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Music : This Films Crap (Let's Slash The Seats)
Rating: 
- Worth checking out
I bought this because I liked the title and knew Holmes had done the Out Of Sight ost. From the first playing (with headphones - the production on this CD calls out to be heard through headphones), I was hooked. This sounds like a movie soundtrack, somewhere in between the Dust Brothers' Fight Club and Hans Zimmer's better stuff.
The mood dips and rises as the samples and tunes mix together. I'm not a fan of electro-pop or anything Jean Michel-Jarre, and David Holmes is clearly not in their league. His music is influenced by hip-hop and movies.
I'd urge anyone to buy this CD and also check out Holmes' second CD Lets Get Killed (still no apostrophe), which has moments of genius and improvisation that leave you wanting to spread the word of David Holmes' music.
And at this price - what have you got to lose?
Rating:
- No t*** on my chairs!
It is 1995, I've just starting to listen to dance music, I'm going to my first all night rave, Megadog at Manchester Acadamy, and this was the first dance related album I bought. Why? Because it has the coolest title to ever grace a cd spine. The actual music has not dated well, and is no match to Holmes' later recordings. It is however proof of Holmes' talent in creating original and thought provoking music. Tracks such as the opening epic "No Mans Land" and "Slash The Seats" still hit those nerve endings down the base of my spine. David Holmes is a brilliant composer, and one of the most original recording artist in the world today. Buy and enjoy.
- Worth checking outI bought this because I liked the title and knew Holmes had done the Out Of Sight ost. From the first playing (with headphones - the production on this CD calls out to be heard through headphones), I was hooked. This sounds like a movie soundtrack, somewhere in between the Dust Brothers' Fight Club and Hans Zimmer's better stuff.
The mood dips and rises as the samples and tunes mix together. I'm not a fan of electro-pop or anything Jean Michel-Jarre, and David Holmes is clearly not in their league. His music is influenced by hip-hop and movies.
I'd urge anyone to buy this CD and also check out Holmes' second CD Lets Get Killed (still no apostrophe), which has moments of genius and improvisation that leave you wanting to spread the word of David Holmes' music.
And at this price - what have you got to lose?
Rating:
- No t*** on my chairs!It is 1995, I've just starting to listen to dance music, I'm going to my first all night rave, Megadog at Manchester Acadamy, and this was the first dance related album I bought. Why? Because it has the coolest title to ever grace a cd spine. The actual music has not dated well, and is no match to Holmes' later recordings. It is however proof of Holmes' talent in creating original and thought provoking music. Tracks such as the opening epic "No Mans Land" and "Slash The Seats" still hit those nerve endings down the base of my spine. David Holmes is a brilliant composer, and one of the most original recording artist in the world today. Buy and enjoy.