8 thoughts on “ My First Song - Cheveu - Mille (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. This review is for the vinyl release quality only. DO NOT BUY IT ON VINYL. The quality is horrible and unlistenable. I have no idea how it got messed up but it did. It's not just my copy either, there are many complaints on various message boards. As for the actual album, Kreator killed it with this "comeback" release/5(68).

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6. This is my first intro to Gang Starr so I started with "Hard To Earn" for no particular reasons other than some good reviews here. I always loved the track "Above The Clouds", only because it appeared as the first track on the "Wu-Chronicles:Chapter 2" album with Inspectah Deck/5().

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7. This S/T debut LP of theirs is a fantastic progressive krautrock recording. "Traveling" is maybe the weakest of these four songs but it's very enjoyable still. However those two massive tracks "Symphony" and "Sun Trip" are both wonderful just like the short "Wonderful Music" too.

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8. Cheveu now enters heavy-hearted and red-eyed, just like those wrecks of humanity blinded by the lights at closing time, their misery, bad skin and unachieved schemes exposed before dawn. Cheveu built its third LP on the ashes of those unholy hours, around the majestic «Polonia», a track on which David Lemoine recites a few lines from Bertrand Blier’s Buffet Froid with the set.

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