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Points: 31538 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2008 at 22:36
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PRESENT Triskaidekaphobie
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4%20stars  —  This first album from Present is a real shock . How much more somber can one get. Present is the brainchild of one of the more un-compromising (and sinister) musician ever, Roger Trigaux after leaving this other uncompromising group UNIVERS ZERO. The title means the fear of number 13. As you can see , a cheery start . The first number is the highlight of the album is all about a stroll at the bottom of a canal. This guy should do stand-up comedy , he would make a killing - imagine an audience committing suicide. All jokes apart, the music is astounding but moody . This is not to be put in any ears without serious warnings. Make sure that you get a good listen to this if you are considering acquiring any Present album .
 
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"conservative" companies are a pain in the ass.
There is no way I'm cutting my hair, wearing a pressed white shirt and tie for a minimum wage job.


What's minimum wage in CA?  Probably pretty good.  Uniforms and hair police suck though, enjoy the drug tests too. ;)
$8.00 which is pretty high but coupled with inflation, it's really not going to be a difference I don't care about drug tests since it has been months since I've smoked. The two interviews that I had seemed to emphasize that the fact that I go to school is going against me. I only go to class twice a week and they are trippin' over it.
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I forgot to mention earlier, but I think Moving Pictures has more CDs than anybody else here, which is quite an accomplishment. :P


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BTW, found Hugues' Triskaidekaphobie review before he rewrote it:
 
PRESENT Triskaidekaphobie
Review (Permanent link) by hugues chantraine @ 9:37:13 AM EST, 8/4/2004
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4%20stars  —  This first album from Present is a real shock . How much more somber can one get. Present is the brainchild of one of the more un-compromising (and sinister) musician ever, Roger Trigaux after leaving this other uncompromising group UNIVERS ZERO. The title means the fear of number 13. As you can see , a cheery start . The first number is the highlight of the album is all about a stroll at the bottom of a canal. This guy should do stand-up comedy , he would make a killing - imagine an audience committing suicide. All jokes apart, the music is astounding but moody . This is not to be put in any ears without serious warnings. Make sure that you get a good listen to this if you are considering acquiring any Present album .
 
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Haha, that's great. LOL
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Points: 31538 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2008 at 22:56
Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

BTW, found Hugues' Triskaidekaphobie review before he rewrote it:
 
PRESENT Triskaidekaphobie
Review (Permanent link) by hugues chantraine @ 9:37:13 AM EST, 8/4/2004
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4%20stars  —  This first album from Present is a real shock . How much more somber can one get. Present is the brainchild of one of the more un-compromising (and sinister) musician ever, Roger Trigaux after leaving this other uncompromising group UNIVERS ZERO. The title means the fear of number 13. As you can see , a cheery start . The first number is the highlight of the album is all about a stroll at the bottom of a canal. This guy should do stand-up comedy , he would make a killing - imagine an audience committing suicide. All jokes apart, the music is astounding but moody . This is not to be put in any ears without serious warnings. Make sure that you get a good listen to this if you are considering acquiring any Present album .
 
Tongue
 
 
 


Haha, that's great. LOL
 
 
Yeah, old school Hugues reviews are awesomeLOL His rewrited ones are of course much more serious, but I think his old ones had a special charm to themTongue
 
Another one:
 
PRESENT Le Poison Qui Rend Fou
Review by hugues chantraine @ 9:47:10 AM EST, 8/4/2004
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4%20stars  —  If you read my review on their first album , you will know that Trigaux is a regular funny guy and the cover of this second album is out to prove it. As with the first one , he gets the help from Daniel Denis ( of UNIVERS ZERO fame). Actually if you look at the titles , there is some humour to this , however macabre this is. This RIO music is guitar with heavy groovy rythm driven and should please people who are into zheul music but careful ! - this is not zheul . It could also please Gothic fans. Add also another halfstar.
 
Big%20smile
 
 
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Points: 32181 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2008 at 22:58
Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

BTW, found Hugues' Triskaidekaphobie review before he rewrote it:
 
PRESENT Triskaidekaphobie
Review (Permanent link) by hugues chantraine @ 9:37:13 AM EST, 8/4/2004
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4%20stars  —  This first album from Present is a real shock . How much more somber can one get. Present is the brainchild of one of the more un-compromising (and sinister) musician ever, Roger Trigaux after leaving this other uncompromising group UNIVERS ZERO. The title means the fear of number 13. As you can see , a cheery start . The first number is the highlight of the album is all about a stroll at the bottom of a canal. This guy should do stand-up comedy , he would make a killing - imagine an audience committing suicide. All jokes apart, the music is astounding but moody . This is not to be put in any ears without serious warnings. Make sure that you get a good listen to this if you are considering acquiring any Present album .
 
