Logical Progression | Loppylugs

Submitted by Richard Norbury on 14 February 2013 - 10:43pm

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Artist:

Various

album-ID:

a_25

Nationality:

UK

Year:

1 996

Release-year:

0000

Num-of-tracks:

11

Track-listing:

Demons Theme*Links*Music*One & Only*Bringing Me Down*Sweet Sunshine*Danny’s Song*Vocal*Coolin' Out*Western*Horizons

Length-in-mins:

72

Nominator:

Bean

meeting-ID:

m_11

Now-num:

2

Grooveshark-URL:

Logical+Progression/6782583

Short-title:

logical

nominator-ID:

u_14

Meeting-date:

Tuesday, 13 May 2008

MusicBrainz-URL:

3ae18f4d-8a99-3dd1-b9d0-7275adc3bd92

Discogs-URL:

LTJ-Bukem-Logical-Progression/master/32062

Allmusic-URL:

logical-progression-level-1-mw0000649059

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reviewed by

Richard Norbury
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reviewed by

Glyn Lewis

Mostly pretty good selection of that sort of thing

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5-8-9

I'll happily admit I've never been a fan of drum n bass, I feel that the genre is fundamentally flawed by having to work around the manic, insistent and stupidly fast mechanised drum rhythm that essentially defines it. Likewise LTJ Bukem has never previously caught my imagination, so I was pleasantly surprised by this interesting and varied enough selection. Stand out artists for me were PFM who had enough sense to not try to compete with the drum machine but instead wove slow and sparkly ambient textures around it - their Danny's Song really was an exciting and interesting piece. The worse effort was Vocal, with horrible, brash, brassy, nasty and tediously repetitive vocals over a horrible dated nothing of a backing. Overall though a good taster of the genre even if, like me, you're not a fan.
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reviewed by

Neil Hornsey

An awful waste of time.....Utterly tedious.

An awful waste of time. Albums like these are released on a regular basis within the community of whichever genre of dance music they fall into. It's nothing more than a DJ tool, though I struggle to believe that a half decent drum and bass DJ would find much to mix with on this. Even by the general standards of dance music, which is by nature repetitive, this breaks new boundaries. Utterly tedious.