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5 New path for dynasty warriors!!!!Nixonsback | 06/04/2011 | See all Nixonsback's reviews (7)i got this yesterday and have to say it is so good!!!! ive already completed the story of shu havent tried conquest mode as im waiting to my mate gets it. i have to say switching weapons mid battles is very good as you get a good variety.the graphics have improved a lot since dynasty warriors 6 it now gives a more fresher look.its not just fighting to kill the opposite force like zhao yun has to rescue and find liu shan and or like the battle of chang ban when your zhang fei and you have to hold the bridge fighting an onslaught of enemys coming towards you! overall i give it a 5/5 it is really that good, get it and find out for yourself!
5 Exciting, Fantastic, Outstanding....Rayman391 | 28/03/2013 | See all Rayman391's reviews (2)Dynasty Warriors is one of the best game franchise's out their, and yet aside from the first one, and excluding add-on, every main instalment is the same story. However, the graphics are fantastic, much like the story mode which is nothing like I have ever seen before. Conquest Mode is good, but gets a bit boring towards the end, and it isn't one for completionists, although I still managed to fully complete it!
5 Amazing GameJarron | 18/07/2012 | See all Jarron's reviews (1)The Story mode is very good playing different characters through the levels plus conquest mode has hours of fun unlocking loads of characters, weapons plus more and online side is good.If you like the dynasty warriors seriers i recommened purchasing this game.
5 Better than the Old OnesStevenJDevon | 30/08/2011 | See all StevenJDevon's reviews (5)If you're familiar with the Dynasty Warriors games then you'll take to this like a duck in water.There are simple changes but not too drastic. However, the story mode is exceptionally better than it has ever been before. It now follows the actual stories of each kingdom, instead of specific to the character you have gone.The conquest mode has many missions for you to complete, expanding the game almost double when it comes to gameplay.Also, the kingdom of Jin can now be played, instead of just Wu, Shu and Wei.Definitely 5 stars for Dynasty Warrior fans. Maybe 3 1/2 - 4 for those who think they're just tolerable.
5 Deserving of 5 stars, best Dynasty Warriors Title.DWOverdose | 18/08/2011 | See all DWOverdose's reviews (11)Dynasty Warriors 6 was a bit of a let down, it looked pretty but I disliked some of the redesigns and the renbu system.DW7 however is a great return to form for the franchise, the stand out thing for me has to be the story modes, with one each for Shu, Wei, Wu and Jin. Each stage begins with plot and assigning you with an important character for the coming battle. Before battles you explore the camp and talk to generals and can buy new weapons from the dealer. Then immediately upon talking to the marked officer and you are thrown into battle as the gates swing open.How the action flows from cut scenes into actual game-play is a very nice touch at the start of the stage and at points when scenes are triggered during battle.The stories follow the kingdoms from the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the end of their story. Jin starts later on in the timeline, forming from the later plot of Wei. They are very well done and offer different approaches to game play compared to previous instalments.There is a gate blocking you from your goal inside the castle, so what do you do? Man the catapults of course. This one of the interactive objects within DW7 where you bombard the castle gates with rocks in order to break it down. The game also features driveable Flame Tanks (Juggernauts) as well as Ballista emplacments.The other mode available is Conquest Mode, where you are given a map of Ancient China split into hexes. You chose a Hex and complete the mission/task which then unlocks the hexes adjacent to it. The aim is to uncover all the hexes, whilst collecting rare weapons and forging bonds with the other Dynasty Warriors from all 4 kingdoms. New weapons can be smithed, you can use those with high bonds as allies during battles, answer quiz questions from a scholar in the unlockable cities/towns amongst other things.The game boasts a great deal of unlockables such as weapons, companion animals, allies as well as extensive library items such as character models, voices and wallpapers.Another point that has to be made is about the collection of DLC available. Past fans will be happy to know that for a small fee you can unlock the costumes from earlier DW titles as well as stages from DW2. Costumes and Weapons are available online adding more to the game and at very reasonable prices. The mode is also online compatible, meaning you and a friend can co-op the stages on the hexes, including the dlc.I think that is everything, the game also features it's encyclopedia like past instalments listing historical dates and information on the Three Kingdoms Period. Who ever thought that running around slicing up peons could be such fun and educational XD.Great game, I highly recommend it for old fans... it's also a great game for people new to the series to come into, it being the best one.


