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IVBlack MountainCrossover Prog3.87 | 86 ratings |
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![]() 6. Line Them All Up acoustic guitar on a delicious voice, from the days of FLEETWOOD MAC for example with a choir sampled in the distance to add to the languid spleen state; a grandiloquent side emerges with an aerial psyche 70 drums 7. Cemetery Breeding is more of an intimate folk rock, an ounce of synth with SPARKS to pleasantly clash, a de facto pop-song piece where the voice is raw 8. (Over And Over) The Chain for the second slap; end of the world atmosphere, a pure, simple but terribly effective sound again on the Berliner school (that's why I like it!); a stoner prog rock mantra rears its ugly head from the 3 minute mark, over and over and so on; the guitar twisting like TANGERINE DREAM and the flight takes off; the finale returns to the origins, stunning and completely psychedelic, magnificent with the Hammond and the Mellotron, 9. Crucify Me with a reverberant sound, search that finds a raw guitar arpeggio, hold it raw like that of an LED ZEPPELIN yes you get it; solemn air reminiscent of the SIGUR ROS a time for sound and voice glossolalia before taking off; the fat synths swell and amplify the vocal murmur; its vintage today, innovative, progressive paradox continuing on 10. Space To Bakersfield and its 3rd musical caviar; soaring organ, yes the PINK FLOYD psyche are not far away but the air is very recent; a dreamlike crescendo soaring and progressively stoner, an orgasmic build-up with ethereal voice-overs; the finale gives on touches of SPACE with the disco synth on the guitar; gorgeous.
alainPP |
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