Bastion Of Sanity - David Binney

Advantages: It's a Halo, isn't it?
Disadvantages: It's boring and uninspired

...Not a fan of this one at all folks. It's just plain boring. Uninspired remixes of the songs of Broken don't take the songs any new places. I only brought it based on word of mouth and I'm kinda regretting I did. The Happiness in Slavery remix is particularly bad and just becomes something of an annoying noise after not too long. The only slightly interesting remix is that of Wish which extends this very underated song by a good few minutes . SOme hint of originality would have saved this release but I feel let down by Trent who has been a bastion of originality in the past. Only buy this one if you simply HAVE to complete your Halo collection... Read review

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Advantages: its brillliant 10 out of 10
Disadvantages: none at all

...Craig david is a very talented singer and his music is brilliant. Apart fom his good looks, which Im sure you can tell by the title of my review, He has a really good voice. His new album Born To Do It has some realloy good music tracks in it. Below is a list of the songs that appear on the album. 01- Craig David - Fill Me In 02- Craig David - Can't Be Messing Around 03- Craig David - Rendezvous 04- Craig David - 7 Days 05- Craig David - Follow Me 06- Craig David - Last Night 07- Craig David - Walking Away 08- Craig David - Time To Party 09- Craig David - Booty Man 10- Craig David - Once In A Lifetime 11- Craig David - You Know What 12- Craig David - Rewind 13- Craig David - 7 Days (Full Crew Remix Ft. MDK) 14- Craig David - Fill Me In (Full Crew Remix)... Read review

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Advantages: Noisy, and Brilliant
Disadvantages: Not a good started for the uninitiated

..., Electric Piano, Synthesiser) and returning to the fold David Jackson (Saxes and Flute). The album contains a selection of songs from their back catalog rearranged for this updated line up but still keeping all the classic moments of musical mayhem that would be expected from Van Der Graaf. The claim to be the most extreme live album is apparent from the opening "Ship of Fools" where Nic Potters Bass sounds like it is being ripped apart at the seams this combined with Guy's drumming is enough to make it pretty extreme. Slap on top of that Violin and Cello salvos with Peter's guitar being ripped apart in a similar way to the bass and his barked vocal than you have a pretty extreme sea shanty from beyond where Davey Jones Locker exists. There is no let up on "Still Life" a ode to the futility of immortality with the Cello and Violin filling... Read review

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