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Man or Astro-man?, A Spectrum of Infinite Scale

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1024403

Disk length: 41m 46s (13 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Pathway To The Infinite 1:25
2. Ersity, Stanford, California 3:10
3. Preparation Clont 2:15
4. Selves to be Thought Of as Fingers 5:44
5. Um Espectro Sem Escala 2:34
6. And Schmoozing with a Brick 3:07
7. / \\ 3:34
8. Very Subtle Elevators 3:48
9. Within One Universe There Are Millions 2:56
10. Onic, Incurable Tinnitus 2:23
11. A Simple Text File 2:06
12. G Part 1, Nor the Plans to Make One 3:20
13. Biodegradable Seepage 5:15

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Review

Countless instrumental records later, Man or Astroman? have seemingly chosen "Astroman" as their modus operandi. The skewered Ventures surf-rock riffs are still lurking in the mix, but the emphasis these days is on space travel. The song titles themselves grow in length and absurdity ("Obligatory Part 2 Song In Which There Is No Presently Existing Part 1, Nor the Plans to Make One" is a personal fave), but the sonic jousting is focused on a propulsive bull's-eye that ensures these tunes rock, no matter how much they meander. They are, perhaps, the only band to incorporate a Pink Floyd influence without turning their music into ambient environmental music for superior plant growth. Instead, with the help of gurgling synthesizers, hyperelectrified lap-steel guitars, and short-wave radio interference, Man or Astroman? continue their search for life beyond standard three-chord rock, and they find it. --Rob O'Connor

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