Posted: 09 December 2004 at 10:21pm | IP Logged
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Artist - Jono ft. Crutial Head Track - Song Without skill---Words http://www.mp3unsigned.com/Showmp3.asp?mp3id=7807&aid=32
Reviewer: John Reed -- a bitter, cynical, angry, sarcastic rock critic who loathes all music since 1967.
There are no words to describe how utterly pointless, uselessly long, uninnovative, uncreative, and every other good musical trait with an "un" placed at the beginning this thoroughly retarded and unmusical genre is becoming; I don't even want to waste my time commenting on this collage of sh*t-stained pieces of childrens' Thanksgiving drawings.
To begin with, this "techno artist" (or as I sometimes like to call an obsessive computer nerd fooled by his own arrogance and lack of understanding towards real music that ends up making incredulous sums of money due to rare amounts of fans who enjoy the sound of squealing saws, sines, and the same distorted tr-909 sounds that were unfairly resurrected from where they should have been left a long time ago) likes to believe that encorporating a distorted guitar lead into an over-compressed layer of (distorted tr-909) drums makes his song become "industrial rock." He also tries to impersonate the sound of a real acoustic set by sequencing Fruityloop sounds into a pattern that any true drummer would never play, and that any 11 year old with a computer could do within seconds.
The leads are top-notch unquality. I can just see it now: headlines saying, "New 14 year old bedroom producer (new 14 year old with computer and Fruityloops in bedroom) features a free, crappy VST called Crutial Head!"
The run time of this piece of immatured pig fetus is at a ridiculous 6:15 minutes. You'd need more patience than a monk who never constipates to be able to listen to this more than once. And whats even worse is that it's the same thing -- over and over. And over.
Although this track is ridiculously long, sounds like every other piece of techno I've heard in my life, would make my 9 year old son want to pick up a pitchfork and destroy my jugular arteries for even having the nerve to play the track loud enough for him to hear it, makes ME want to pick up a pitchfork and destroy my jugular arteries for even having the nerve to play the track at all, imitates and embarrasses the rock genre by trying to imitate the true innovativeness and musical ability of rock musicians, would require no skill at all to create, and all in all is a rather amateur attempt at a genre I like to listen to, I'm just glad this track hasn't (and never will be) played to the general public. Thus, I give this track 5/5 stars.
Edited by Jono on 09 December 2004 at 10:25pm
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