Our Aim Is To Satisfy by Red Snapper

Our Aim Is To Satisfy

Red Snapper

2.73
Rating
21926
Votes
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11%
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30%
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37%
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17%
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4%
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Reviews (page 8 of 8)

The best electronica on this list so far. That’s not saying much

Well they failed at their aim

Kinda feels like this doesn’t belong on the list. It’s just weird industrial techno. No thanks.

I got halfway through the first song and turned it off.

Me costó mucho terminar de escucharlo y seguramente no lo vuelva a hacer nunca más.

Too many repetitive rhythms, chords and themes for me to enjoy.

With a full hour of music, the album managed to say very, very, very little. Not unpleasant to listen to, but I felt as though I was waiting for the actual album to start the whole time. Like listening to how pure gluten tastes.

Not good.

I could see this being a cool soundtrack to some action/suspense movie where there’s lots of running down dark streets hoping the bad guys don’t catch you, but I didn’t need to listen to it as an album

I’m afraid their aim was off. Played it once. Life’s too short. Not at all interesting to me. Enjoyed hearing the famous backbeat from David Essex’s 1973 hit, Rock On, on Some Kind of Kink. And Karime Kendra’s voice on The Rough And The Quick was effective. Other than that, I found it difficult to stay awake. Not one for me.

Aside from the great beginning track, this album did not cease to disappoint me. Endlessly repetitive beats and recurring sections, unattractive vocal *noises* and overall a lack of progression. Feels very stale.

Electronic, mostly instrumental. Seemed disjointed to me. Only made it through a few songs. Best of luck to them but not my thing.

Didn't finish. Kept skipping though songs waiting to find something interesting but never did.

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