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Recording information: Track Record, North Hollywood, California; Rag Recording, San Pedro, CA.
Fu Manchu: Scott Hill (vocals, guitar); Bob Balch (guitar, background vocals); Brad Davis (bass guitar, Theremin, background vocals); Scott Reeder (drums, background vocals).
Fu Manchu Start The Machine Songs Start The Machine Music Review Average Rating: (3.3 out of 5 stars)   It's a good effort but nothing is like the good old days...
Some of the tracks are really good but nothing will ever be as they were, the glory days are over. This we already knew when we heard California Crossing. Still it's worth listening to, it grows better and better each time. Buy it and make your collection complete.
Submitted by bengelito (Stockholm, Sweden) 
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 Best CD so far?
Fu Manchu´s latest CD is a mindblowing journey through 70´s rock and fuzzy stonerrock, maybe their strongst effort so far and that means pure quality.
WARNING!!
Don´t drive wile listening to this CD, you might lose your license.
Submitted by produktion (JKPG, Sweden)
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Too Short...
Unfortunately Fu Manchu on this album have opted for shorter songs, cutting out the sometimes "spacey" jams and guitar bits which they are known for, and instead end up compacting each song into either two or three minutes. The trouble is as a result each song ends up sounding the same, albeit with different lyrics. At 35 minutes this album is just too short.
Submitted by Al. (Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia)
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Shane Parton delivers his second album titled Lustre from the Distance. It is an introspective work that travels through the heart, reflecting the way it loves, the way it feels when love dissolves, and pondering how things might have been different if only things were different.Kicking off this collection is the infectious blues-dusted groove "Unspoken" which captures the attention from the very start and holds on long after the song has ended. As it continues, Lustre soars through lush, guitar driven, sounds and drifts inward touching melodic, delicate, folk inspired songs before turning back out to land on the same positive note from which it started. This pop/rock infused album occasionally finds the angry, defiant voice that Shane established ...
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