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Too Bad But True

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フォーマット CDアルバム
発売日 2002年02月11日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルDigital Hardcore
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 DHRCD19
SKU 5019148619642

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:00:00

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作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト： Fever (Techno) 、 Fever (Digital Hardcore)

商品の紹介

There's good reason why digital hardcore hasn't surfaced in the mainstream. Its machine gun beats-per-minute and screeching vocals are merciless on the ear and the anti-establishment lyrics by acts like Atari Teenage Riot would have conservatives in an uproar. Fever, a digital hardcore/hip-hop hybrid, has the potential to raise a few eyebrows themselves. The extreme techniques on Too Bad But True violate all the rules of contemporary music, furnishing a no-holds barred assortment of beats and breaks. Vocalists/programmers Din S.T. and Paul P.M. sever the digital hardcore formula with catastrophic dub-styled rap on tracks such as "Rubber Cell," yet maintain its trademark, chaotic sound. Colossal thuds of bass and irate turntable scratching is enough to send a shiver down the spine in "See You Runnin" and "Distill Your Brain." Fever has the flavor; but you'll need to prepare your nerves for this one. ~ Kenyon Hopkin|
Rovi

There's good reason why digital hardcore hasn't surfaced in the mainstream. Its machine gun beats-per-minute and screeching vocals are merciless on the ear and the anti-establishment lyrics by acts like Atari Teenage Riot would have conservatives in an uproar. Fever, a digital hardcore/hip-hop hybrid, has the potential to raise a few eyebrows themselves. The extreme techniques on Too Bad But True violate all the rules of contemporary music, furnishing a no-holds barred assortment of beats and breaks. Vocalists/programmers Din S.T. and Paul P.M. sever the digital hardcore formula with catastrophic dub-styled rap on tracks such as "Rubber Cell," yet maintain its trademark, chaotic sound. Colossal thuds of bass and irate turntable scratching is enough to send a shiver down the spine in "See You Runnin" and "Distill Your Brain." Fever has the flavor; but you'll need to prepare your nerves for this one. ~ Kenyon Hopkin
Rovi

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