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The Sane Asylum

Limited Edition

Reissued

BLIND ILLUSION (Artist) Formato: Audio CD
4.2 4.2 de 5 estrellas 14 calificaciones
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CD de audio, Edición limitada, Reedición de la grabación original, agosto 10, 2010
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  • Idioma ‏ : ‎ Inglés
  • Dimensiones del paquete ‏ : ‎ 5,55 x 4,97 x 0,54 pulgadas; 2,83 Onzas
  • Fabricante ‏ : ‎ Metal Mind
  • Producto en amazon.com desde ‏ : ‎ septiembre 9, 2007
  • Etiqueta ‏ : ‎ Metal Mind
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000VL9XDI
  • Número de discos ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Opiniones de clientes:
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  • Andrew
    5.0 de 5 estrellas Great album start to finish!
    Calificado en Estados Unidos el 18 de enero de 2020
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    I remember finding this album on a cassette tape over a year ago and have been looking for the CD since then. I ordered the CD and got it very quickly. It is an excellent album to add to any music collection and is one of my favorite metal albums to listen to. I give it a 10/10. If you want a new metal album, I would recommend this album.
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  • M. Jensen
    2.0 de 5 estrellas Yeah, it's Les.....So What?
    Calificado en Estados Unidos el 12 de febrero de 2009
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    All that means is the bass is intricate and interesting. Guitar work is pretty amazing throughout too, but this album is brought down by one of the worst voices in the history of thrash and metal ever. It's horrible, and why nobody ever mentions it eludes me. Some realism and sanity must be brought to the reviews here, because this album is simply barely able to hold my attention. I know now why I sold the cassette after only a few listens so many moons ago. Progressive is not a work I would apply to this. Poorly thought-out and disjointed is, and the acclaim heaped upon it is dumbfounding. Drums are merely competent, barely. I know great things awaited Les and the Primus bunch, but this is just a raw and poorly produced blueprint of the man's genius and talent. If you want the pinnacle of his work, get Les Claypool and the Holy Mackerel's Highball With The Devil. This ain't worth 5 bucks. Sorry-have to let ya know. Here's a fine example of the stellar lyrical offerings. The Witch's Curse Will Leave You Dead. Ooohhhh.......impressive, huh? Must've wrote that one while still in the 4th grade. Geesh.........
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  • J. Alm
    5.0 de 5 estrellas Great Thrash - and a great addition to my Les Claypool collection
    Calificado en Estados Unidos el 21 de noviembre de 2008
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    Before Les Claypool became famous with Primus, he was in this band - in fact this may have been where he and Larry LaLonde met (not sure of that).

    Mark Beiderman's Blind Illusion was one of my favorite thrash albums back in the day and I was very happy to finally find it on CD. I've also owned it on Vinyl and Cassette.

    I've heard rumors of a second album that was recorded by this same line up that has yet to be released. HEY MARK - RELEASE IT ALREADY! I wanna hear it.
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  • Nihil
    4.0 de 5 estrellas Awesome CD !
    Calificado en Estados Unidos el 4 de agosto de 2009
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    Great release by Blind Illusion. Solid original songwriting with good lyrics
    and unique metal bass playing by Les Claypool. Lots of great guitar riffs from
    Marc Biedermann and Larry Lalonde. Drumming is excellent. Only complaint is the production is rather weak and the drums at times sounds more like a typewriter than
    snare drums.

