Artist : Acid Mothers Temple & The Cosmic Inferno
Title : Hotter Than Inferno (Live in Sapporo)
Genre : Psychedelic Rock
Year : 2008
Date : 01/2009
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 02
Label : Vivo Records
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 72:22 min
Size : 68,4 MB
Tracklist:
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01.master of cosmic inferno - heart of 26:31
earth
02.pink lady lemonade - including doobic 45:51
wonderland
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72:22 min
Hot than Inferno captures AMT in their fired-up, mainly noisy and wonderfully
chaotic live format were spacey keyboards whiz and buzz, guitar?s singeing with
multiple soloing and the rest of the band kick up a hell of a dust storm.
The 73 minute set was recorded live in their native Japan on 29 June 2008 at
Counter Action, Sapporo. And it only features two tracks or long jams, first off we
have the shorter of the pair Master Of The Cosmic Inferno ~ Heart Of Earth that
comes in just over 26 minute mark and is basically an steaming, almost
cosmically head-banging version of a track off their superb Journey Into The
Cosmic Inferno album that came out a few months back. With the chanting
vocals and 70?s cosmic rock/eastern riff heart of the track appearing ever so
often before zooming off into jammed out spacey heaven. This to my ears is the
better of the two tracks, as it never seems to lose you attention or momentum.
Next & Lastly we have Pink Lady Lemonade ~ Including Doobie Wonder Land
which comes in just shy of the 50 minute mark. It starts off with the live favourite
Pink Lady Lemonade that opens up with melodic 60?s rock riff but seems a little
too murky & garage band like for it?s own good, but it soon starts to suck you into
it?s chaotic groove as Kawakawa Makoto kicks into to guitar soloing mode, the
band going through a nice selection of slow downs then build ups. The track
Doobie Wonder Land comes in towards the end run of the jam with it?s chugging
70?s rock funk tinged groove and again it launchers into on- fire soloing
work-outs by Kawakawa Makoto. And while both parts of this long form jam have
some great moments, the track just feels too long for its own good, meaning that
in places it really does start to drag and lose its fire and guts.
Certainly not a starter AMT experience, but for those like myself who have grown
to like then love the AMT you?ll find this mainly an invigorating, fiery and enjoyable
live album- it?s just a pity some of the fat couldn?t have been chopped from the
second track.
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