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Amerijuanican
Release Date: 2005 - 10 - 17, Audio CD, Relapse Last Update 09.12.2009 06:11
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by - written on 01/04/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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'Amerijuanican' once again tackles the issue of marijuana culture with the usual subtlety that can be expected from a band called "Bongzilla," and it continues in the same impressive style as the previous 'Gateway,' only slightly less enthralling overall. The sound is still incredibly heavy and slow, and even if you avoid the seemingly prerequisite drug intake yourself, it's at least essential to play this incredibly loud, otherwise there's little point. One major change here is the move away from gimmicky voice samples, which I never enjoy no matter what the genre, but became particularly irritating within the Bongzilla discography considering they ... Read the complete review
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