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Absoluuttinen Nollapiste

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3.35 | 12 ratings | 2 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2000

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Valajas Helkures (3:02)
2. Kalkin Sammutus (4:10)
3. Kotiinpaluu, Jotenkin (3:02)
4. Tavan Sinä Pyhität (3:41)
5. Ja Jos (3:54)
6. Tie Tomun Suuntima (4:06)
7. Neljä Ruukkua Neliössä (3:47)
8. Synkkää Lunastusta, Baby (3:33)
9. Käsitys Mummoloista (5:15)
10. Soita Kotiin, Elvis (3:33)
11. Harhailua Maastossa (4:44)
12. Tonttirajat Sovitaan Humalassa (3:43)

Line-up / Musicians

- Tommi Liimatta / vocals, Pieksämäki-guitar
- Aki Lääkkölä / guitar, keyboards
- Aake Otsala / bass
- Tomi Kutsala / drums, percussion
- Teemu Eskelinen / vocals
- Otto Hallamaa / guitar

Releases information

Johanna kustannus Oy / J. Karppanen Ky
Love kustannus Oy
1000 121462

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ABSOLUUTTINEN NOLLAPISTE Olos ratings distribution


3.35
(12 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of rock music(0%)
0%
Excellent addition to any rock music collection(50%)
50%
Good, but non-essential (42%)
42%
Collectors/fans only (8%)
8%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

ABSOLUUTTINEN NOLLAPISTE Olos reviews


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Review by Eetu Pellonpaa
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator
3 stars My boss recommended listening to this album, as he knew I was interested of progressive rock, and this band has been considered as a prog group at least here in Finland. The album intro revealed some post rock tones, and there were quite nice peaceful soundscapes on it. Sadly this starter was quite short, as I think it could have evolved further, and the rest of the tracks revealed band's true style. This appeared to be slightly artistic pop rock, maybe a softer version of other Finnish bands CMX or Y.U.P. Finnish lyrics mean limitless of global understanding of their non-musical message, which could also be seen as a beneficial factor. Sometimes I get slightly frustrated by artsy rock lyrics in my own language, as I cannot escape their constant flood from the radio or local parties. Some of these jokes were funny though, like "throw thy dishwater on smoldering open-wire". A couple of these songs resembled distantly a happier and bit more humorous version of Landberk's approach on their "Indian Summer" album. I must admit though that I like that album really much more. I listened this peaceful, even radio friendly record through once, and believe won't return to it ever again. Maybe it could be recommended for Finnish audiences interested of artistic pop music. For a non-Finnish music collectors this could be an example of Finnish independent rock music or an exotic pop album for potential investigation.

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4 stars I believe I'm not lying, if I mention, that since 2000 Absoluuttinen Nollapiste has bagun most of their live sets with the 3rd song of this ground-breaking album. Kotiinpaluu, Jotenkin is an important piece to me too. This record was the first album from Absoluuttinen Nollapiste that I ever he ... (read more)

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