The Spore

Disc: 1
1. Introduction
2. Can't Feel
3. Up to Me
4. Drown
5. Clean
6. Step Up
7. Intermission
8. Heaven
9. Now
10. Transparency
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Disc: 2
1. Bonus Material [DVD] [*]

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The Spore

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LOVE
ehh....
Think for yourself.
Amazing
I saw these guys last night

The Spore
Opiate for the Masses
Manufacturer: Warcon
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000850J80
Release Date: 2005-04-26

Tracks:

Introduction
Can't Feel
Up to Me
Drown
Clean
Step Up
Intermission
Heaven
Now
Transparency
Dig It Up
Interlude
Nothing Left
End

Tracks:

Bonus Material [DVD][*]

Customer Reviews:

LOVE.......2007-02-25

OFM opened for Orgy at Jaxx a few years ago and I was won over IMMEDIATELY because the lead singer came out on stage in a marching band uniform. Not only was their performance active and amazing (I swear the lead singer is a monkey, he was climbing and thrusting everything on stage), but the music is unforgettable.

ehh...........2006-04-04

I recently saw OFM, they opened for Dir en grey at LA (shameless pug for my favorite band: CHECK OUT DIR EN GREY!!!) the impression I got from them was...none. They were "lack luster", not very memorable, they sound like a dumbed down and angrier depeche mode to me. They do have a different sound from most new bands but they have predictable time signatures, don't really ever stray from convention, and the overall musicianship isn't very impressive. They don't sound like Tool at all to me, mainlt in that Tool are great musically, having one of the best drummers alive, and this band is mediocre at best.

Think for yourself........2006-03-21

Other reviewers keep mentioning Tool when comparing this band. I love Tool, but I honestly hear no Tool influence whatsoever. If I were to compare this band I would say that they sound like Depeche Mode on steroids. Imagine Depeche Mode, Faith and Devotion era, much louder and much more angry. That's the best way I can put it, but you can make up your own mind about the music.

Amazing.......2006-01-17

These guys know how to put out an amazing album, and they have an awesome live show to back it up.

I saw these guys last night.......2005-10-16

And they stole the show right out from underneath Avenged Sevenfold. Pick this album up.

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Excellent listen!
3.5 Stars for Freddy Vs. Jason
Scared me
Deeply Uninspiring but adequate score.
Freddy Kills All

Freddy vs. Jason

Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000AVHCU
Release Date: 2003-08-26

Tracks:

The Legend
The House On Elm Street
Girl With No Eyes
The Psych Ward
Gibb Meets Freddy
Will's Story
French Kiss
The Control Room
Jason's Surprise Attack
Jason' First Dream
Stoner Creature
Freddy's Dream World
Jason Unmasked
In The Library
Freddy Gets Young Jason
Wake Up Lori
Freddy In The Real World
Fight On The Dock
Freddy Express
Is It Ever Over?

Customer Reviews:

Excellent listen!.......2007-03-13

Different flavor from the previous movies. Great new taste! Highly re-listenable

3.5 Stars for Freddy Vs. Jason.......2006-03-11

I was pleasantly surprised with this score. I'm not a big fan of Graeme Revell - I think the only albums of his I own are Daredevil, a fairly good score, and Tomb Raider, a very mediocre score. So I waited to buy this until it came out super cheap at 10 bucks. It was worth the wait, actually. As uninspiring as it looks, this is damn good horror music. It's not trying to be The Passion of the Christ or Braveheart. The simple motivation behind this score is easy - creep you out on some cues and make your heart race on others. Revell tackles both with ease.
The interesting thing about this CD is how much more exciting the last half is to the first. Usually with movie scores, especially horror ones (like Brian Tyler's horror scores) the CD comes on like gangbusters the first half then dies out into a series of stingers. Yes, there are stingers on this CD. A lot of them. But that's mostly in the first half, and the last 20 minutes or so are filled with blood pumping action. Say what you will about no coherency or no "main themes" - Revell accomplished what he wanted to do. He made a scary album that has some great action music. Lets leave it at that.
cheers
KZ

Scared me.......2005-05-22

I love the film Freddy VS Jason so much, I had to look up both slashers history. This score captures every bit of the movie. Brilliant!

Deeply Uninspiring but adequate score........2003-09-27

The main problem with this score is that it can never be anything other than what it is. It works okay (but not brilliantly) in the movie but far too few of the tracks can stand on their own. Graeme Revell is a popular but hardly accomplished film musician and his cues here are mostly incomprehensible noise to match the mayhem onscreen.

Onscreen mayhem can be set to rousing melodies and themes but that's not taken advantage of. Two mass murderers going head to head in the dream world and in atmospheric reality could have inspired an amazing score, but that's not taken advantage of. Revell does create a new theme for this movie and it's pretty cool but it hardly ever makes an appearance. Most of this stuff sound more like Ry Cooder than anything else. The resemblance is uncanny.

