Orange Goblin
Coup De Grace (The Music Cartel 2002)
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In the ocean of
crap that is today's "hard music", if you try, you can spot
a lifeboat. But you've gotta go down underneath to get to
it. Orange Goblin is such lifeboat, chugging forward with
some fine stoner rock. How stoner you say? well, for one
2 guys from Kyuss are involved, John Garcia lends some
vocals here and there and Scott Reeder produced it. The
music then? It's fast, slow, groovy, heavy,
and above all, real. Check 'um out.
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
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In the ocean of
crap that is today's "hard music", if you try, you can spot
a lifeboat. But you've gotta go down underneath to get to
it. Orange Goblin is such lifeboat, chugging forward with
some fine stoner rock. How stoner you say? well, for one
2 guys from Kyuss are involved, John Garcia lends some
vocals here and there and Scott Reeder produced it. The
music then? It's fast, slow, groovy, heavy,
and above all, real. Check 'um out.
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
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In the ocean of
crap that is today's "hard music", if you try, you can spot
a lifeboat. But you've gotta go down underneath to get to
it. Orange Goblin is such lifeboat, chugging forward with
some fine stoner rock. How stoner you say? well, for one
2 guys from Kyuss are involved, John Garcia lends some
vocals here and there and Scott Reeder produced it. The
music then? It's fast, slow, groovy, heavy,
and above all, real. Check 'um out.
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
In the ocean of
crap that is today's "hard music", if you try, you can spot
a lifeboat. But you've gotta go down underneath to get to
it. Orange Goblin is such lifeboat, chugging forward with
some fine stoner rock. How stoner you say? well, for one
2 guys from Kyuss are involved, John Garcia lends some
vocals here and there and Scott Reeder produced it. The
music then? It's fast, slow, groovy, heavy,
and above all, real. Check 'um out.
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie