Maybe indi-rock makes you hide inside you nicely depressed. Frank Zappa steals your reasonable thinking and starts you to shiver or Syd Barrett is just too neuroleptic for the afternoons. Well, I like mine shaken yet stirred Mr. Bond! It does not get more anti-frenzy than "Full circle", hmm unless you lay naked beside your woman (regardless if you are male or the opposite) with a chilled bottle in one hand and free of dreams in the other... It starts off with horizontal waves of the 80's, a recognizable sound of that small era. "How much are they?" It's a weird rock-pop with no trouble at all, it's a Hollywoodish kind of pop synthesizering. Aha just wait, it continues with the essential question: "Where's the money?" and the pop becomes a poppy filed of broken sounds in serially ordered bloody Stockhausen disco tempo. However, just to be lucid, the next "Full circle R.P.S. (No. 7)" will kill your thirst for Mexican tequila on the cold German sun that warms the Turkish cafeteria. Have some please, do chill. Who the bloody hell is Jah Wobble? The man on the bass, your kerosene ignition that comes with my favorite "Mystery R.P.S. (No. 8)" Damn!!!! I believe that this is the core of the album, its 9th circle of pleasure. Can you feel the wind? Its temperate progression is simply remarkable even after you hear it 78 times as I did. Listen but do not inhale! It gets to you. Shall we continue? "Trench warfare" gets psy-avangard. NO, Miles Davis did not forget how to play the trumpet and allowed to perform in this song. It's purely a horrid way of artistic expression, get used to it. For that matter, "Twilight world" can rage for not being in a Tarantino movie (or was it? hmm...). You know, when the guy drives the car at night after he killed 4 people. Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble and Laki Liebezeit - FULL CIRCLE ladies and gentlemen!
(can you hear the applause in your head?)
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