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Da 'O Music | Category | Rap Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7517212 | | Catalog number | 149849 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 11, 2007 |
Dwyze Da 'O Songs | 1. | Da 'o' Clean Mix |
| 2. | Da 'o' Dirty Mix |
| 3. | Da 'o' Instrumental Mix |
| 4. | Watch What U Say Clean Mix |
| 5. | Watch What U Say Dirty Mix |
| 6. | Watch What U Say Instrumental Mix |
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On the other hand, the box at hand, opening as it does with Judy Collins' "Turn! Turn! Turn!" and closing with Queen's "Keep Yourself Alive" a decade later speaks volumes, not only about changes in the record company across that later time period, but also about changes in the society to which it was offering its music during that same era. Those buying the set will need a good-sized and sturdy table on which to open it, and to dig down, past a folder containing art prints of four classic album covers from the label, a package of postcards devoted to a larger handful of significant artists, a set of publicity shots devoted to the Doors, Love, Queen, and Tom Rush; a pair of Elektra emblem pin badges; and a 96-page hardcover book chock-full of information, essays, commentary, and more by Holzman and the artists themselves (which is another reason one yearns for a volume covering Elektra's first decade -- those are the artists who are truly lost to time and very much need an account of this sort on their behalf). With all of that material inside, the set isn't really devised for convenience of use, a fact of which you'll be reminded in your inability to find the "numbered exclusive certificate of authenticity" supposedly included, which hardly matters -- to borrow from the title of Holzman's autobiography, which is represented here on the bonus CD-ROM, one buys this to "follow the music," not to prize a numbered edition, or as an investment (the Mosaic Records boxes are wiser acquisitions in the latter regard). But following the music is made slightly difficult by the design of the set; why is it that the makers of all of these mega-boxes, from the joint EMI/Columbia Pink Floyd set Shine On and RCA's Duke Ellington career retrospective and on to this release, can't devise an easy way to store and access the CDs and, more importantly, include artist and song information on the individual CD packaging?
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Sleigor Trout play a form of mutant power groove influenced by styles such as circus, funk, rap, ethnic and much more, all with an element of heaviness from stoner rock to death metal. As quoted by one reviewer, "Combining a range of elements and sounds in such a way that creates music that truly sounds like a circus is a skill that Sleigor Trout have got down pat.†The band has been together in Lismore, Australia since the beginning of 2003 and has been amazing audiences up and down the coast with their extravagant alter ego's. Sleigor began working on their debut album ‘Swimming Dementia’ towards the end of 2004 and released it to a record crowd in their home town on the 17th of March, 2005. After a busy but successful year of constant performing on the east coast which included winning the regional finals for the ‘Jim Beam’ university band competition, Sleigor went to work on their follow up album. The second installment to the Sleigor Trout saga was released in March 2006 (now available here at CD Baby) and with a year’s growth behind the band, Sleigor have brought avant garde/circus metal to a new level!! With reviews such as: - "refreshingly good and well worth listening to just for the fact that it’s something different, and something different done well." - "what you do you do well and that is what matters, mix was good and produced well, music definitely has it's own flavor, I felt like I was at a rock and roll circus or carnival" - "Great combination of styles from laid back rock/funk to full blown side-show organ playing." - "...erm..... what the HELL do I say about this song? Okay let's start with startling. Then follow that with original and amusing." - "...that is probably the best quality weird song I've ever heard." - "entertaining and proof that the band is indeed insane... which is a good thing."- "This is a good combination of extreme metal and theatrical rock"- "These guys sweated up a storm of growling mutant power groove while wearing costumes channeling ‘Playschool’ on crack."Review of House of Pain taken from WWW.THEMETALFORGE.COM:Easily one of the more interesting Australian metal acts is Lismore (N.S.W.) quartet Sleigor Trout. Formed in 2003, their line-up of vocalist Molluntorot, guitarist/keyboardist T, bassist Aarrgghh!! and drummer Tlux reads like they are a black metal band. Oh how wrong you would be if you had thought that! In fact, they are an avant-garde circus metal act that mix funk, rap, metal and disco amongst other things. After several line-up changes since their inception, they release their debut album Swimming Dementia in March 2005 and a little over a year on, they have returned with their sophomore effort, House Of Pain.The eerie sounds of creeping footsteps stop when a door creaks open. This is the perfect intro to the title track, House Of Pain, which kicks of Sleigor Trouts second long player. The songs funky verses and heavy yet catchy choruses are indicative of the style of much of the album and instantly make me think of the likes of Mr. Bungle and Carnival In Coal. With the exception of the growled vocals during the chorus, Dancing Fear sounds like a complete throw back to fun and easy listening 80s pop synth music ...
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