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5.0 out of 5 stars
Where DOESN'T this album go!, January 20, 2005
This review is from: Cure for Sanity (Audio CD)
It really has everything a modern experimental rock album should have. Absolutely terrifying how ingenius this band was. They graze hip hop, rock, reggae, dance, latin, electro jazz, etc. It kills me that they weren't bigger in America, what with the success of Beastie Boys and Prodigy. It's an album that will go in any direction it sees fit and borders on the line of twisted, funny and political. These are musicians that are top of their game, and have made something too unusual and pleasant for words.
I enjoy effort they made. But if you want to know where they really had some fun and played around a bit. This really will cure your sanity.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
the cure for bland, mainstream, drizzle radio pop, February 10, 2008
This review is from: Cure for Sanity (Audio CD)
PWEI, my favorite band. This is my favorite album of their's. This is musical genious at it's best. Their sound is completely indescribable. X,Y,and Zee is one of my favorite songs. Lived in Splendor: Died in Chaos is another great track which is surrounded by a sample of the Blade Runner theme. All of the tracks are terrific and filled with loops, beats, and samples. If you are looking for a unique sound mixed with rock, industrial, and a little hip-hop, coupled with just about every sound imaginable, then look no further. For you have found the cure(for sanity).
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
always one of my FAVORITE albums, September 17, 2008
This review is from: Cure for Sanity (Audio CD)
this album is sick, dope and fresh all at once! I have loved it since I heard x, y and zee on mtv, and remember buying this on cassette at the mall, playing in my dad's car and the shock and horror of him and my sister like "what the hell is that, and take that tape out"! lol. In years since I must admit, my sister realizes their manic genius, in a world of normalcy, they have always managed to be on the outside, and in a way so appealing you can't believe they weren't bigger, as others on here have said. but no matter, more for us to love. This album has managed to keep a fresh edge, as the best of their material has, no matter how old. I don't think there's a song on here I don't love. The production is so thick, there is so much going on that you can get lost in intergalactic punk rock hip hop.......
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