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Fake Sound Of Progress, The [New Version] (2001) 
Fake Sound Of Progress, The [New Version] (CD 2001)

 
Fake Sound Of Progress, The [New Version] (CD 2001)

Title: Fake Sound Of Progress, The [New Version]
Record Label: Torment
Release Year: 2001
EAN: 5017687611028
Genre: General
Product ID: EPID4001655
Description: Lostprophets: Jamie Oliver (vocals, turntables); Ian Watkins (vocals); Lee Gaze, Mike Lewis (guitar); Stuart Richardson (bass); Mike Chiplin (drums).FAKE SOUND OF PROGRESS, the debut album for these Welsh nu-metallists, contains a few su...
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Track Listing
1. Shinobi Vs. Dragon Ninja
2. Fake Sound Of Progress, The
3. Five Is A Four Letter Word
4. And She Told Me To Leave
5. Kobrakai
6. Handsome Life Of Swing, The
7. Thousand Apologies, A
8. Still Laughing
9. For Sure
10. Awkward
11. Ode To Summmer

Details
Number of CDs:1
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo

Album Notes
Lostprophets: Jamie Oliver (vocals, turntables); Ian Watkins (vocals); Lee Gaze, Mike Lewis (guitar); Stuart Richardson (bass); Mike Chiplin (drums).FAKE SOUND OF PROGRESS, the debut album for these Welsh nu-metallists, contains a few surprises, not the least of which are the band's literate lyrical approach and the inclusion of turntable scratching. With a production that tends to highlight vocalist Ian Watkins' distinctive wail, Lostprophets are masters at pop metal, as evidenced by tracks such as "Five Is a Four Letter Word" and "And She Told Me to Leave," the latter of which features skittering, jungle-influenced drums in a freewheeling, innovative take on the genre. Lyrically they're all about alienation, angst, and, er, Japanese monster movies, ("Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja"), which hints at the not-so-hidden fact that this smart collection of punchy rock has a sly wit, too. The Lostprophets' predilection for experimentation and airy take on metal truisms bears fruit here--this is smart, disaffected, rock that leaves the listener craving more of the same.

Editorial Reviews
7 out of 10 - ...They've buffed every nuance to a high sheen....straddling a gap between Fugazi and Limp Bizkit...
NME (10/06/2001)

3 stars out of 5 - ...The Linkin Park crowd are likely to be willing converts...
Q (12/01/2001)

3 stars out of 5 - ...The Linkin Park crowd are likely to be willing converts...NME (10/6/01, p.42) - 7 out of 10 - ...They've buffed every nuance to a high sheen....straddling a gap between Fugazi and Limp Bizkit...
Q (12/01/2001)

3 stars out of 5 - ...The Linkin Park crowd are likely to be willing converts...NME (10/6/01, p.42) - 7 out of 10 - ...They've buffed every nuance to a high sheen....straddling a gap between Fugazi and Limp Bizkit...
Q (12/01/2001)


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