Impulse Story, The - Pharaoh Sanders

Advantages: An amazing use of lyrics
Disadvantages: Fast?

...If you like Immortal Technique, or music that tells a story or if your open to all genre's of music then I strongly recommend that you listen to this! Army of pharaohs is a catchy tune plus the gore. An amazing song, he sings about the world! , as does every song by the Jedi Mind Tricks! Jedi Mind Tricks is a political rapper and has collaborated with many other amazing artists such as Vinnie Paz and Outerspace, who made 'Angels if Death' with Immortal Technique. In this particular album 'The Torture Papers/ Army of Pharaohs', as 'Listen you will find songs such 'Listen Up', 'Gorillas' and 'Into the Army of Angels' and many more, which are all great songs. They all speak of reality and anyone can connect to the lyrics. Overall, I would strongly recommend this album if you are into songs that speak of reality. However, if you... Read review

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Advantages: One hellva good album
Disadvantages: None!

...Wonderwall, has a lot to answer for -it was due to rather liking this track that I impulse bought What’s the Story: Morning Glory some 8 years after it’s release. It was a bargain and a bit of an embarrassment - I mean me with an Oasis CD! Kept for those long car journeys so I could be that maniac woman in the fast lane singing along at the top of her voice to Wonderwall and Don’t look back in Anger. I never actually bothered with much else on the album occasionally fast forwarding to Champagne Supernova but there really wasn’t much else on it that held my attention. Several years of it living in the glove department I took it out and actually listened to it. For me it was a bit of a revelation it actually showed Oasis weren’t just that mindless yob Liam Gallagher but a band that had talent with a capital T. What’s the Story... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Really Raspy Energetic Sound
Disadvantages: None

.... --------------------------------------- With a name that sounds more akin to your favourite local, Chicago's best punk rock export, the Lawrence Arms, return with an intelligent and moving album that glows eternal. 'The Greatest Story Ever Told', their fourth album, is a bold statement of intellectuality and cadence ; its power surges accompany a warming, gently tugging at your fingers before ripping right into your insides. Formed at the very end of the last century, 1999 to be exact, the Lawrence Arms, which consists of Brendan Kelly (bass/vocals), Neil Hennessy (drums) and Chris(guitar/vocals) have continued to use a dual vocalled approach,allowing the gruff but decisive voices to layer themselves over the guitars in perfect harmony, Making the most of comedic lyrics, the Lawrence Arms balance their art and literary entrys, lending a part of the album to every and any personality... Read review

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