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Date Posted: 18:44:38 04/13/06 Thu
Author: Robert
Subject: Re: Down on the Upside
In reply to: lakemnitz 's message, "Down on the Upside" on 10:13:54 04/13/06 Thu

DOTU is probably the one I'd choose as a desert island SG album. It's not as metal as early SG, and not as majestic as Superunknown, but it shows everything that SG could do in top form :)

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[> Re: Down on the Upside -- amadaun, 20:49:20 04/13/06 Thu [1]

I remember Chris saying that DOTU was more representative of the live SG sound than any other album.
It doesn't sound overthought like Superunknown did, ~even though I love it to bits as well.
I know Chris was unhappy with the production on Superunknown, he thought there were too many takes for some of the songs.
My DOTU album has the bonus disc with Bleed Together, Birth Ritual and the Moby remix of Dusty.

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