Tongue
 
 
 


Haha, that's great. LOL
 
 
Yeah, old school Hugues reviews are awesomeLOL His rewrited ones are of course much more serious, but I think his old ones had a special charm to themTongue
 
Another one:
 
PRESENT Le Poison Qui Rend Fou
Review by hugues chantraine @ 9:47:10 AM EST, 8/4/2004
PROG REVIEWER
4%20stars  —  If you read my review on their first album , you will know that Trigaux is a regular funny guy and the cover of this second album is out to prove it. As with the first one , he gets the help from Daniel Denis ( of UNIVERS ZERO fame). Actually if you look at the titles , there is some humour to this , however macabre this is. This RIO music is guitar with heavy groovy rythm driven and should please people who are into zheul music but careful ! - this is not zheul . It could also please Gothic fans. Add also another halfstar.
 
Big%20smile
 
 


Yeah, I agree with that. Hugues's reviews can be quite interesting to read sometimes.

I need to review more myself, but I simply haven't gotten the highest amount of motivation yet... Embarrassed
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Points: 8890 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2008 at 22:58
Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Mikerinos Mikerinos wrote:

I forgot to mention earlier, but I think Moving Pictures has more CDs than anybody else here, which is quite an accomplishment. :P


I do? LOL

Well I know some older members have a lot more, but they don't really post in the SR.
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Points: 32181 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2008 at 23:01
Originally posted by Mikerinos Mikerinos wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Mikerinos Mikerinos wrote:

I forgot to mention earlier, but I think Moving Pictures has more CDs than anybody else here, which is quite an accomplishment. :P


I do? LOL

Well I know some older members have a lot more, but they don't really post in the SR.


Yeah, good point. I am surprised; I knew there were quite a bit of people here that had alot of CDs, but most of those must be older members. I am proud of my collection though. Embarrassed

I am pretty much a full-blown progger for the most part, barring a few prog-related and just plain rock CDs, but it's amazing how much variety there is. I have Zorn, Styx, Mahavishnu, and Marillion, for example. Tongue

I'm actually listening to Electric Light Orchestra right now, which were one of the first bands that I ever loved when I was first discovering my love for music. Smile
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Points: 31538 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2008 at 23:02
Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

BTW, found Hugues' Triskaidekaphobie review before he rewrote it:
 
PRESENT Triskaidekaphobie
Review (Permanent link) by hugues chantraine @ 9:37:13 AM EST, 8/4/2004
SPECIAL COLLABORATION
4%20stars  —  This first album from Present is a real shock . How much more somber can one get. Present is the brainchild of one of the more un-compromising (and sinister) musician ever, Roger Trigaux after leaving this other uncompromising group UNIVERS ZERO. The title means the fear of number 13. As you can see , a cheery start . The first number is the highlight of the album is all about a stroll at the bottom of a canal. This guy should do stand-up comedy , he would make a killing - imagine an audience committing suicide. All jokes apart, the music is astounding but moody . This is not to be put in any ears without serious warnings. Make sure that you get a good listen to this if you are considering acquiring any Present album .
 
Tongue
 
 
 


Haha, that's great. LOL
 
 
Yeah, old school Hugues reviews are awesomeLOL His rewrited ones are of course much more serious, but I think his old ones had a special charm to themTongue
 
Another one:
 
PRESENT Le Poison Qui Rend Fou
Review by hugues chantraine @ 9:47:10 AM EST, 8/4/2004
PROG REVIEWER
4%20stars  —  If you read my review on their first album , you will know that Trigaux is a regular funny guy and the cover of this second album is out to prove it. As with the first one , he gets the help from Daniel Denis ( of UNIVERS ZERO fame). Actually if you look at the titles , there is some humour to this , however macabre this is. This RIO music is guitar with heavy groovy rythm driven and should please people who are into zheul music but careful ! - this is not zheul . It could also please Gothic fans. Add also another halfstar.
 
Big%20smile
 
 


Yeah, I agree with that. Hugues's reviews can be quite interesting to read sometimes.

I need to review more myself, but I simply haven't gotten the highest amount of motivation yet... Embarrassed
 
 
Hugues is one of my most preferred reviewers around here. I like his style a lotSmile
 
Yeah, reviewing is a bit harder than it looks. I have hundreds of reviews here, but they where all written over a four years timeEmbarrassed 
 
 
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Wow, always thought Hugues only did like, 1000+ word reviews.
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Mikerinos Mikerinos wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Mikerinos Mikerinos wrote:

I forgot to mention earlier, but I think Moving Pictures has more CDs than anybody else here, which is quite an accomplishment. :P


I do? LOL

Well I know some older members have a lot more, but they don't really post in the SR.


Yeah, good point. I am surprised; I knew there were quite a bit of people here that had alot of CDs, but most of those must be older members. I am proud of my collection though. Embarrassed

I am pretty much a full-blown progger for the most part, barring a few prog-related and just plain rock CDs, but it's amazing how much variety there is. I have Zorn, Styx, Mahavishnu, and Marillion, for example. Tongue

I'm actually listening to Electric Light Orchestra right now, which were one of the first bands that I ever loved when I was first discovering my love for music. Smile
 
 
My dad is a fan of ELO. I really enjoy them myself, particulary "Fire on High" Tongue
 
 
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

BTW, found Hugues' Triskaidekaphobie review before he rewrote it:
 
PRESENT Triskaidekaphobie
Review (Permanent link) by hugues chantraine @ 9:37:13 AM EST, 8/4/2004
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4%20stars  —  This first album from Present is a real shock . How much more somber can one get. Present is the brainchild of one of the more un-compromising (and sinister) musician ever, Roger Trigaux after leaving this other uncompromising group UNIVERS ZERO. The title means the fear of number 13. As you can see , a cheery start . The first number is the highlight of the album is all about a stroll at the bottom of a canal. This guy should do stand-up comedy , he would make a killing - imagine an audience committing suicide. All jokes apart, the music is astounding but moody . This is not to be put in any ears without serious warnings. Make sure that you get a good listen to this if you are considering acquiring any Present album .
 