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So, in a thread warning Michiganders that there's a move afoot to replace the word pistol with firearm in Michigan registration law... here: Proposed Change To Michigan Law Requires License For All Firearms
There's a link to the AMGOA which hyper link's the sponsors names to how much money they got from various contributors... which is a link to: National Institute on Money in State Politics | Follow The Money... which has a page dedicated to the NRA... Here
On that page, we learn that the EVIL NRA has spent almost 3 million dollars in all 50 states (since 2003), so that we can continue to "kill babies." Which is what the antis say we do, and the NRA does... $3mm bux. Compared to what that Blooming idiot in New York and his MAIG spent... In Illinois, in Colorado and so on... Just within the last year... (and he pledged to spend 12 million this year alone here)
for example, MAIG spent $325K on lobbying in 2010... NRA spent about twice that in the same year... $730K. But MAIG represents 900 mayors... NRA represents 4 million members... so per capita... MAIG spends $3600 per mayor... NRA spends about $5.50 cents per member.
Conclusion? Mayors spend 654 times as much to infringe on our rights than we spend trying to save them.
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I really don't like Bobby Petrino - and I've never met the man.
Spurrier was outcoached, outplayed & outclassed.
After getting 4 hits Thursday, Bonifacio can play center field the rest of this year and next year.
South Carolina didn't lose last night ... it received a beatdown from a team that should get more credit than it does.
Well, I guess Vanderbilt is back to being Vanderbilt.
It was great to see Steve Spurrier squirm on the sideline last night.
So much Football, so many smiles. Welcome back!
Thursday night college football, gotta love it.
Apparently South Carolina missed Clowney more than A&M missed Manziel.
Minor that was Major--Get used to it
The Gamecocks have the same problem as the Braves - no hitting.
As Spurrier said "A&M tends to score a lot of points on little teams".
Braves win, Falcons win and Spurrier loses. Life is good.
Anyone besides me wondering how the Bucs end up with Logan Mankins instead of the Falcons. Wonder what the Bucs gave up for him.
I went to Ga. Tech when we played in the SEC, had great football teams and played against great teams.
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The flow is killin' it. Honestly with a beat like this you just want a flow to match, regardless of lyrics. He wrecks.
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note: physical dependence sucks, but your mind is more powerful. i kept thinking how when i didnt know about oxy, i didnt want it.. or need it.. so really, i dont need it, or have any want to buy it now, so i used that mindset to get past the few days of WD, damn the mind is strong.
anyways i just chewed ROUGHLY 40MCG of a 75MCG fentanyl patch, not the gel ones..
i set it on the side of my mouth one half (20mcg) at a time, 25 minute intervals.
(first time i did fentanyl i put it in lemonaid, measured it by litres to MCG. was a 100mcg patch, so i did 100ML of fluid at a time.. i did it very slow though because i heard its really powerful.)
this time after lettin it chill and then chewing it a little, now i feel damn good, im nice and warm, comfortable feeling, music is sounding so good.. really no euphoria though..
supplier told me to do small doses at first, she knows im an opiate user too.
she told me to cut it in 4 pieces. also i do alot of reading, so im aware of the risks, respitory depression ect..
is no euphoria normal..? does that mean i can handle more? or is euphoria not really the way this works? just wondering, im fine, feeling good right now, just want to know incase i decide to take more sometime.
also, i really thought i would be more tingly, or dazing.. fucked up rather.. maybe even sick off it - first time i did it i got nausea.
