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01.I'mmortal 02.Pro-test 03.EmpTe 04.Neuwerld 05.Ghostman 06.dOwnsizer 07.Past Present 08.Use Less 09.Goneja 10.DaddyuWarbash Skinny Puppy Line-Up 2004: cEvin Key + nivek Ogre With Guests: Danny Carey ( TOOL ): Acoustic Drums on track 8 Wayne Static ( STATIC X ): Second vocal on track 8 Statik ( COLLIDE ): synthesis / programming on tracks 1/2/3/6/8 Omar Torres: synthesis / programming on tracks 2/5/7/ tail of 4 Otto Von Schirach: sound design on tracks 1 and 9, synthesis / programming tail of 5 Cyrus Rex: synthesis / programming tail of track 9 Dre Robinson: synthesis on track 10 Pat Sprawl: Guitar on tracks 1/2 Saki Kaskas: second guitar on track 8 Traz Damji: synthesis on track 1 The long wait is over at last. Eight years after their last complete work ( "The Process" released in 1996 ) Skinny Puppy have kept their promise, returning with "The Greater Wrong Of The Right" – a comeback that could hardly have turned out more consistent or more convincing. "The Greater Wrong Of The Right" is a breathtaking continuation of the path that the band had embarked on with "The Process". The experiments of the past few years have not been forgotten or faded out : in their condensed, highly energetic form they influence an album that impresses first and foremost with its energy, power and stringency. Although all the elements of the Skinny Puppy history have been integrated into these ten new tracks, their complexity and divergence develop little by little in typical Skinny Puppy style. Demanding up-tempo tracks like "I’mmortal" and "Pro-test" with its brilliant and mesmerising rap elements face spread-out, intricate little masterpieces like "Ghostman", which continue to put the band’s imitators in their place. Still, "The Greater Wrong Of The Right" is an album that fortunately lacks any kind of anachronism or supposed nostalgic flair : enlisting as it does the support of a new generation of musicians, like Tool’s Danny Carey ( acoustic drums on "Use Less" ) or Wayne Stati |
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otto von scirach is so good |
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you replied in the wrong thread, silly. |
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don't tell me how to live my life i know exactly what i did |
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