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| Originally posted by RebeL9 Sasha tracks are always over hyped. So no surprise. |
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| Originally posted by Nostalgic Yes, but IMO most of his 90s work was actually great and justified the hype like Xpander, Rabbitweed, Belfunk, Be as One, Arkane Asylum, etc etc. |
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| Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch the most recent "Sasha" tracks (well, Charlie May and that other guy whose name I forgot :P) |
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| Originally posted by Palladium Alexander Coe i always despite the charlie may help anyways |
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| Originally posted by Nostalgic Yes, but IMO most of his 90s work was actually great and justified the hype like Xpander, Rabbitweed, Belfunk, Be as One, Arkane Asylum, etc etc. |
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 Which was even mentioned in an edition of Rolling Stones as one of the most important tunes of the last century. Not bad. |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery I think he means Barry Jamieson and/or Duncan Forbes. |
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| Originally posted by Palladium so 4 people made all emfire releases? |
As others have explained, it lacks a vision or theme. I don't simply mean it lacks a hook. Coma has no apparent aim or purpose. It's better than other recent releases from Sasha Co., but underlines his lack of artistic direction since the decline of progressive.
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