The Beauty Process Triple Platinum

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Hardcore y Punk de la marca Reprise Records

• Marca: Reprise Records
• Categoría: Hardcore y Punk
• Dimensiones: 5.5 x 5.5 x 0.25 pulgadas
• Calificación: 4,6/5
• Valoraciones: 80

Datos técnicos destacados

• Dimensiones reportadas: 5.5 x 5.5 x 0.25 pulgadas (14.0 x 14.0 x 0.6 cm).
• Peso aproximado: 2.5 Onzas.
• Calificación promedio de 4,6/5.
• 80 valoraciones visibles.

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Reseña del editor The Beauty Process: Triple Platinum by L7 Tienda Still getting a visceral kick from the simple thrill of hearing their own amplified voices on tape, the members of L7 kick off their fifth album with a mike check-"Yo! Hello! Hey!"-followed by two ear-shattering screams. The Los Angeles quartet has always had a hard time being heard for exactly what they are: a great punk-metal band, as opposed to a great female punk-metal band. But the group doesn't waste any more time making that point on The Beauty Process: Triple Platinum than it has on its previous four albums, choosing instead to get right to the business of making your eardrums ring. L7 suffered a key defection before this album when bassist/vocalist Jennifer Finch quit, frustrated perhaps by a decade of hard touring that has won a cult following and not much more. But guitarists/vocalists Donita Sparks and Suzi Gardner rose to the occasion with producer Rob Cavallo (Green Day, the Muffs). They tip the balance a bit more toward the metal end of the spectrum in terms of stomping rhythms and slower tempos (though not extraneous guitar solos), while excluding none of their usual so-stupid-they're-brilliant Ramones-style hooks. The subject matter will be familiar to fans: Sparks and Gardner bitch about loser boyfriends and other "Bad Things," celebrate their status as bad girls by jumping "Off the Wagon," show their romantic streak on the touching '50s-style "Moonshine," and paraphrase the voracious Iggy Poo on "I Need" and "Must Have More." Sadly neglected in a pop landscape dominated by lightweights like Alanis Morrisette and Sheryl Crow, L7 can be forgiven for being bitter and questioning the IQ of the populace at large with a song called "The Masses Are Asses," especially because the moment is a fleeting one. Ultimately, the band is about partying hard and rocking yourself silly, and it's your loss if you decline their invitation. Jim Derogatis

Detalles del producto Descatalogado por el fabricante : No Dimensiones del producto : 5,5 x 5,5 x 0,25 pulgadas; 2,5 Onzas Fabricante : Reprise Records Fecha de lanzamiento original : 1997 Tiempo de ejecución : 1 hora Producto en Tienda desde : Diciembre 7, 2006 Etiqueta : Reprise Records ASIN : B000002NA1 Número de discos : 1 Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº62,473 en CDs y Vinilo (Ver el Top 100 en CDs y Vinilo) nº10 en Riot Grrl nº694 en Metal Alternativo (CDs y Vinilo) nº5,624 en Rock Alternativo (CDs y Vinilo) Opiniones de clientes: 4.6 4.6 de 5 estrellas 80 calificaciones Descatalogado por el fabricante : No Dimensiones del producto : 5,5 x 5,5 x 0,25 pulgadas; 2,5 Onzas Fabricante : Reprise Records Fecha de lanzamiento original : 1997 Tiempo de ejecución : 1 hora Producto en Tienda desde : Diciembre 7, 2006 Etiqueta : Reprise Records ASIN : B000002NA1 Número de discos : 1