5uus-Crisis_in_Clay-1997-AMRC

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                  █▓ 01. Comeuppance                           03:48 ▓███
                  █▓ 02. Broadside Hits and Near Misses        02:22 ▓███
                  █▓ 03. The How-To's of Self-Taught           03:40 ▓███
                  █▓ 04. Bought the Farm                       04:20 ▓███
                  █▓ 05. Simply Agree                          01:39 ▓███
                  █▓ 06. Goliath in the Sights                 04:19 ▓███
                  █▓ 07. December                              02:56 ▓███
                  █▓ 08. Hunter-Gatherer                       03:30 ▓███
                  █▓ 09. What Price Virtue?                    03:19 ▓███
                  █▓ 10. Darkened Doors                        04:55 ▓███
                  █▓ 11. The Encounter                         03:26 ▓███
                  █▓ 12. The Willful Suspension of Disbelief   03:42 ▓███
                  █▓ 13. Cirrus                                03:38 ▓███
                  █▓ 14. Weaponry                              01:12 ▓███
                  █▓ 15. Absolutely Absolute                   03:48 ▓███
                  █▓ 16. Ringing in the New Ear                00:42 ▓███
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      ███▓                                                 ▓█▀
      ███▓ I used to have a recurring fantasy in which I   ▓█
      ███▓ would encounter some obnoxious stereotypical    ▓█
      ███▓ metalhead -- you know, the kind who thinks the  ▓█
      ███▓ music he listens to is the toughest stuff the   ▓█
      ███▓ world has ever known.  Said pretentious jerk    ▓█
      ███▓ would of course challenge me to come up with    ▓█
      ███▓ something as violent and scary as his stuff.  I ▓█
      ███▓ would play him "Comeuppance," the first track   ▓█
      ███▓ of the 5uu's Crisis in Clay, and he would run   ▓█
      ███▓ away whimpering.                                ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Yeah, it's that tough.  First of all, it's      ▓█
      ███▓ fiercely dissonant and all that fun RIO stuff.  ▓█
      ███▓ Secondly, it's incredibly rhythmically complex  ▓█
      ███▓ -- Dave Kerman notes on the 5uu's website that  ▓█
      ███▓ the simplest way to notate it would be in       ▓█
      ███▓ 53/32.  And finally, it rocks really hard.  Not ▓█
      ███▓ just heavy, but                                 ▓█
      ███▓ kicking-your-ass-into-the-ground aggressive.    ▓█
      ███▓ "Guerilla rock," says Kerman.  This is, of      ▓█
      ███▓ course, a good thing.                           ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ That brief description of "Comeuppance" pretty  ▓█
      ███▓ much sums up the difference between this album  ▓█
      ███▓ and the previous effort from the                ▓█
      ███▓ Drake/Kerman/Kumar lineup of the 5uu's,         ▓█
      ███▓ Hunger's Teeth.  Crisis is tighter, denser,     ▓█
      ███▓ more aggressive, heavier, and more obsessed     ▓█
      ███▓ with perverse mechanical rhythms.  It even      ▓█
      ███▓ verges on assaultive at times, as in the        ▓█
      ███▓ high-strung vocals and harsh synth solo on "The ▓█
      ███▓ Willful Suspension of Disbelief," or the        ▓█
      ███▓ buildup in "Darkened Doors" from limping        ▓█
      ███▓ piano-based chamber rock to a minute or so of   ▓█
      ███▓ all-out noise.                                  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Strangely, though, I don't like it as much as   ▓█
      ███▓ either Hunger's Teeth or Regarding Purgatories. ▓█
      ███▓ Some thoughts on why:                           ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ OBJECTION #1:  It sounds like Yes!              ▓█
      ███▓ Response:  Well, it kind of does at times,      ▓█
      ███▓ especially Bob Drake's Anderson-ish vocals.     ▓█
      ███▓ But, except for the annoying chord progressions ▓█
      ███▓ of "Absolutely Absolute," any comparison to Yes ▓█
      ███▓ has to be made to the more psychotic parts of   ▓█
      ███▓ Relayer, with all that saccharine "soon, oh     ▓█
      ███▓ soon the light" crap sliced out with surgical   ▓█
      ███▓ precision.  Oh, and the 5uu's have more of a    ▓█
      ███▓ maniacally precise "math rock" vibe to them     ▓█
      ███▓ than Yes ever did.                              ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ OBJECTION #2:  The lyrics!  Oh god, the         ▓█
