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Powerful. Edgy. Easy to shoplift. Dance/beat-driven cuts that combine styles like techno, disco, ambient, dub, drum n' bass - even rap metal. The first of the disc's five sections, 'Edgy Drama,' includes the orchestra-meets-remix sounds of 'Gladiators' to the almost-above- human-range frequency synths of 'Spastic Colon' to the processed screams of 'Hall of Mirrors.' For those who don't want to emotionally damage their audience, there's the 'Lighter Drama,' section which includes the UK-Trance sound of 'London 2002', all the way to the we're-running-out-of-interesting-names-for-cuts sound of 'Underpants.' The 'Positive' section features everything from the Gospel-meets-Big Beat sound of 'Praise Stew' to the Joan Jett/The Cars on-some-kind- of-thyroid-medication-sounding 'Big New Wave.' There's also an Ambient/Moody section for you less active types including cuts like the William Orbit-ish 'Mood Ring' and the creaking, atmospheric fear of 'Baby With A Shotgun.' And what would a VideoHelper disc be without a 'What The....?' section? Including the party-stopping 'They Killed Kenny G' where we take a variety of metal instruments - and beat a soprano saxophonist into a small butter pat of humanity. (62 cuts)
Powerful. Edgy. Easy to shoplift. Dance/beat-driven cuts that combine styles like techno, disco, ambient, dub, drum n' bass - even rap metal. The first of the disc's five sections, 'Edgy Drama,' includes the orchestra-meets-remix sounds of 'Gladiators' to the almost-above- human-range frequency synths of 'Spastic Colon' to the processed screams of 'Hall of Mirrors.' For those who don't want to emotionally damage their audience, there's the 'Lighter Drama,' section which includes the UK-Trance sound of 'London 2002', all the way to the we're-running-out-of-interesting-names-for-cuts sound of 'Underpants.' The 'Positive' section features everything from the Gospel-meets-Big Beat sound of 'Praise Stew' to the Joan Jett/The Cars on-some-kind- of-thyroid-medication-sounding 'Big New Wave.' There's also an Ambient/Moody section for you less active types including cuts like the William Orbit-ish 'Mood Ring' and the creaking, atmospheric fear of 'Baby With A Shotgun.' And what would a VideoHelper disc be without a 'What The....?' section? Including the party-stopping 'They Killed Kenny G' where we take a variety of metal instruments - and beat a soprano saxophonist into a small butter pat of humanity. (62 cuts)
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