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Advantages: The first disc of a Live Pitchshifter concert is something to behold Disadvantages: The second disc of Remixes becomes tiring to listen to after time
This was to be Pitchshifter's farewell CD to all of its fans old and new, a 2xCD collection of Live and Remixed Pitchshifter tracks representing the more upbeat music from '.com', 'Deviant' and 'PSI'.
I'll start with the Live CD. Early music from the Pitchshifter vaults is briefly attacked with the album opener 'Triad' from the album 'Desensitized'. This is a much darker and heavier track than most of the later tunes from the '.com' CD forwards. ... ...Industrial roots and a good insight for new fans as to the music produced on their less accessible early albums.
The sound quality remains fully loaded right through the performance, of particular note is Jason Bowld's drumkit sounding louder than ever, every bass kick smashing a picture frame. The twin guitars of Jim Davies and Dan Raynor sound heavier, and Mark's bass more punchy and fuller than ever. From the old skool opener of 'Triad' Pitchshifter ...
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Advantages: Upbeat, not cliche Disadvantages: none
...was already in love with Silent Alarm itself. The reason for this album I am not sure, but I am glad they put it out there as an added extra. There are also some tracks on here which are not on the Silent Alarm Album (Tulips and compliments). Sometimes when artists release remix albums, they are sheer crap. However the songs from the previous album have been taken and crafted into songs which are far more upbeat, and are worthy of a round of applause. ...
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Advantages: One of the great rock-folk albums and a timeless classic Disadvantages: Only one or two weak moments
Stand Up was Jethro Tull's second album first released in 1969 and reached #1 in the British charts. I remember the tatty gatefold LP album bought by a friend of mine in a second-hand record shop in the early 1990s. The album cover artwork