      ███▓ lyrics!                                         ▓█
      ███▓ Response:  OK, yeah, Crisis does contain some   ▓█
      ███▓ of the worst lyrics ever penned.  Example:      ▓█
      ███▓ "Even the olive leaf / From the topmost bough / ▓█
      ███▓ When it missed the ark / Was quickly taught /   ▓█
      ███▓ How to sink or swim / By the pallor of doves"   ▓█
      ███▓ (from "Broadside Hits and Near Misses").        ▓█
      ███▓ Another example: "Steadfast in the moonlight,   ▓█
      ███▓ said dualists, from crenellations fight to keep ▓█
      ███▓ their walls,  rise and fall by strengths        ▓█
      ███▓ dramatic irony on stakes afire to hence         ▓█
      ███▓ reaffirm valor" (from "December"). However --   ▓█
      ███▓ here's the catch -- you can't understand a word ▓█
      ███▓ Drake sings, so it doesn't matter.  Just don't  ▓█
      ███▓ look at the booklet.                            ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ OBJECTION #3:  Cheesy synths!                   ▓█
      ███▓ Response:  There are a few cheesy string synths ▓█
      ███▓ here and there, notably in one part of "The     ▓█
      ███▓ How-To's of Self-Taught" that always reminds me ▓█
      ███▓ of the soundtrack to SimCity 2000.  But if you  ▓█
      ███▓ can deal with Thinking Plague's In Extremis,    ▓█
      ███▓ you're more than prepared for Crisis.           ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ OBJECTION #4:  Crappy ending!                   ▓█
      ███▓ Response:  This actually is a problem.          ▓█
      ███▓ "Absolutely Absolute" isn't that bad, but it    ▓█
      ███▓ has some really tacky Yes-ish chord             ▓█
      ███▓ progressions in it.  Even if you like that sort ▓█
      ███▓ of thing, it feels somewhat out of place here.  ▓█
      ███▓ "Ringing in the New Ear" is pretty pointless,   ▓█
      ███▓ being 42 seconds of near silence.  I usually    ▓█
      ███▓ skip these tracks.                              ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ OBJECTION #5:  Lack of variety!                 ▓█
      ███▓ Response:  I must admit, this is the real       ▓█
      ███▓ problem I have with the album.  Hunger's Teeth  ▓█
      ███▓ had a huge variety of textures and tonalities,  ▓█
      ███▓ two different vocalists, and weird interludes   ▓█
      ███▓ like a barbershop quartet and an electronic     ▓█
      ███▓ piece.  Here, pretty much every song is equally ▓█
      ███▓ thick and dense, and while almost every track   ▓█
      ███▓ is great, I find it difficult to listen to the  ▓█
      ███▓ whole album.  Some songs do stand out, like the ▓█
      ███▓ frenetic rocker "Weaponry," the weirdly catchy  ▓█
      ███▓ and slightly jazzy "Bought the Farm," and "What ▓█
      ███▓ Price Virtue?", with its near-techno precision  ▓█
      ███▓ drumming and UU-ified slide guitar quotation    ▓█
      ███▓ from Tales from Topographic Oceans.  After a    ▓█
      ███▓ while, though, the ubiquitous loud drumming and ▓█
      ███▓ heavy guitars cause much of the album to blur   ▓█
      ███▓ together, so that sections like the wonderful   ▓█
      ███▓ angular "clockwork" guitars in  "The Encounter" ▓█
      ███▓ go by almost unnoticed. Obvious moments of      ▓█
      ███▓ clarity, like the quiet synth and guitar        ▓█
      ███▓ counterpoint in the opening of "Cirrus," are    ▓█
      ███▓ far too rare. To really enjoy the album, I have ▓█
      ███▓ to take a break halfway through. - Alex Temple  ▓█
      ███▓ [November 2001]                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Click Here for Tracklist and Lineup Info        ▓█
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      ███▓ Regarding Purgatories (2000)Regarding           ▓█
      ███▓ Purgatories (2000)                              ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Regarding Purgatories marks the beginning of a  ▓█
      ███▓ new incarnation of the 5uu's.  Dave Kerman took ▓█
      ███▓ greater control over the creative process,      ▓█
      ███▓ changed the official name of the group to "Dave ▓█
      ███▓ Kerman/5uu's," and got a new vocalist, Thinking ▓█
      ███▓ Plague's Deborah Perry.  He also started        ▓█
      ███▓ branching out musically -- the album contains   ▓█
      ███▓ both a greater variety of compositional         ▓█
      ███▓ techniques and some longer, more abstract       ▓█
