| | My Life W / Thrill Kill Kult Resurrection Of Luna CD My Life W / Thrill Kill Kult Discography of CDs
Schlock-obsessed dance rockers My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult released THE RESURRECTION OF LUNA in 2001. Moving ever more toward an electronica-based sound (the group's previous release had been a remix compilation), LUNA is straight up dancefloor material, with elements of techno, industrial, disco, hip-hop, R&B, and heavy metal mixed in with the band's usual tongue-in-cheek themes of sex and Satanism. While not the band's best, the disc should scratch the itch of anyone with an alterna-dance interest. Resurrection Of Luna Music | List Price | $11.98 (You save $1.39) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Industrial | | Label | Rykodisc | | Orig Year | 2007 | | All Time Sales Rank |  109725  | | CD Universe Part number | 7389056 | | Catalog number | 10899 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 03, 2007 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Buzz McCoy | | Recording Time | 78 minutes |
My Life W / Thrill Kill Kult Resurrection Of Luna Songs | 1. | Hour of Zero |
| 2. | Radio Silicon |
| 3. | Untouchable Class |
| 4. | Girl Without a Planet |
| 5. | Asylum Disciple |
| 6. | Kult Konnection, The |
| 7. | Flesh Playhouse |
| 8. | Bettie |
| 9. | Ocean of Hate |
| 10. | Temptation Serenade |
| 11. | Heelz Afire |
| 12. | Jungle of Love |
| 13. | Theme de Luna |
| 14. | Hallowed Be My Name |
| 15. | Temptation Serenade - (remix) |
|
Resurrection Of Luna Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on My Life W / Thrill Kill Kult Resurrection Of Luna CD. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Resurrection Of Luna CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | My Life W Crime For All Seasons CD (1997) Bonus Tracks
Resurrection Of Luna album
 $10.59  
| | My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult CD (2004) Remastered
Resurrection Of Luna CD music
$9.99 
| | My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult - The Kult Kollection DVD (2004)
Resurrection Of Luna music CDs
 $13.19
Named after an original film project that never made ...
| | My Life W Diamonds & Daggerz CD (2004)
Resurrection Of Luna songs
$11.65
| | My Life W Gay, Black & Married CD (2005)
Resurrection Of Luna album
$14.59
| | My Life W Filthiest Show In Town CD (2007)
Resurrection Of Luna CD music
$13.45
| | Walter Becker 11 Tracks Of Whack CD (1994)
Resurrection Of Luna music CDs
$9.09 
It's not surprising that Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker's debut solo album sounds like a Steely Dan record. What is a little surprising, though, is that, in his lead singing debut, he sounds so much like his erstwhile partner, Donald Fagen. Not that you'd mistake the two (Fagen projects more and is slightly grittier), but they sing in the same register with the same sly phrasing and the same accent. Other differences from the Dan are equally subtle: Becker adopts a sparer musical approach, for one thing, the missing element being the prominence of Fagen's keyboards (although Fagen does play on the record and co-produced it). Nothing gets in the way of Becker's voice as he restricts himself largely to tales of romantic dislocation. On the whole, this album sounds like what you'd expect -- one half of Steely Dan. ~ William Ruhlmann
It's not surprising that Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker's debut solo album sounds like a Steely Dan record. What is a little surprising, though, is that, in his lead singing debut, he sounds so much like his erstwhile partner, Donald Fagen. Not that you'd ...
| | Daryll-Ann Happy Traum CD (2001)
Resurrection Of Luna songs
$21.35
| | Michel Camilo In Trio CD (1986) Japan
Resurrection Of Luna album
$12.91 
| | Black Devil Disco 28 After CD (2006)
Resurrection Of Luna CD music
$13.09
| | Black Grove 401 Records Compilation, Vol. 2 CD (2006)
Resurrection Of Luna music CDs
$16.45
| | R D Jansen Symphony Dionysius CD (2008)
Resurrection Of Luna songs
$8.69
Symphony Dionysius is projective music. I have tried to put my fascination with randomness, contingency and chance into the sounds of Symphony Dionysius. What I produced is a cross between a strange attractor on the chaos of my life and a projective test using sounds instead of inkblots. Dionysius includes hard-to-predict melodies, random tone rows, musical koans, tonal superimpositions, tempi simultaneously slow and fast, contradictory keys. The themes are introverted, tentative, questioning, irregular and fragmented. Sounds are occasionally charming or grand but as often strident and incoherent, reflecting events which sometimes seem meaningful and sometimes not. Randomness is essential to modern mathematics and physics: science evaluates valid causal effects by comparing them to “chance”. And (even though, by definition, there are no artistic patterns in randomness), it may be that chaos is just as essential to art and music. It is certainly a useful neural component of human perception and cognition--- our brains and nervous system actually use chaotic pulses to control, to insulate or reset neural activity. Experiencing objects as engrossing or beautiful just because they exist in the moment could be called projective, psychedelic, enlightened, or even autistic, depending upon your orientation. Ask questions full of information and you can find answers in random noise. In fact, the more structure in the question, the less need be in the answer. It is never clear whether we are “extracting” patterns from random noise or creating them by means of projection, by merely reversing the structure of our question. We may be “seeing” mostly our own perceptual brain activity when we peer into random or ambiguous stimuli. It is common knowledge that expectation can influence and shape our perceptions. There is Maslow’s famous saying that “when the only tool you have is a hammer, all the world becomes a nail”. We experience the world through our models, through our paradigms, through our beliefs and expectations. There is no other way, they are the lenses on the camera of consciousness. Although a synthesizer keyboard resembles a piano the composing ...
|
|
|
Email a Friend
