Motopony is an uneven, bizarre, and at times quite affecting piece of work. There are more than a few moments when its output can't meet its ambition, and still more times when it misses completely. But strewn along the way are a few gems.
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Recent Comments
Kevin H. said:
I really like this album from beginning to end, and find much of the music in it on the edge of bizarre and incredible. You mentioned the...
in "Motopony"
Rev. Adam McKinney said:
Jason, By all means, elaborate. Let's talk about it. I take it you enjoyed this album more than I did? --Rev.
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Jason said:
I think this review sounds appropriately enthusiastic in the face of inexperience. It misses completely. But strewn along the way are a few gems.
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Daniel W said:
Not only is Big Sur not depressing, it's a sea of brightly-colored sound that is *definitely* uplifting. Hit play, lay down and drift...
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