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 Apogee - Bongzilla
 Apogee - Bongzilla ... Tracklisting1 H.P. Keefmaker 2 Salvation 3 Grim Reefer 4 Witch Weed (live) 5 Dealer McDope (Live) 6 Sacred Smoke (live) 7 American (live) Newest Review: ... too much hassle. It's a less consistent and entertaining album than the debut for these reasons, but will still satisfy ... more ... sludge metal fans with its mind-numbingly slow and needlessly distorted riffs, and mix of screeched vocals and samples from old footage of authoritarian figures preaching the evils of cannabis.
Half of this album is live, but you wouldn't know if from the audience reaction, presumably as they're in a similar state to the band itself. The sound quality is impressive, even adding a satisfying echo, and the live environment even seems to cause the band to tighten up in comparison to their studio laziness, with less relianc...more |
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Apogee - Bongzilla: Reefer Dullness (239 words)
by - written on 01/04/08 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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Bongzilla's second album is an appropriately lazy affair, beginning with songs that last for far too long before the band remembers to stop, and concluding with live versions of earlier material, presumably because the effort of going into the studio and coming up with new songs was just too much hassle. It's a less consistent and entertaining album than the debut for these reasons, but will still satisfy sludge metal fans with its mind-numbingly slow and needlessly distorted riffs, and mix of screeched vocals and samples from old footage of authoritarian figures preaching the evils of cannabis. Half of this album is live, but you wouldn't know if from the ... Read the complete review
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