Slint-Spiderland-1991-BR4
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██ (i N T e R N A L -- R E L E A S E S) ██
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████ Slint-Spiderland ████
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██ Artist : Slint ██
█ Album : Spiderland ██
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█ Genre : Indie Company : Touch And Go ██
█ Streetdate : Apr-1991 Rip Date : Jan-25-2004 ██
█ Source : CDDA Grabber : EAC ██
█ Encoder : Lame Quality : VBRkbps/44,1kHz/Joint-Stereo██
█ Ripper : d4rko Songs : 06 ██
█ Playtime : 39:36 min Size : 54,2 MB ██
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█ More known for its frequent name-checks than its actual music, ██
█ Spiderland remains one of the most essential and chilling ██
█ releases in the mumbling post-rock arena. Even casual ██
█ listeners will be able to witness an experimental power-base ██
█ that the American underground has come to treasure. Indeed, ██
█ the lumbering quiet-loud motif has been lifted by everybody ██
█ from Lou Barlow to Mogwai, the album's emotional gelidity has ██
█ done more to move away from prog-rock mistakes than almost any ██
█ of the band's subsequent disciples, and it's easy to hear how ██
█ the term "Slint dynamics" has become an indie categorization ██
█ of its own. Most interestingly, however, is how even a ██
█ seething angularity to songs like "Nosferatu Man" ██
█ (disquieting, vampirish stop-starts) or "Good Morning, ██
█ Captain" (a murmuring nod to "The Rime of the Ancient ██
█ Mariner") certainly signaled the beginning of the end for the ██
█ band. Recording was intense, traumatic, and one more piece of ██
█ evidence supporting the theory that band members had to be ██
█ periodically institutionalized during the completion of the ██
█ album. Spiderland remains, though, not quite the ██
█ insurmountable masterpiece its reputation may suggest. Brian ██
█ McMahan softly speaks/screams his way through the asphyxiated ██
█ music and too often evokes strangled pity instead of outright ██
█ empathy. Which probably speaks more about the potential ██
█ dangers of pretentious post-rock than the frigid musical ██
█ climate of the album itself. Surely, years later, Spiderland ██
█ is still a strong, slightly overrated, compelling piece of ██
█ investigational despair that is a worthy asset to most any ██
█ experimentalist's record collection. ù Dean Carlson ██
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█ IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU'VE DOWNLOADED, BUY THE ALBUM. ██
█ THE ARTISTS DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT. ██
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█ 01.Breadcrumb Trail [05:56] ██
█ 02.Nosferatu Man [05:35] ██
█ 03.Don, Aman [06:28] ██
█ 04.Washer [08:50] ██
█ 05.For Dinner... [05:06] ██
█ 06.Good Morning, Captain [07:41] ██
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Files
| Path | Size |
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| 01-slint-breadcrumb_trail-br4.mp3 | 7,80 MB |
| 02-slint-nosferatu_man-br4.mp3 | 7,80 MB |
| 03-slint-don_aman-br4.mp3 | 9,21 MB |
| 04-slint-washer-br4.mp3 | 12,22 MB |
| 05-slint-for_dinner___-br4.mp3 | 6,89 MB |
| 06-slint-good_morning_captain-br4.mp3 | 10,30 MB |