|
 The Raspberry Jams - Jason Becker
 The Raspberry Jams - Jason Becker ... Mandy's Throbbing Little Heart / 3. Amma / 4. When You Wish Upon A Star / 5. Jasin Street / 6. Beatle Grubs / 7. Grilled Peeps / 8. If You Have To Shoot... Shoot-Don't Talk / 9. Purple Chewable Fern / 10. Black Stallion Jam / 11. Amarnath / 12. Angel Eyes / 13. Throat Hole / 14. Dang Sea Of Samsara / 15. Urmila / 16. Thousand Million Suns / 17. Clean Solo / 18. Too Fast, No Good For You! / 19. Sweet Baboon / 20. Shock TeaNewest Review: ... a bad one, and the arbitrary pick 'n' mix style of this release is a lot of fun, even if some of the material is a bit dodgy. ... more ... The main thing to remember is that none of this was ever intended for commercial release: the listener is instead being invited into the intimate compositions of the talented musician.
Only occasional drums and style changes add any variety here, as Becker moves between a typical, brief heavy metal shred assault in songs ('When You Wish Upon a Star,' 'Amarnath') to instrumental ideas for full songs ('If You Have to Shoot,' 'Ghost to the Post,' 'Blood on the Traches') and electric guitar takes on classical themes ('A...more |
||
Read Reviews for The Raspberry Jams - Jason Bec...
The Raspberry Jams - Jason Becker: Jammin' on Your Shreddies (458 words)
by - written on 13/02/08 (Very useful, 32 readings)
Rating:
Released over a decade after his only real shred album 'Perpetual Burn,' 'The Raspberry Jams' is a self-proclaimed "Collection of Demos, Songs and Ideas on Guitar" presumably recovered from the personal and studio archives of Jason Becker prior to ALS removing his ability to perform in the early nineties. As a satisfyingly slapdash collection of assorted things, this is exclusively an album for shred fans, as the repetitive and ceaseless guitar solos and experiments would put off casual listeners. Although I've never been the biggest fan of this type of music, I appreciate a good B-sides collection, or even a bad one, and the arbitrary pick 'n' mix ... Read the complete review
Products similar to The Raspberry Jams - Jason Bec...
Revival of the class sound, unhindered by the curse of the nineties. 
Stuck in a time warp, and not the best example of the genre. Fantastic Songs which will ammuse you for hours .... More Jason Becker material, in spite of his condition. Some experiments are less successful. Great songs None really Incredible guitar performance from an overlooked and ill-fated musician. Nothing for the casual listener. Fairly decent grindcore E.P. That's all there is to it.Fuck Off - Shaggy 2 Dope
Funny, Offensive, 2Dopes raps Quite Short
Better Days - Joe
RnB, Soul, slow tracks, various upbeat tracks, great voice and vocals None
II - Boyz II Men
Great vocals, lyrics and music None
Subterranean - In Flames
Every song is good. There are very nice melodies. Gets boring after a few listens. Production isn't that great.
Untitled - Nas
Big tunes all the way through. Concept doesn't get weak at any time. Nothing specific
N.W.A And The Posse - N.W.A
Classic material Electro-Hop isn't as strong
That's The Way It Is (Special Edition) - Elvis Presley
Brilliant vocals from the king of rock and roll. None.
Welcome To Hell - Venom
Aggressive/raw intensity, album lasts for 40 mins or so, very influential album Not entirely suitable for the non-metal/rocker, it may prove to be too heavy for their ears.
Fire Down Under - Riot
Some almost classic tunes Some tracks too similar to others, weak vocals
Midnight Cowboy - Soundtrack
For lovers of the film, the period or the music of John Barry A bit too easy listening for some
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
