VRRESTO

Ruins

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3.52 | 29 ratings | 3 reviews | 24% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1998

Songs / Tracks Listing

1 Snare 1:15
2 Warrido 5:15
3 Ffenniko 4:30
4 Beguotto 2:51
5 Kpaligoth 4:00
6 Dagdad 0:55
7 Zumn-Vigo 5:35
8 Savollodix 3:34
9 Quopern 3:32
10 Laipthcig 2:04
11 Jarregoh 6:21
12 Liarikoschodel 4:13
13 Vrresto 6:36

2004 version:

1 Snare 1:17
2 Warrido 5:13
3 Ffenniko 4:30
4 Dagdad 0:55
5 Kpaligoth 3:58
6 Beguotto 2:53
7 Zumn-Vigo 5:35
8 Cozhritto 1:03
9 Savollodix 3:34
10 Quopern 3:32
11 Laipthcig 2:08
12 Jarregoh 6:21
13 Mokchilco 1:22
14 Larikoschodel 4:12
15 Vrresto 6:35

Line-up / Musicians

- Hisashi Sasaki / bass
- Tatsuya Yoshida / drums

Releases information

Magaibutsu, Sonore MGC-14 (Japan)

Skin Graft Records GR 76CD (US,2004,2 bonuses)

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RUINS Vrresto ratings distribution

3.52
(29 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(24%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(41%)
Good, but non-essential (31%)
Collectors/fans only (3%)
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)

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Review by DangHeck
PROG REVIEWER

Prepare for the assault...

I don't want the headline to be misleading. This is very much Ruins haha. Rhythmic intensity. Crazed, fun and tribal vocals and chanting. This all, of course, can be a lot, but this is part of the Ruins experience.

Some songs, frankly, don't hit. Some songs hit half the time. But throughout, really, there is that magic (on most tracks). The bassist at this time, Hisashi Sasaki, is excellent. Awesome riffage and licks, oft using fuzz tone to really beef it up (my mind goes to Hugh HOPPER).

Some personal highlights, in order of appearance: the latter half of "Warrido", the wild but brief "Dagdad", "Kpaligoth", the ending of "Zumn-Vigo", "Savollodix", "Quopern" (I would say the most memorable bass riff on the album), the middle section till the end of "Larikoschodel" (the most unique sounds utilized), and the latter half of "Vrresto".

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3 stars Admittedly as I'm now on my 11th short review of a Ruins album, I'm running out of different ways to describe their bonkers take on music. But while their early albums were akin to recording the sound of throwing a drum kit and guitars down a long flight of stairs, there is an evolution. Make no ... (read more)

Report this review (#3088255) | Posted by bartymj | Friday, September 6, 2024 | Review Permanlink

4 stars Upon first hearing, this album was just too much. What happened to old Ruins? You know...the music that I thought I could almost follow, with those amazing licks, heavy riffs, and seriously hilarious operatic vocals? What I found on this album, outside of the opener "Snare", which was a gre ... (read more)

Report this review (#77596) | Posted by szeal | Tuesday, May 9, 2006 | Review Permanlink

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