L-vis 1990 / Neon Dreams [2011]
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8 comments
Nice one! Been looking fwd to this. Thanks nodata
Pretty crap. Is the recession turning everyone with any artistic promise into a commercial chancer hoping to make an album that covers all bases to get them on Radio 1, McDonalds adverts, Played in Tesco, given away in a teenage magazine, on Top Gear? Makes me sick, no emotion to any of this radio friendly shit. One or two tracks are ok I guess.
That’s well put, nice one.
Fucking dissapointed with this! Was really looking forward to it as well!!!
Yet another ‘lets try and make dance music that sounds like it was made in 1994 because I’m too young to remeber it first time around’ album. shite….
Some great sounds on here, reminiscent of Larry Heards earlier work in the mid/late 80’s, but just when you think its sounding good it turns into poptastic, grating, shit.
Best avoided….unless you’re happy spending time trying to salvage something from it.
Please don’t compare this to Larry Heard….
No, that would be terrible. We all know the only thing comparable to Larry Heard is the soundtrack to Sim City 2000.
what a waste of great artwork … this album blows