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Three Point Turn - Explicit

 

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Artist: Three Point Turn

Title: Explicit

Label: Hadshot

Date: 2002

 

Track listing:

 

01. Make No Mistake

02. Welcome To The Deep End

03. Committed

04. Around Zero

05. Thriller

06. On The Edge

07. In And Out

08. Pere Lachaise

09. Train Wreck

10. Green And Blue

 

Review:

 

This album is the first of series of tech-trance releases coming up this Fall,

with albums by Midi Miliz and X-Dream expected before New Year's. So if you

like tech-trance, you have a lot of reasons to be excited.

 

"Explicit" features Three Point Turn/Authentik's characteristic sound with

coarse effects and monotonous beats with frequent breaks that make your heart

stop with the beat. This is powerful stuff and if you do not like to be

shaken AND stirred, please stay away.

 

Actually, I felt that this album was a little "softer" and more diverse that

Preamplified, indicating, in my humble opinion, a definite step in the

artistic development of Three Point Turn.

 

My personal favorites from this album are Commited and On The Edge. To Three

Point Turn, I can only say a big, big "Thank You"! 9/10.

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Well-constructed straight-business noisy psy-techno, a bit rounder around the

edges than their earlier stuff - still, their fans need not fear; it's nowhere

near Atmos or anything. Contrast their first two, this disc finally starts to

lean a bit more towards "A NOISE" than "ANNOYS". This is definitely their

most professional work so far, with the possible exception of a few tracks on

(Authentik's) Preamplified. Be warned, some of the sounds in Thriller are on

the experimental side, and Green and Blue is kind of messy. However, this

release is worth owning. 8/10.

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Guest Mescalinium

A solid outing from the Parisian boys. Perhaps not quite up to what I was

expecting, but still a worthwhile effort. "Around Zero" is the only real

standout according to my ears, but others show bits of progression, especially

"make no mistake" and "on the edge". To the dj's out there, I'd recommend the

remixes 12" with the delta rmx of thriller, or the recent authentik 12" on

boshke beats.

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Three Point Turn : Explicit

(Hadshot)

 

1 - Make No Mistake

2 - Welcome To The Deep End

3 - Committed

4 - Around Zero

5 - Thriller

6 - On The Edge

7 - In And Out

8 - Pere Lachaise

9 - Train Wreck

10- Green And Blue

 

 

Years later, this disc still stands out, track by track or as one long kickass Mission. If I kept notes of how often I listened to this or that release, this would be by far and away the most-played-in-2005 release from 2002.

 

It is supreme for drowning out crosstalk and for getting the job done, whatever it may be. This is probably what bike couriers should have going through their heads, all the time.

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...sorry to say this, but this is really the kind of "psychedelic?" that really bores me. Too repetitive mate, no substance...i find it hard to listen to.

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who said it's "psychedelic"? what is "psychedelic" for u? for many ppl psychedelic is pink floyd.eloy.king crimson for the others is hallucinogen.doof.juno reactor and for the others is skazi.filteria & parasense...

 

for me IT IS TECHNOID psychedelic musikkkkk ;)

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