      ███▓ pieces than had appeared on previous 5uu's      ▓█
      ███▓ releases.                                       ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ "Meteora," the album's wonderful opener, is a   ▓█
      ███▓ great example of how 00s 5uu's differs from 90s ▓█
      ███▓ 5uu's.  Not only is it completely instrumental  ▓█
      ███▓ except for some distorted Medieval-ish chants   ▓█
      ███▓ that slosh around occasionally, but the first   ▓█
      ███▓ two minutes consist entirely of ambient         ▓█
      ███▓ synthesized foghorns and piano strings being    ▓█
      ███▓ scraped with keys.  And when the drums and bass ▓█
      ███▓ do come crashing in, it's simply amazing,       ▓█
      ███▓ especially when they're joined by a             ▓█
      ███▓ surprisingly Thinking Plague-like angular       ▓█
      ███▓ guitar line to create one of the most           ▓█
      ███▓ propulsive, satisfying passages the band has    ▓█
      ███▓ ever done.                                      ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ This is not to say that all of the album is so  ▓█
      ███▓ abstract -- Kerman has certainly not given up   ▓█
      ███▓ his talent for catchiness, and "Drachma" could  ▓█
      ███▓ almost be an avant-prog single, with its        ▓█
      ███▓ infectious, convolutedly folky melody and       ▓█
      ███▓ well-placed solo for walkie-talkie feedback.    ▓█
      ███▓ But it's nice to set this off against pieces    ▓█
      ███▓ like "Half-Akin to Gladsome," an intermezzo for ▓█
      ███▓ voice and piano that's more delicate than       ▓█
      ███▓ almost anything on Hunger's Teeth.  And it's    ▓█
      ███▓ hard to argue with the viscous, bubbling,       ▓█
      ███▓ brilliant organ solo in "String of Hey-Days"    ▓█
      ███▓ (which actually reminds me of a much more       ▓█
      ███▓ aggressive version of James Grigsby's work in U ▓█
      ███▓ Totem), or the unexpected vocal part of         ▓█
      ███▓ "Pinwheel," in which Perry's voice splinters    ▓█
      ███▓ into four different tracks and reflects off     ▓█
      ███▓ itself, simultaneously extremely strange and    ▓█
      ███▓ indescribably beautiful.                        ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ I have to admit, not every piece on the album   ▓█
      ███▓ is perfect.  A few tracks, like "To Fall on     ▓█
      ███▓ Deaf Ears part one," drag a little in places,   ▓█
      ███▓ and Perry's attempt to sound like Dagmar Krause ▓█
      ███▓ at the beginning of "Stand On Ceremony" is      ▓█
      ███▓ pretty weak.  While the epic "To Fall on Deaf   ▓█
      ███▓ Ears part two" is mostly excellent, complete    ▓█
      ███▓ with a powerful, ponderous and extremely        ▓█
      ███▓ grim-sounding middle section that puts Univers  ▓█
      ███▓ Zero to shame, it ends so abruptly that it      ▓█
      ███▓ sounds like they ran out of tape while          ▓█
      ███▓ recording it -- a rather jarring effect whose   ▓█
      ███▓ aesthetic purpose continues to baffle me.       ▓█
      ███▓ Still, the amount of good on this highly        ▓█
      ███▓ underrated disc so outweighs the bad in both    ▓█
      ███▓ quality and quantity that I think Regarding     ▓█
      ███▓ Purgatories may be my favorite 5uu's album.     ▓█
      ███▓ Anyone hesitating to buy it because of the flak ▓█
      ███▓ it sometimes gets on r.m.p, I urge you to keep  ▓█
      ███▓ and open mind and give it a try. - Alex Temple  ▓█
      ███▓ [May 2002]                                      ▓█
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                  █▓ we expect you to do the same!                   ▓███
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Files

PathSize
01_5uus-comeuppance-amrc.mp35,89 MB
02_5uus-broadside_hits_and_near_misses-amrc.mp33,40 MB
03_5uus-the_how-tos_of_self-taught-amrc.mp34,95 MB
04_5uus-bought_the_farm-amrc.mp36,33 MB
05_5uus-simply_agree-amrc.mp32,46 MB
06_5uus-goliath_in_the_sights-amrc.mp36,61 MB
07_5uus-december-amrc.mp34,03 MB
08_5uus-hunter-gatherer-amrc.mp35,15 MB
09_5uus-what_price_virtue-amrc.mp34,64 MB
10_5uus-darkened_doors-amrc.mp37,18 MB
11_5uus-the_encounter-amrc.mp34,98 MB
12_5uus-the_willful_suspension_of_disbelief-amrc.mp35,41 MB
13_5uus-cirrus-amrc.mp34,61 MB
14_5uus-weaponry-amrc.mp31,87 MB
15_5uus-absolutely_absolute-amrc.mp35,80 MB
16_5uus-ringing_in_the_new_ear-amrc.mp3863,65 KB