| | Psyopus Ideas Of Reference CD Psyopus Discography of CDs
 (4 Customer Reviews)
Psyopus Ideas Of Reference Songs | 1. | Mork And Mindy |
| 2. | The White Light |
| 3. | Death |
| 4. | The Longroad To The 4th Dimension |
| 5. | Mannequin |
| 6. | Mirror |
| 7. | Imogens Puzzle |
| 8. | Anomaly |
| 9. | Bones To Dust |
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Ideas Of Reference Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)  Amazing tech metal album.
Forget Dillinger. Forget The End.
Well, don't forget them, but put them aside for the moment. This CD is nonstop tech metal from start to finish. The energy doesn't stop on this cd, and will bear repeated listenings. With some of the most innovative guitar playing around today, combined with furious drums and a screeching vocalist, I believe this cd is my pick for "album of the year".
Combine that with a great live show, and you have one talented band. If you're a fan of metal, you *must* buy this cd.
Submitted by xZAO99x (Nashville, TN, USA) 
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I think this is the best "metalcore" release ever. It think D.E.P. ' s "Miss machine" was superb, but this is going to wreck your neck !!! The whole music on this album is a one big solo !!! Really worth buying, but only if you are a sophisticated listener.
Submitted by Gniewo (Czaplinek, Polska)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Psyopus Kicks Ass!!!
Almost a math metal almost death or insanity, a great album with great lyrics. (who said there was anything wrong with Death Metal, whats better? Hardcore lyrics <--queers) Maybe listening to some death would help you! hurry buy some ORIGIN!!!!
Submitted by Dark_star_55 (Salt Lake Shitty, UT, USA)
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This is a very very VERY good cd. The guitar playing on this cd is rediculous. Also, the guy has an awesome voice. The only problem with this cd is that the lyrics to some of the songs are kind of stupid Deathmetalish.
Submitted by denis (warwick, Ny)
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