Overhated. there are weak spots on this album, and it is not their best, but most of the songs here are enjoyable. Definetely not the greatest thing ever, but listensers should have a good time with it.
Best Songs: 540000 Degrees, Transgression, Spinal Compression, Echo of My Scream, Millenium
The 1-2-3 Punch of Bastard/The Death of Music/Thing Beyond Things is one of my favorite pieces of music ever written.
Loss permeates this record. You can feel the love that Nathaniel and Parker had for Groggs. "Top Picks for You" Is a beautiful way to memorialize someone you care about in our modern era. This album is something special.
This album is a beautiful manifestation of love. Artists who do not love what they are doing cannot make things such as this.
In this album's theme of Nostalgia, you can see a love of life. It's not the type of love where you have to wake up every day reaffirming it. But it's a love that you know, deep in your heart, to be true. That no matter what happens, you will be fine, tomorrow is always another day.
That is what Discovery is. A physical manifestation of love, and a joyous acceptance of ... read more
A Misunderstood masterpiece, plain and simple.
If Discovery was the beauty of life and the nostalgia of one's formative years, then Human After All is the cold realization of a hollow adulthood and the soullessness of technology. In other words, Discovery is Nostalgia for the Past, and Human After All is the Horror of tomorrow.
I have no idea why this was released.
Some of the more "ambient" tracks sound nice, but the album as a whole feels incomplete... perhaps because they took away the drums.
It's not as good as Waves I, but it's still a solid collection of tracks that work well as background music as well as party music. Waves I and II are two halves of the same experience; the whole is better than the sum of its parts, either as vinyl or two compilation CDs.
If you don't feel like chasing down vinyls to collect all of Crydamoure's output, Waves I offers a convenient and less expensive alternative.
This album is a classic of the French Touch scene of the late 90's and early 00's, and every track (save one) are classics and feel like they belong on this album. Nearly every song is a Jam, and while a party will surely liven up if you pop this into the rotation, this album is also excellent for background music. There's not much you can say without ... read more
Lovers: 97/100
Number Seven: 75/100
Number 7 (Remix By Le Knight Club): 95/100
Intergalactik Disko: 77/100
Intergalactik Disko (DJ Sneak Version): 63/100
Soul Bells: 100/100
Palm Beat: 70/100
Tropicall: 85/100
Boogie Shell: 100/100
Coco Girlz: 73/100
Mosquito: 68/100
Coral Twist: 88/100
Wet Indiez: 20/100
G.M.F: 60/100
Wetness Anthem: 100/100 (if you get this EP, get it for this track!!)
Rhumba: 95/100
Nymphae Song: 93/100
You should listen to this digitally on YouTube instead of purchasing a physical copy, however. It was only released on vinyl and is very expensive nowadays.
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