It fits my wants
The song I listen to are great, but these tracks are excellent. My personal favorites are track 01, 11, and 12.
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It's a punch in my brain
Dear friends... this is a kind of music that break all paradigms. Heavy, hard, strong... it's powerfull.
tracks
try tracks 2, 4, and 11.
oh my god
I remember my older brother giving me the album with Speed on it back in the day with the instructions to L I S T E N to this. I was pretty young and didn't get, so I opted for Achtung Baby and Elton John records ... where the melody is easy and a white man can tap his foot and bite his bottom lip. I was young and foolish, if I had any intelligence I would have listened to this all the live long day. This music has not dated itself ... like so much techno-(esque) type stuff ... in fact I dare say the world needs this music more now then ever.
fragtunes
try midi junkies while driving and see if you can resist the urge to peer like a badass over your steering wheel, pretending it's fifteen years ago and you might still be part of something cool... the sound here always reminds me of Pop Will Eat Itself, especially RSVP from Dos Dedos. my favorite so far is Delete Yourself - you've got no chance to win!
Crashed my car
2000 years of nothing plus an everymart or two put me over the edge and my car into a ditch. And I didn't even flinch. I'm just going to burn my late memo and use to to torth what's left of my hybrid.
HELL YEA!
I first heard ATR back in the mid 90's and ever time I hear them I just want to break something. Banned from there native Berlin because there fans took the song Burn Berlin Burn! too heart. Truly music to start a riot too, it makes me want to throw a brick through the window of a McDonalds or WalMart or some other damn billion dollar bull-shit company. It's a shame that this band had to end the way it did.
Burnt the place down!
When ATR toured with Rage Against the Machine and the Wu Tang clan in the late 90s the fans literally tore down the fences surrounding the venue and set them on fire. This was the perfect soundtrack to that scene.
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