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?!?/427/041/2e4adc070036fcf55ae2146f43dee2c0§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 01. "Intro (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/33d755a59a8ae23b01df687faf67b852§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 02. "Electric Uncle Sam (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/ef3c5937d2d54432a20b0aeeb4f9ba45§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 03. "Natural Joe (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/b2fd0894a2a8e7faf872f831683c7880§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 04. "Lacquer Head (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/9a9bf9292e3be1a4fab297a4d3a5c4c0§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 05. "The Antipop (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/797cab18324786f4ac4a0bef851a2da3§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 06. "Eclectic Electric (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/69beb6abd927ec05baa2c05791aab0a8§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 07. "Greet The Sacred Cow (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/5f202d7dd6bd7a04dda3fb8f9356a3c7§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 08. "Mama Didn't Raise No Fool (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/6160fe9a184b430f3796e986a39ec389§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 09. "Dirty Drowning Man (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/8282966ada60545eaf1c466823ce32db§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 10. "The Ballad Of Bodacious (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/3b15011105a68cf7da4a3389c401f065§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 11. "Power Mad (Album Version)"
?!?/427/041/503d3f0320cd7a00baffc58f36df1bd0§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 12. "The Final Voyage Of The Liquid Sky (Album Version)"
?!?/d1/427/041/LOEPZCXYBKAMGHZLXYARBZXWEGOH§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Primus-Antipop"??% 13. "Coattails Of A Dead Man (Album Version)"
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 | | Description: | Oberflächlich betrachtet scheinen alle Primus-Alben gleich zu klingen, aber Primus hat noch nie versucht, die Dinge so sehr aufzumischen wie auf ihrem siebten Album AntiPop. Primus hat eine schwindelerregende Anzahl von Kollaborateuren angeheuert - darunter Stewart Copeland, Tom Waits, James Hetfield, Tom Morello, Jim Martin, Matt Stone, Martina und Fred Durst - um sich selbst herauszufordern, verschiedene Dimensionen in ihrer Musik zu finden. Einige spielen oder singen, andere produzieren, aber es ist erstaunlich, wie sehr jeder einzelne Gast den Klang der Musik verändert. Obwohl es hier ein paar gute Texte gibt, ist dies im Gro�en und Ganzen ein Album über Musik; es wäre sogar noch besser gewesen, wenn es hauptsächlich ein Instrumentalalbum gewesen wäre, da der Gesang gelegentlich im Weg ist. Dennoch ist es möglich, darüber hinwegzusehen und AntiPop als eines der ehrgeizigsten und besten Werke von Primus zu hören. Nein, sie sind nicht immer erfolgreich, aber kein Song klingt wie der andere, und einige Kollaborationen gehören zum Besten, was Primus je aufgenommen hat. AntiPop ist dichte Musik, die sich nicht scheut, albern zu sein oder auf die Nase zu fallen - und selbst wenn das nicht nach deinem Geschmack ist, ist es schwer, das nicht zu respektieren. - On the surface, all Primus albums seem to sound alike, but Primus has never tried to shake things up as much as they do on their seventh album, AntiPop. Primus enlisted a dizzying array of collaborators - Stewart Copeland, Tom Waits, James Hetfield, Tom Morello, Jim Martin, Matt Stone, Martina, and Fred Durst among them - all in the purpose of challenging themselves to find different dimensions to it's music. Some play or sing, some produce, but it's amazing how much each individual guest changes the tone of the music. Though there are a couple of good lyrics here, this is by and large an album about music; it would have been even better if it had been primarily an instrumental album, actually, since the vocals get in the way occasionally. Still, it's possible to get past those and hear AntiPop as one of Primus' most ambitious and best efforts. No, they're not always successful, but no two songs sound the same, and some collaborations are among the best things Primus has ever recorded. AntiPop is dense music that isn't afraid to be goofy or fall on it's face - and even if it's not to your particular taste, it's hard not to respect this.Track 13 contains a hidden track (track 13.2). Track 13.1 lasts for 5:20 before a period of silence.
Recorded at Rancho Relaxo except 2 to 4, 8, 11 recorded at The Village Recorders, Los Angeles, CA. Ler's guitar solo on "Eclectic Electric" recorded at F-Studios, Berkeley, CA.
Mixed at The Plant, Sausalito, CA except 2 mixed at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA.
Mastered at A&M Mastering Studios, Hollywood, CA
All songs ©1999 Sturgeon (BMI) except 2, 8 and 11 Sturgeon (BMI)/LBV Songs (BMI)
"Antipop" is a CD release by the American band Primus, issued under the Interscope label. The album captures the group's characteristic blend of experimental rock, funk-metal and off-kilter rhythms, driven by complex bass lines, quirky guitar textures and unusual song structures. With its dense sound and often dark, ironic tone, "Antipop" stands as a challenging and atmospheric listening experience for fans who appreciate innovative arrangements and a departure from conventional rock formulas. The tracks unfold between aggressive, riff-oriented passages and more groove-based sections, showcasing the band's technical prowess and their taste for eccentric, sometimes surreal musical ideas. As a CD edition, this title is aimed at collectors and listeners who value physical sound carriers, complete with full-length album sequencing and the tactile experience of holding the product in hand.
Primus are renowned for their idiosyncratic style and the unmistakable bass work at the core of their sound. Emerging from the alternative rock and metal environment, they have built a dedicated cult following through their fusion of funk, metal and experimental rock. Over the years, Primus have earned recognition for their originality, with albums that frequently appear in discussions of influential alternative releases and a reputation as a formidable live band with highly skilled musicianship.
The CD appears under the Interscope banner, one of the most prominent labels in the international music industry. Interscope is known for working with a broad spectrum of important artists and for supporting both commercially successful acts and more adventurous, boundary-pushing projects. With a strong global distribution network and a history of influential releases in rock, pop and beyond, the label stands for high production standards and a professional environment in which albums like "Antipop" can reach a wide audience. Buyers of this CD can thus expect a production that benefits from the experience and reach of a major, well-established record company. | | | No. of tracks: |
14 |
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0606944142 |
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