Tongue
 
 
 


Haha, that's great. LOL
 
 
Yeah, old school Hugues reviews are awesomeLOL His rewrited ones are of course much more serious, but I think his old ones had a special charm to themTongue
 
Another one:
 
PRESENT Le Poison Qui Rend Fou
Review by hugues chantraine @ 9:47:10 AM EST, 8/4/2004
PROG REVIEWER
4%20stars  —  If you read my review on their first album , you will know that Trigaux is a regular funny guy and the cover of this second album is out to prove it. As with the first one , he gets the help from Daniel Denis ( of UNIVERS ZERO fame). Actually if you look at the titles , there is some humour to this , however macabre this is. This RIO music is guitar with heavy groovy rythm driven and should please people who are into zheul music but careful ! - this is not zheul . It could also please Gothic fans. Add also another halfstar.
 
Big%20smile
 
 


Yeah, I agree with that. Hugues's reviews can be quite interesting to read sometimes.

I need to review more myself, but I simply haven't gotten the highest amount of motivation yet... Embarrassed
 
 
Hugues is one of my most preferred reviewers around here. I like his style a lotSmile
 
Yeah, reviewing is a bit harder than it looks. I have hundreds of reviews here, but they where all written over a four years timeEmbarrassed 
 


There are so many great reviewers on this site... I'm not sure who are my favorites if I had to name, but Hugues does have some really great ones.

It is. Especially since I've always been much more of a math/straight-up logical type of person than a writer any day, I might know exactly how I feel about an album... transferring that into a helpful reference in the form of a review and finding the time to do it is a different story.
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Wow, always thought Hugues only did like, 1000+ word reviews.


Depends. He's done quite a bit of shorter ones too.
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Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Wow, always thought Hugues only did like, 1000+ word reviews.
 
 
Sometimes, sometimes not. These two are four years old though, and rewritten since.
 
But now you got two rePresentative reviews. Run listen to them nowTongue
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Wow, always thought Hugues only did like, 1000+ word reviews.


Depends. He's done quite a bit of shorter ones too.


I guess so, indeed.

Well, I'm alive, just wasn't here much yesterday, due to being out 80 per cent of the day *shock, absolute scary horror*.
So I only posted about 25 yesterday instead of 80Tongue
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Mikerinos Mikerinos wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Mikerinos Mikerinos wrote:

I forgot to mention earlier, but I think Moving Pictures has more CDs than anybody else here, which is quite an accomplishment. :P


I do? LOL

Well I know some older members have a lot more, but they don't really post in the SR.


Yeah, good point. I am surprised; I knew there were quite a bit of people here that had alot of CDs, but most of those must be older members. I am proud of my collection though. Embarrassed

I am pretty much a full-blown progger for the most part, barring a few prog-related and just plain rock CDs, but it's amazing how much variety there is. I have Zorn, Styx, Mahavishnu, and Marillion, for example. Tongue

I'm actually listening to Electric Light Orchestra right now, which were one of the first bands that I ever loved when I was first discovering my love for music. Smile
 
 
My dad is a fan of ELO. I really enjoy them myself, particulary "Fire on High" Tongue
 


I have their entire discography (yes, even Discovery), so I'd consider myself quite a fan. Big%20smile

I absolutely love the albums Out of the Blue, A New World Record, Time, and On the Third Day especially. They have some really fantastic sophisticated pop as well as earlier proggier compositions. I quite like it all, though I'm not in love with every single song they've ever recorded. LOL

I do like "Don't Bring Me Down" though. Embarrassed
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Wow, always thought Hugues only did like, 1000+ word reviews.
 
 
Sometimes, sometimes not. These two are four years old though, and rewritten since.
 
But now you got two rePresentative reviews. Run listen to them nowTongue


I do have to listen to Present again here soon... LOL
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Wow, always thought Hugues only did like, 1000+ word reviews.
 
 
Sometimes, sometimes not. These two are four years old though, and rewritten since.
 
But now you got two rePresentative reviews. Run listen to them nowTongue


Well Present has been on my list of stuff that makes me curious, so I'll have to give it a try one day.
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Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Wow, always thought Hugues only did like, 1000+ word reviews.


Depends. He's done quite a bit of shorter ones too.


I guess so, indeed.

Well, I'm alive, just wasn't here much yesterday, due to being out 80 per cent of the day *shock, absolute scary horror*.
So I only posted about 25 yesterday instead of 80Tongue


My posting goes in extreme spurts. Yesterday I posted quite a bit, but sometimes I'll go a few days or a week without really posting much at all. I don't know why. LOL
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