Flying Lotus - You're Dead
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- jamesyboyy
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I very much like the look of the art work. The only thing putting me off is that this is a 35 minute, free-flowing, stream of consciousness album split up onto two discs. Why? How much music is there likely to be on any one side of vinyl? Eight minutes? Maybe nine?The samples sound fantastic, planning to order the vinyl, but the thing that annoys me is the album artwork, that's a little too much for my taste, but the vinyl labeling looks cool
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If you don't have the dik sometime, then the art is not about human race. Then is not art. This my theory.
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My guess would be that he really wanted to have it split up that way. Perhaps there were 3 logical breaks in the music, and he couldn't really bring himself to stuff it in a package with only one. I didn't really think about this on first listen, but I'll consider it next time.jamesyboyy wrote: The only thing putting me off is that this is a 35 minute, free-flowing, stream of consciousness album split up onto two discs. Why?
Perhaps he wanted to show us how cool it is to waste oil! This cat just begs to be poppedWaterbagel wrote:My guess would be that he really wanted to have it split up that way. Perhapsjamesyboyy wrote: The only thing putting me off is that this is a 35 minute, free-flowing, stream of consciousness album split up onto two discs. Why?
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Yeah, it could be that there isn't a "half way point" that divides it neatly. Listening to it on record it doesn't sound bad as far as flow is concerned. It is funny how few grooves there are on the A side though, it's practically blank.jamesyboyy wrote:
The only thing putting me off is that this is a 35 minute, free-flowing, stream of consciousness album split up onto two discs. Why?
My guess would be that he really wanted to have it split up that way. Perhaps there were 3 logical breaks in the music, and he couldn't really bring himself to stuff it in a package with only one. I didn't really think about this on first listen, but I'll consider it next time.
If you don't have the dik sometime, then the art is not about human race. Then is not art. This my theory.
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MEH. MEEEEEH. I wanna like the whole thing as much as I liked Cosmogramma, I really do, but there are some tracks I find really niggling and break it up for me (dead man's tetris especially) Then again there's some stuff I really like in there too, and the overarching theme of death is executed really well.
To be honest, living up to the eclecticness (NEW WORD FOR TWENTY FOURTEEN)OF cosmogramma has to be tough, in my opinion.
And the album art is uh, UH, PRETTY BUSY YOU COULD SAY HEAHEHAHAHERGH
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To be honest, living up to the eclecticness (NEW WORD FOR TWENTY FOURTEEN)OF cosmogramma has to be tough, in my opinion.
And the album art is uh, UH, PRETTY BUSY YOU COULD SAY HEAHEHAHAHERGH
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I wish my flatmates would shut up
