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Disco de Crazy Town: “Gift of Game”
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Fecha de Publicación:2002-05-20
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Metal
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Sello Discográfico:Sony Mid-Price
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:5099749529724
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{$Crazy Town}'s debut album, {^The Gift of Game}, is similar to many other rap-inflected alternative metal albums in that it concentrates on sound over structure, creating macho, aggressive grooves with grinding, noisily textured guitars and the underlying feel of squared-off hip-hop beats. Hooks can be a bit hard to come by, since this isn't music that relies heavily on melody (or catchy guitar riffs), but that isn't necessarily a consideration for fans of the style. What's more relevant than the tightness of the songwriting is the intensity of the assault, and on that count, {$Crazy Town} delivers the goods. Moreover, they're refreshingly skilled in the rap department when compared to some of their contemporaries, and the album bolsters its credibility with guest appearances from {$KRS-One} and {$Mad Lion}, to name two. Of course, {$Crazy Town}'s audience will be largely outside the hip-hop community, but it's evidence that they can be more serious about a truer fusion of genres when they want to be. There are elements of {$Limp Bizkit}'s juvenile humor, to be sure, but overall, the album shows promise. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
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