Todays the Day
Sadness Will Prevail - double disk (Relapse Records 2002)
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Much like most of
Todays the Day albums the guitars are so detuned you
can't really hear what's being played through the wall of
static coming outta the speakers. And ya, I know it sounds
like I'm gonna say it's different this time around, well
it's not. Horrible squealing guitars with sabbath-esque
style riffs help out here and there. But my favorite parts
of the 1st disk are the samples and piano parts. Track 6
has a nice haunting choir singer that bleeds into more
drugged piano lines. The best way to put disk one is take
the best high you've ever had, and then go watch a Terry
Gillain movie while listening to Black Sabbath. Gotta love
that annoying dial modem intro on "Answer the Phone". I do
have to admit disk 2 gets a little deeper into what the
album as a whole should have sounded like...
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfvckingbastard
Album Rating:
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Much like most of
Todays the Day albums the guitars are so detuned you
can't really hear what's being played through the wall of
static coming outta the speakers. And ya, I know it sounds
like I'm gonna say it's different this time around, well
it's not. Horrible squealing guitars with sabbath-esque
style riffs help out here and there. But my favorite parts
of the 1st disk are the samples and piano parts. Track 6
has a nice haunting choir singer that bleeds into more
drugged piano lines. The best way to put disk one is take
the best high you've ever had, and then go watch a Terry
Gillain movie while listening to Black Sabbath. Gotta love
that annoying dial modem intro on "Answer the Phone". I do
have to admit disk 2 gets a little deeper into what the
album as a whole should have sounded like...
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfvckingbastard
Album Rating:
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Much like most of
Todays the Day albums the guitars are so detuned you
can't really hear what's being played through the wall of
static coming outta the speakers. And ya, I know it sounds
like I'm gonna say it's different this time around, well
it's not. Horrible squealing guitars with sabbath-esque
style riffs help out here and there. But my favorite parts
of the 1st disk are the samples and piano parts. Track 6
has a nice haunting choir singer that bleeds into more
drugged piano lines. The best way to put disk one is take
the best high you've ever had, and then go watch a Terry
Gillain movie while listening to Black Sabbath. Gotta love
that annoying dial modem intro on "Answer the Phone". I do
have to admit disk 2 gets a little deeper into what the
album as a whole should have sounded like...
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfvckingbastard
Album Rating:
Album Rating:
Much like most of
Todays the Day albums the guitars are so detuned you
can't really hear what's being played through the wall of
static coming outta the speakers. And ya, I know it sounds
like I'm gonna say it's different this time around, well
it's not. Horrible squealing guitars with sabbath-esque
style riffs help out here and there. But my favorite parts
of the 1st disk are the samples and piano parts. Track 6
has a nice haunting choir singer that bleeds into more
drugged piano lines. The best way to put disk one is take
the best high you've ever had, and then go watch a Terry
Gillain movie while listening to Black Sabbath. Gotta love
that annoying dial modem intro on "Answer the Phone". I do
have to admit disk 2 gets a little deeper into what the
album as a whole should have sounded like...
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfvckingbastard