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| ARTIST: | Dissociatives |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Emi |
| FEATURES: | CD-single, Import |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Somewhere Down The Barrel, Thinking In Reverse (Stereogamous Extension), Goodnight (Prop Sleepyheadz Mix) |
| UPC: | 724354819827 |
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Customer Reviews of Somewhere Down the Barrel
Skip the single, buy the entire album I received my "The Dissociatives" album from Australia about 2 weeks ago and let me tell you, I am addicted. I listen to it every day. If you're a silverchair fan and you love John's voice, this is a must-buy. But for those of you who preferred their early work, be prepared - its pretty poppy. I think even Mac had toned down his electronica tendencies for this album; these two worked together a few years ago on a project called "I Can't Believe its Not Rock" which was very, very experimental, and this album is just plain more poppy. Beautiful stuff though, and I do not really listen to any pop music. Unlike anything you've ever heard before, the same way that Diorama was a surprise to all of us. Less orchestrated than Diorama though, more piano, and the lyrics have gotten even more abstract.
I believe that once a Silverchair fan, always a Silverchair fan. We listen to Daniel Johns because there is something about the clarity and range of his voice that provokes and makes us feel at home, all at once. If you feel this way, you will not be disappointed by this album. But don't say I didn't tell you it was poppy!
Great fusion of rock and house
Paul mac is one of the greatest aussie techno/housesque songwriters and Daniel Johns is one of the greatest aussie rock songwriters. I can't believe it's not rock does even come close to the quality of this single. The title track, like Silverchair's "Greatest View", has raw, fun, and exciting energy with catchy melodies. "Thinking In Reverse" starts with a very experimental techno feel and goes into a simple rock beat, in a very appealing way. "Goodnight" has an incredible jazz feel to it. It has the brushed snare, glocks, rhodes, bass, and with Paul's effects, makes a unusually pleasent effect on the listener. I am excitedly awaiting the CD to come out!