i ended up getting really wasted by 4AM, i had about 2/3rds of the whole patch through the night, ended up puking, and having great euphoria effects for about an hour and a half.. nice! :>
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NBA Jam 2002 for the Game Boy Advance is Acclaim's seventh attempt to give the NBA Jam series a respectable showing on a handheld system. Due to a variety of questionable design choices, as well as a few omissions, it's certainly not going to appease jaded enthusiasts who're still searching for a perfect portable rendition of their favorite extreme basketball game. However, NBA Jam 2002 does manage to offer a satisfying dose of two-on-two, no-rules, full-court roundball, complete with large, well-animated players and irreverent announcer comments.
The game draws its roster from the 29 official NBA teams, and it features all the corresponding colors, logos, and court designs. In all, there are 140 different players, including such notables as Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal, and Allen Iverson. The game offers six gameplay modes, including season, playoffs, quick game, jam, horse, and practice. The practice and horse modes aren't substantial, but they're adequate for training yourself in the use of the game's combo-based shot mechanics. For the majority of players, the season and jam modes will yield the most playtime. The season setting lets you take a team all the way through a 28-game fantasy season, while the jam mode transforms the quick game option into an energetic exhibition match that's chock-full of wacky power-ups and hot spots. An options menu lets you continue your season via a password save system and tweak settings for computer opponent difficulty, player swapping, and quarter length.
Once you hit the court, you'll quickly find that NBA Jam 2002 doesn't play much like real basketball--not that the series ever has. Taking a shot is still as easy as pressing the A button, but you're more likely to hit a bucket if you key in one of the game's many signature moves, the majority of which are Mortal Kombat-style combinations of directional-pad taps and button presses. Unfortunately, it is no longer possible to pass to a teammate while attempting to shoot--an adjustment that all but eliminates the possibility of snazzy teammate assists, such as alley-oops and lay-up dunks. However, you can still shove opponents in order to steal the ball, and the swapping of injured players for fresh ones remains a key aspect.
In addition to the above adjustments, NBA Jam 2002 incorporates a number of other changes to the NBA Jam formula. These include turbo meters that refill more gradually; the ability to swap control of players at will using the R button; the addition of onscreen indicators that aid in snatching up loose balls; computer artificial intelligence that isn't constantly cheating; and an adjustment to the on-fire state (which kicks in after three straight buckets) that restricts it to only enhancing shot accuracy and not player speed. However, the greatest change of all concerns the utter lack of a two-player link mode--an omission that's all the more stinging since NBA Jam 2001 for the Game Boy Color included this most basic and appreciated of features.
Surprisingly, the jam mode, which introduces super dunk hot spots and power-up items during actual gameplay, isn't an option during the regular season. Whether you love or hate the idea of arcade-style power-ups littering the court, the ability to use these to abuse your players' turbo, accuracy, super dunk, and other abilities is too unique an option to restrict to a simple exhibition mode. If you cruise through a full season and playoffs, you can at least unlock the NBA all-star and rookie teams, as well as the beach and blacktop bonus courts.
Regardless of its questionable gameplay features, NBA Jam 2002's graphical presentation is quite impressive. The courts, while cookie-cutter repaints, do the NBA theme great justice with packed stands, flapping nets, and a working scoreboard. The player models are excellently drawn and animate fluidly, whether dribbling, driving the lane, or performing outrageous slam dunks. Although the character photos shown between quarters are all you have to discern one player from another, the size differences between players, as well as the sprite-scaling that occurs as the they move closer to your point of focus, lends an overall sense of three-dimensional realism. The only issues that mar the game's otherwise stellar visuals are that the ball is somewhat small and undefined and that the shot physics aren't always as believable as they ought to be.
