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 Secret Samadhi - Live
 Secret Samadhi - Live ... Tracklisting1 Rattlesnake 2 Lakini's Juice 3 Graze 4 Century 5 Ghost 6 Unsheathed 7 Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe 8 Turn My Head 9 Heropsychodreamer 10 Freaks 11 Merica 12 Gas Hed Goes West Newest Review: ... section before returning to the repetitive pounding. Orchestra and band members unite for the climax of the song. Great ... more ... stuff. Seeing Live live (what an ingenius band name they have) is an awesome experience as it is, but this song was truly mind-blowing. ‘Graze’ returns to the more mellow side of Live but once again their unmistakable style allows each song to build to the high quality crescendo Live fans have come to expect. Strange lyrics are more noticable on this album, none more so than ‘Century’. Acoustic guitars introduce the song while Ed sings “…puke stinks like beer..” and the...more |
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Secret Samadhi
Release Date: 2001 - 05 - 21, Audio CD, Universal / Island Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Secret Samadhi - Live: No Secrets Here (720 words)
by - written on 06/08/01 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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Despite this offering being Live’s third effort, it could have been perceived instead as their difficult second album. Their real 2nd album ‘Throwing Copper’ in 1994 launched the band into the rock mainstream. Their first, ‘Mental Jewellery’ was relatively unknown until this time. So with ‘Secret Samadhi’ Live had to come back with an album to continue their huge success. In some ways I think they managed it, in others I think ‘Throwing Copper’ was too much of a classic to match. Opener ‘Rattlesnake’ begins with the haunting sounds Live are so good at, before crashing into the chorus. ... Read the complete review
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