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NO MORE LOUD MUSIC - THE SINGLES

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3.13 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Boxset/Compilation, released in 2001

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Suds & Soda (5:18)
2. Via (4:15)
3. Hotellounge (Be the Death of Me) (6:27)
4. Theme from Turnpike (5:46)
5. Little Arithmetics (4:30)
6. Roses (4:54)
7. Fell off the Floor, Man (5:16)
8. Instant Street (6:15)
9. Sister Dew (5:32)
10. The Ideal Crash (Phil Vinall mix) (4:47)
11. Nothing Really Ends (5:29)

Total Time 58:29

Releases information

CD Island Records Ltd. (2001)

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DEUS No More Loud Music - The Singles ratings distribution


3.13
(4 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of rock music(0%)
0%
Excellent addition to any rock music collection(75%)
75%
Good, but non-essential (25%)
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Collectors/fans only (0%)
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Review by Matti
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3 stars This is a 90's rock band from Belgium, not progressive per se, but mixing various styles of popular music in a very daring way and thus definitely deserving their place in the Prog Related category. dEUS was totally new to my ears yesterday when I started to play their singles compilation. 'Suds & Soda', their debut, was a letdown, noisy and punkish on-your-face -type of a song. Then gradually the songs sounded better and better, and even the melting pot style - also within songs - works surprisingly well. They really sound like dEUS, as kaleidoscopic as they are. I wonder if the title No More Loud Music reflects their progression towards less aggressive expression and closer to intelligent pop comparable to 10CC or Nits. The vocalist reminded me of Elvis Costello.

I can't yet say if I fall for their music; it requires more listenings. But the least I can say is that it's a promising acquaintance. dEUS is clearly above the common rock and despite even sudden changes in tempo and style the music is basically accessible pop/rock without a disturbing artificial nature. They throw in some hard rock, reggae, acid/house, to name a few, without staying long in any of them. Some of the later tracks employ also female background vocals. Check it out.

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