NBA Jam 2002 also deserves praise for its clear though modest array of announcer speech snippets. There isn't a ton of speech, but the frequent exclamations of "ka-boom," "nicely received," and "he's going all the way" certainly break up the gameplay more appropriately than the chintzy music of previous attempts. In all, there are roughly 20 different comments, which, along with a few sneaker chirps and buzzers, make up NBA Jam 2002's audio.
Some players will no doubt abhor what Acclaim has done to the NBA Jam franchise, while others will laud the design changes present in the 2002 edition. Regardless of what you decide, Acclaim and Digital Creations still have a little more work to do before they can claim superiority in the arcade-style basketball genre. The lack of a link-cable option, the limiting of power-ups to the jam mode, and an absence of mid-shot passing are the three problems that ultimately keep NBA Jam 2002 from attaining all-star status. But all things considered, it's still a decent handheld rendition of two-on-two basketball.


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Wrightsville Beach is considering boosting its tax rate from 6.34 cents per $100 to eight cents. That means if you own a $1 million home, your taxes go from $634 to $800 dollars.
Wrightsville Beach Town Manager Bob Simpson said, "We've managed for the last decade to not have property tax increases, but like anything else, you can only go so long."
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i am looking for a bottle of iska and kere i wanted to know if anyone bought a bottle and would like to trade sell it
also looking for mur verg , and the first version of kote that were sold on indie scents last summer please just send me a pm if anyone can help me
ps i like grev i alwaysd enjoyed this scent so i guess iam one of the few
No, I don't think there are a lot of you guys. Grev is my least favourite of the line, but I can still appreciate its uniqueness and the fact that it doesn't smell 'bad'. Those sharp green fragrances just aren't for me.
I never got the overwhelming clove note that others report, though.
I did, however, just buy my sixth Slumberhouse - a full bottle of Baque - so now there's three bottles with the marbles and three without. If memory serves and history repeats it should arrive in 10 days or so.
14 hours later, Grev's still going strong on me! I just went to a scent workshop thing, and people were picking up on it. Once it settles, it's very subtle, and really does smell exactly what I'd imagine water would smell like if it smelled!
It's actually one of my least favorites, but I like to submit myself to a day of Slumberhouse -- even the ones I'm not keen on now and again -- just for the effect it brings. Totally worth it.
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Interesting. There are folks here still looking for Baque (I got one of the last also).
Have a bottle of Norne and extra samples on the way, looking forward to it...
Well, it's cheaper than therapy... edit: No it's not...
A question if I may; I have the 4 new extraits but three of them came with caps and the last, (Pear&Olive) did not.
All 30ml bottles with the marbles in them. I read that Josh was going to exclude caps now because the new atomizer are so good,(agreed). All of these were acquired from Parfum1. Does anyone have the new extrait bottles that came with with caps on them or are all of your new bottles capless?
The bottle of Rume I acquired does have a cap but as I understand it, that was SOP for Slumberhouse on the EdP's.
BTW....one spray of Rume to test......scented the whole house, top and bottom floors and was unable to be washed off in the shower with a serious scrubbing. More powerful than the extraits for me!
Mine were all purchased thru Josh / SH except 1 from Alder & co - all have caps; i would somehow prefer caps irrespective of how gd the sprayer is as there might be accidental discharge...
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Lavhim (***ALMOST GONE Only 150ml Remaining***) (Frankincense-Lavender-Green Birch Leaves) / Jour et la Nuit (Only 165ml Remaining) (Animalic-Chypre-Blood Orange-Smoky) / Embers (Un-burned Incense, Campfires, Leather and Resins)
I tried Grev again today. Sprayed well away from my face because like Kere it makes my head feel funny. I like it a lot better this time, perhaps because it's more seasonal - what a gloriously perfect smell this is for a beautiful early May day. (Am I in the minority for actually loving the opening of Grev? I think it's my favourite bit, in fact, and it's the only one whose far drydown I wasn't that mad about. I found the very end of Grev disappointingly ordinary. I'll see how I feel about it today....)
