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 Burning From The Inside - Bauhaus
 Burning From The Inside - Bauhaus ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 She's In Parties 2 Antonin Artaud 3 Wasp 4 King Volcano 5 Who Killed Mr Moonlight 6 Slice Of Life 7 Honeymoon Croon 8 Kingdom's Coming 9 Burning From The Inside 10 Hope 11 Lagartija Nick 12 Here's The Dub 13 Departure 14 Sanity Assassin Newest Review: ... sound like Bauhaus songs, the latter even featuring a repeating backing woof reminiscent of later works by Type O Negative, ... more ... but most are pretty rubbish, or merely fall victim to bad creative decisions.
Despite the ballads and spoken word songs often proving to be the least successful on earlier releases, this album is rife with such mediocre material. 'Who Killed Mr. Moonlight?' is a piano song that conveys none of the usual darkness but doesn't replace it with any other recognisable kind of emotion, 'Kingdom's Coming' does a similar thing but on acoustic guitar, and 'Honeymoon Croon' is another attempt to sound like the Fall that falls ...more |
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Burning from the Inside
Release Date: 1997 - 06 - 23, Audio CD, Beggars Banquet Last Update 08.12.2009 06:07
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Burning From The Inside - Bauhaus: Fall Guys Tumble on the Cutting Room Floor (425 words)
by - written on 13/02/08 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Bauhaus' final album is ridden with problems and disappointments that are more easily understood when considering this was ultimately a posthumous release once internal difficulties had seen the band go their separate ways, and it fails to capture the dark, experimental, gothic style of its predecessors in favour of bland and repetitive radio-friendly rock. This is the first album to lack any kind of overall consistency, as some songs are still pretty good, particularly the openers 'She's in Parties' and 'Antonin Artuad' which are the only ones to truly sound like Bauhaus songs, the latter even featuring a repeating backing woof reminiscent of later works by Type O ... Read the complete review
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