The problem, I reckon, lies with the fact that veteran F13 score magician Harry Manfredini's score for Freddy vs Jason was rejected. Resulting in not a lot of time for Revell to come with something amazing rather than something competent but soulless. He does use the trade mark 'ch ch ch ah ah ah' a few times and use some of the other Jason themes but his mixture of the Nightmare score and Jason signature feature over the opening New Line Cinema logo is bizarrely absent from this CD. A shame.

I know you're thinking 'It's a slasher movie, how good can the score be?'. But remember Friday the 13TH Part VII had a great score that is still unavailable on CD. If Revell took this project in the same direction of atmosphere and mystery then it would have been significantly superior. Constant sinister strings, loud crashing noises and overall dullness do not make a good score. The CD peaks with 'Girl With No Eyes', 'Will's Story', 'Jason's Surprise Attack', 'Stoner Creature' and 'Fight On The Dock'. More time and effort should have been focused on theme and feeling.

Freddy Kills All.......2003-09-21

Good score, but the very brief opening title of the film (the mixing of the original Nightmare theme/Friday the 13th theme) is missing!!! New Line owns the rights - it should be on the album! One major complaint - the CD, like the film, seems to be pro-Jason with his theme played at least twice on the album. However, they did include the Freddy jump-roping rhyme and Freddy Krueger seems to have a new theme with the pre-burned Krueger scene music - a very menacing theme, too - perfect match for Englund's fine and chilling performance.

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Not My Cup Of Tea...
Spooky

Spore
Vidna Obmana
Manufacturer: Relapse
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B00007IFRL
Release Date: 2003-01-21

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Through The Collective Pain
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Sking Strip
Duality Of Passion
Beyond Of Passion
The Nihilist
Vreep - Isolation Trip
Spore
Resonant Gore

Customer Reviews:

Not My Cup Of Tea..........2007-06-12

I'm a huge vidnaObmana fan, of his earlier work, that is. I much prefer his ambient minimalist pieces to his later experimentation, so keep that in mind as you read my review. In and of itself, this work is interesting enough, but what's disappointing is that it is much closer to mainstream electronica than VO has ever come before. If you're a fan of this later period of his, then I guess you'll like this. I myself prefer his The Trilogy or Memories Compiled style of works. Also, his work with Sam Rosenthal, Terrace Of Memories, is probably the best work both artists have ever done.

For those of you who share my sensibilities and still want a work that is an interpretation of Hell, check out Lustmord's classic, Heresy...

Spooky.......2005-06-05

Vidna Obmana is already pretty tweaked. I mean, V.O. isn't really even his proper name. Now imagine his take on Dante's "Inferno". . . this cd represents Part 1 of a trilogy of albums with the "Inferno" as a focus. So what do you get? Swirling, spiralling dissonance-- flutes, e-bows, industrial and tribal rhythms, voice, and-- during some of the best moments-- cool basslines. This cd is truly beautiful and hellish all at once and I recommend it for pensive listening.

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Giant
Spore
Manufacturer: Taang Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

Paradise
Power Behind
Red To Green
Sick
Crazy Summer
Untitled
Age
Gunfire
Samantha
Black Nail
Flesh Eater

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Spore, another forgotten band from the 90's.

She Knows Better
Spore
Manufacturer: Taang Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Number One
Lee
Fun
Feedback
She Makes Me Feel Violent
Splinter
Bleeding Gums
Fear God

Customer Reviews:

Spore, another forgotten band from the 90's........2007-07-13

"Lee" has such a hilarious intro> If anything buy this cd for "Lee". But besides that you'll hear some great grunge rock. They come from Chicago I believe and they broke up in 1995. As far as I know. It's near to impossible to find info on this band. So if anyone knows any different, make a new post.

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Fear of God
Spore
Manufacturer: Taang Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000000ETG
Release Date: 1993-10-01

Tracks:

Fear God
Sick
I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Hemorrhaging Gums

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Spore

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000MV9PQ2
Release Date: 2007-05-29

Average customer rating:

Vine - Bark & Spore
Steve Roach , and Jorge Reyes
Manufacturer: Timeroom
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000LUKAZO

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Spore Attic
Spore Attic
Manufacturer: Pole Vault Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000K5W74M

Product Description

This CD comes from two Oaklanders named Seth Lepore and Jimmie Crack Corn. Self-recorded on a 4-track, these 15 short, lo-fi songs consist of the two men singing, groaning, grunting, screaming, and emoting to acoustic guitar accompaniment. One instrumental includes a cheap keyboard and a kazoo. I wonder what they think of Ween, in that there are elements of The Pod here. To suggest Ween as an influence, however, is off the mark, since Weens brilliance is in their complete obliviousness to and disregard for influences. Proudly carrying the torch for bedroom recording artists, Spore Attic carve out their own peculiar territoryoften original, sometimes obtuse. Its the kind of art that needs no encouragement, as it probably does just as well without any whatsoever. Also, in the midst of the abrasive wackinessthink Rob Halford at an acoustic open-micthere is some very nice guitar playing, and a few pretty, quieter songs. One hopes that Spore Attic will continuethough perhaps with a few more instruments next time, for flavor. Bill Heehan / bayareabuzz[dot]net