complex'. Also the co-written 'Love Needs No Disguise' is another gem. Around these are dottings of crapified funk pop, which should be best left to artists like Prince who carried that off more excitingly in the latter half o... Read the full review: Is Gary 'Eclectic?' - Gary Numan/Tubeway Army Premier Hits by mo79 |
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Peter Gabriel in general ... artists who are around today, happily stamping their mark on the music industry; VAST, Goo Goo Dolls - pretty much anyone you care to mention, really. On first hearing, if you know who he is, you'll go, 'oh, that guy from Genesis', and then write him off automatically. However, if you DON'T know who wrote that song, you'll want to know and you'll go to the ends of the earth to find out (well, I went on-line a couple of times, and then straight into HMV to buy the most expensive import in the world...EVER)(will I get in trouble for copyrite issues? Eeek!). Peter Gabriel is a fantastic songwriter in the subtle sense. I don't think he's... Read the full review: Music Master/Genius-Type by cccclark |
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Vangelis in General ... "I'll Find My Way Home" and "Friends of Mr Cairo", among others. This collaboration, however, appeared on Vangelis's "Heaven and Hell", and space odyssey "Albedo 0.39". Vangelis did several other albums for RCA, notably "Spiral" and the atonal "Beaubourg". The 80s saw a switch to Polydor, and an Oscar for the soundtrack for "Chariots of Fire", as well as plaudits for the soundtrack for "Bladerunner", and albums such as "Soil Festivities", "Mask" and "Direct". The 90s saw Vangelis move to East West. His first record for EastWest was a return to fo... Read the full review: A great artist... by |
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