Also, there’s one thing that is bound to bother any fan: the album contains the song "The Stallion (Part 5)," when Part 4 had not yet been released in studio format, and never would be in the future. Even the cool guitar solo can’t save this boring 7 minute track from it’s slow paced structure and repetitive, unfunny lyrics. The album’s worst track, “Big Fat ***,” is the type of song any Ween fan would be glad was tossed. There's also a couple of fun rocker types that help the album retain its diversity. For instance, one of the best songs, “Makin' Love in the Gravy,” would only be a middle-of-the-road song on any of their earlier albums due to its passive nature. On top of this, because all of these songs were initially outtakes, there are very few highlights and even the highlights barely manage to stand out. Each track choppily follows the next as production quality is constantly shifting between songs. Dean Ween realized that this would cause a backlash from the fan base, so to show them that Ween still cared, he released 9 outtakes (some of which were from their lo-fi period) as a free-to-download-online studio album this album would be known as Craters of the Sac.īecause the songs on the album are from different studio sessions, the album lacks flow, theme, and might as well be a compilation. Fast forward to 1999: Ween began to record their next studio album which would be even more commercial than any of their previous releases. Although these three albums still retained Ween’s brand of weird experimentalism and psychedelia, the transition left some fans disappointed. After releasing two more albums in high production (12 Golden Country Greats (1996) and The Mollusk (1997)) it was evident that this transition was a permanent one. With the release of 1994’s Chocolate and Cheese, Ween had moved past their lo-fi phase to focus on making high production studio albums with more of a commercial feel. It was released with the intention of pleasing hardcore fans only and it really shows. Klangstein - Discography 17 Releases (2018) Klangstein - Discography 19 Releases (2018) Hoogshagenii - Temple Gong.mp3 (27.67 Mb) Perpetual Loop - Night Drive.mp3 (1.74 Mb)Ĥ5.
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