Brian Jonestown Massacre - Strung Out in Heaven
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Free Music Review: Underrated On Amazon
Hit: 5 Stars
This record really steams, it's amazing. "jennifer" is worth the purchase price alone."got my eye on you" is outstanding. this anton character is an amazingly underrated song writer! matt hollywood and joel gion also rule my universe. and the guitar riff in "dawn" might be the best sound ever made in music. you judge for yourself but really, really love this record. now it's on to "take it from the man!"Free Music Review: go get your creed records
Hit: 5 Stars
i'm glad the world seems to hate this band and grab on to whimpy cheese-rock bands like creed. if it's a challenging, rough around the edges (way rough around the edges) rock band you're after, then check out the brian jonestown massacre, and see what rock and roll is all about: medication, pain, love, and loss. on second thought, stick with your creed records, you'll be happier.Free Music Review: Its worth a serious listen
Hit: 5 Stars
I think this is a very satisfying mix of tunes with obvious links to the early Stones, as the band's name implies. The whole disc is good listening, although some of the tunes clearly stand out from the others.Free Music Review: you can't handle the love
Hit: 5 Stars
you critics can't comprehend the message and the music of the massacre. if i payed attention to the critics i'd be listen to pop 100 until bleed.Free Music Review: A great place to start for the uninitiated...
Hit: 4 Stars
This album may not be a favorite (1997's Give It Back earns that distinction), but Strung Out In Heaven is the closest thing the Brian Jonestown Massacre have made to a "proper" commercial record, and it's a great place to start for the uninitiated. Sure, the case can be made that Strung Out is a little derivative, but the Brian Jonestown Massacre have never made any effort to hide their influences. Bob Dylan, the Spacemen 3, Syd Barrett, the VU and early Stones lurk around every part of this disk, but given the lack of appreciation most modern bands have for history, is that really such a band thing? Sit back and enjoy, there isn't a dull moment to be heard here...