    Beware of several bootlegs of this cd on ebay and Amazon going for ridiculous amounts of money. Being sold as the original copy. What you get is a bad copy !!
    Mostly comes from Russia and Poland. I got one a while ago and it was a total cheap copy with low sound and bad art duplication. Seems to be a cd to cd copy. However I was able to score a LEGIT CD on Combat Records. What a difference in sound quality and art duplication. This original copy had the dark offset cover not digital scanned reprint. The output volume was also much louder than the bootleg copies.
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  • D. R. Marshall
    5.0 de 5 estrellas Lost classic
    Calificado en Estados Unidos el 23 de noviembre de 2010
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    The reissue of The Sane Asylum has been long overdue. For anyone that likes Heavy Metal, Thrash, Hard Rock or Prog you owe it to yourself to have this in your collection. Lets hope Marc Biedermann has the the much anticipated follow-up record complete at some point.
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  • Fernando Benítez V
    5.0 de 5 estrellas Forever ahead of its time
    Calificado en Estados Unidos el 12 de noviembre de 2007
    Those magical thrashing days! Our paradise lost! Yes, indeed, I was lucky to stumble upon this gem back when it was released, when longhairs were still frowned at- or should I say, when there were longhairs, and real punks, and people obsessed with music, not trends. It was 1988, and I actually had read about this band in a Metal Forces (UK mag) article, and boy, was I psyched! I couldn't find the damn vinyl in local metal/hardcore stores in Mexico City,Mexico, so when an offer came to jump in a car and drive 15 hours all the way to San Antonio, TX, I didn't hesitate... I made it to a bitchin' store somewhere on the outskirts of that forlorn, depressive city and got ahold of my copy. I paid 8 bucks for it, by the way (I've seen used copies that go for over a 100 dlls!)... When I finally heard it, I was only let down by the horrid demo-esque production. Too bad, becasue the music was so unique and, dare I say, progressive. Almost twenty years later I still listen to this ouvre on a very frequent basis, which says a lot since I can't stand bands like megadeth or metallica anyomre (blame their popstar status and their faded formulas, not me!)... Want to know how it sounds like? well, it's thrash metal, but with a seventies, psychedelic flavor that you won't be able to find anywhere else in the field. If you're a newcomer and want some kind of clear reference, I would say these guys come across as a proto-mix of, say, Municipal Waste and Baroness, but a lot more trad-metal, and a lot more 70's. In fact, as far as I know, they broke up because nobody got it. later on, les claypool and larry lalonde (ex-possessed) became rockstars with their overrated alterno-band, Primus...But the real brains behind this classic album was a certain Marc Biedermann, an excelent guitarist/composer and ex-hippie who dared introduce a younger crowd to the perennial sounds of Crimson, Rush, early Sabbath, early Scorpions, Rainbow, and many other luminaries. Such a shame nobody wanted to listen. Believe me, back then, they press hailed them as the next big thing, and considering that Kirk Hammet was set to produce them, man... just goes to show you that we live in a world that is far from perfect! All in all,the album's filled to the brim with fast riffs, intrincate and surprising tempo changes, trippy effects, solid drumming, catchy songs and twisted, quasi-prog melodies. The lyrics deal with drugs, politics, death wishes, nightmares, insanity, and, as far as I can tell, ecological concerns. On the pictures published in mags they often resembled burnt-out hippies, which is a funny look I totally dig, but that's secondary, of course! Some songs are quite long, such as "Death Noise" and "Metamorphosis of a Monster": the former sounding a lot like a darker "Sails of Charon" (Scorpions), one of the best heavy rock songs ever! Really, bands like Metallica or Anthrax could only wish (even today, after all the millions, the big houses, the grammys and the addictions!)to sound like this...Wonder where Biedermann is today. At least, he lives and rocks in my personal pantheon, alongside the likes of Ax Genrich (guruguru), Randy Holden, John Duccan, Glenn Buxton, Rod Price, Hideki Ishima (the flower travelling band), Brian Robertson, steve Hillage, Duane Denison, Helios Creed and many others most people have never heard of... Blind Illusion: one of the best kept secrets ever!
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  • Rhino
    2.0 de 5 estrellas Not at all like Les Claypool
    Calificado en Estados Unidos el 31 de agosto de 2013
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    This is more like Iron Maiden than any thing else, its ok not great played it for a few days now its some were in the back of my ride lost.
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  • サノバビッチ
    5.0 de 5 estrellas こんな最高なメタルアルバムはないです。玄人向けですが・・・
    Calificado en Japón el 28 de diciembre de 2010
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    こんな素晴らしいアルバムはあと２０年は出てこないでしょうね。プライマスと平行して活動してほしいです。特に３曲目なんかヤバスギです。
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