My personal favourite album from them. What is the opinion of y'all on this one?
My personal favourite album from them. What is the opinion of y'all on this one?
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I think it's Andy Kirk at his finest. Guy Segers is all over it too. I've been playing a lot of the live versions Guy has been posting on his page lately. https://www.facebook.com/GuySEGERS.361?fref=ts
Love it!!
Nice, cold and electric - VERY good !
btw its Christian Genet on bass.
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I really love this one, definitelly one of my favourites. I think the use of more electronic sounds worked really well and makes it somewhat diferent from other Univers Zero albums.
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A great album, Funeral Plain is probably my favorite track. It's probably my least favorite amongst the first 5, I prefer the sound of the bassoon that was missing from this. But really that's just a minor quibble on a great album in a series of wonderful releases.
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The first two get my vote.
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Any UZ with Andy Kirk contributing is happy UZ for me
That said, not my fave of the early UZ...probably Heresie and Ceux those votes. And as good as the studio albums are, the Relaps live release from a few years back is my go-to for the Heatwave material.
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Great album!
no tunes, no dynamics, no nosebone
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Love this one.
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Bought it, played it once, set it aside. Will revisit and let you know!
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Oddly enough, I just happened to have this on the mp3 player on the way home from work today. Good record.
Gave this a spin - for some reason I just can't get into this one like their other works. I think the electronics give it an added layer of 'coldness' that just doesn't work for me.
My least favorite of the first 5 or 6, and the most underplayed in la casa Camiola.......Maybe there is a correlation there?
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