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frenchbob

Awesome - A very powerful album

25/04/09

A very powerful solid rock sound. Many influences but definitely going to be kept and listened to again and again!

CPUFreak91

Excellent

15/04/09

This is by far my most favorite JT Bruce album yet for concentration, or just chilling out :)

labarcadesua

Good album

20/02/09

Yes! This is just what copyleft music needs! Good quality stuff, beautifully recorded and played! Congratulations!!

Guineapiggy

Good album

08/02/09

High production values and some interesting metal with a touch of Jeff Wayne about it. Good background music, good for car journeys, good to mellow out to. What else can I say?

NoxProxy

Awesome

26/01/09

This is amazing. I love every song on here. It is a must have for anyone that likes instramental music!

22/01/09

06/01/09

First time on Jamendo great music, you guys sound Awesome.

jakykong

Good music, but lacks organization

01/01/09

I listened to this the first time a few days ago, and it's easy to hear a lot of musical talent and skill - and many ideas. I'm quite likely to keep this in my "inspiration" section for a long time.

However, I found that many of the songs had so many ideas that they lost coherence. Flipping from idea to idea without anything linking them together. And most ideas are rarely returned to -- I had a hard time finding any sort of chorus in the music.

This should be taken as constructive criticism. I loved the music, but there is still room for improvement.

Bu5hman

Powerfull and Brilliant

14/11/08

Plenty of people have already reviewed this album, so I'll keep this part brief, tracks 1-10 are fantastic, very like Liquid tension experiment (who I love) and generally a fantastic progressive concept album. Alone I'd give that an 8/10. I rated this a 9 because of the last track. Wow. Completley unexpectedly the album ends on a absolutley bizzare finale, a completley different electronic/acid sound, twisting and jerking harshly between melodies and beats, yet still it somehow manages to fit in with the rest of the album.