by Sebastian Kluth
NewOldLive sounds indeed somewhat old and seems to present some filler material from the early days of the ambitious Senmuth project. Some tracks are reworked versions from previous records, others are mediocre bonus tracks and we don't get the high quality...
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NewOldLive sounds indeed somewhat old and seems to present some filler material from the early days of the ambitious Senmuth project. Some tracks are reworked versions from previous records, others are mediocre bonus tracks and we don't get the high quality...
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NewOldLive sounds indeed somewhat old and seems to present some filler material from the early days of the ambitious Senmuth project. Some tracks are reworked versions from previous records, others are mediocre bonus tracks and we don't get the high quality...
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NewOldLive sounds indeed somewhat old and seems to present some filler material from the early days of the ambitious Senmuth project. Some tracks are reworked versions from previous records, others are mediocre bonus tracks and we don't get the high quality...
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NewOldLive sounds indeed somewhat old and seems to present some filler material from the early days of the ambitious Senmuth project. Some tracks are reworked versions from previous records, others are mediocre bonus tracks and we don't get the high quality...
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NewOldLive sounds indeed somewhat old and seems to present some filler material from the early days of the ambitious Senmuth project. Some tracks are reworked versions from previous records, others are mediocre bonus tracks and we don't get the high quality...
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"Weird" is the only Senmuth record to date that has known a semi-professional release that is physically available all around the world. I don't know why this album was chosen out of almost one hundred releases but I'm happy with this choice. In my humble...
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Even if Amorphis' last record "Far From The Sun" was by far not as bad as many critics said and ultimately a very calm and progressive grower, it was still the weakest release in the almost unbeatable discography of the Finnish masters of experimental...
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Genre: Industrial Rock Label: Soulfood Music Playing time: 36:55 Band homepage: Stahlmann Tracklist: Engel der Dunkelheit Spring nicht Tanzmaschine Asche Mein Leib Am Grunde Götter Schmerz Diener STAHLMANN is another band from the Neue Deutsche Härte...
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Genre: Industrial Rock Label: Soulfood Music Spielzeit: 36:55 Band homepage: Stahlmann Tracklist: Engel der Dunkelheit Spring nicht Tanzmaschine Asche Mein Leib Am Grunde Götter Schmerz Diener STAHLMANN sind eine der neueren Gruppierungen des Neue Deutsche...
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