I totally agree with you. I found the opening of Grev to be quite nice, I didn't get the harsh clove blast that most speak of. Instead I got a super fresh medicinal whiff that simply smells both clean and elegant. The dry down I found rather flat and dull. But the dry down I'm speaking of happens after 8+ hours, so overall...I like it and own a small bottle.
MadHat Scents
Lavhim (***ALMOST GONE Only 150ml Remaining***) (Frankincense-Lavender-Green Birch Leaves) / Jour et la Nuit (Only 165ml Remaining) (Animalic-Chypre-Blood Orange-Smoky) / Embers (Un-burned Incense, Campfires, Leather and Resins)
I like Grev too and all other creations of SH - only issue I have is with Pear & Olive - my nose just shut down and I couldn't smell anything when I first sampled this, will be sampling again this weekend - I am still buying this, don't want to miss out and start hunting later on or find it almost impossible to find - like Ore (& these --->>> Mur / Kote / Mora / Verg & Invisible Musk)...
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Lavhim (***ALMOST GONE Only 150ml Remaining***) (Frankincense-Lavender-Green Birch Leaves) / Jour et la Nuit (Only 165ml Remaining) (Animalic-Chypre-Blood Orange-Smoky) / Embers (Un-burned Incense, Campfires, Leather and Resins)
I'm kind of the opposite in that I really like that super fresh and relatively tame dry down it gives, but am not too keen on the opening. I can handle the cloves (I don't find them to be that dominant either) and whatever about it is making it medicinal is great too, but it's the balsamic that throws me a bit.
I absolutely despise mainstream aquatics, and this is the closest I've come to finding a fragrance that offers some of what calone only wishes it could do.
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Lavhim (***ALMOST GONE Only 150ml Remaining***) (Frankincense-Lavender-Green Birch Leaves) / Jour et la Nuit (Only 165ml Remaining) (Animalic-Chypre-Blood Orange-Smoky) / Embers (Un-burned Incense, Campfires, Leather and Resins)
So far, after a first test, I like it very much. I don't yet know what to make of it and need a full wearing after the blind buy but I can say that it's the most potent Slumberhouse that I've tried so far. I thought that I perceived some strong clove and something very metallic initially but I need to recheck plus I want to look at the supposed notes contained in it.
I too would like caps on all of my sprayers. I was actually surprised that the first three extraits came with the caps and not surprised when P&O didn't but I am a bit disappointed about it.
The bay leaves do come on quite strong in the top. The dry down of muddled dried fruit mixed with spice on a bed of wood is like nothing else out there. I will say this fragrance will last you days if you don't scrub.
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Has anyone tried Iska? I found it in my Slumberhouse samples, I don't even remember when I received it. Could have been with the Rume I recently bough or from last year. I smelled only the plastic sleeve it came in and was really very impressed. I almost don't want to give it a wear as I know it's more than likely a fragrance that wasn't released or has already been discontinued. Can anyone here speak to the whereabouts of Iska?
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Lavhim (***ALMOST GONE Only 150ml Remaining***) (Frankincense-Lavender-Green Birch Leaves) / Jour et la Nuit (Only 165ml Remaining) (Animalic-Chypre-Blood Orange-Smoky) / Embers (Un-burned Incense, Campfires, Leather and Resins)
OK, these sound gorgeous.
Has anyone purchased the sample suite, and are they actually 2ml each of the extrait? Just curious what I'd be getting, because it appears the samples are a better price per ml than the bottles.
Yes, a great deal. Additionally, Josh from Slumberhouse usually tosses in some extra samples of stuff he has lying around. This was a few months back so I'm not sure after he changed the structure of his business. Still a good deal no less. Understand that these fragrances are beautiful, and works of art. That said, some within the line are a little challenging to wear for the uninitiated. But, if you've tried the likes of other potent stuff, for example Serge Lutens, I think you'll have no trouble falling in love with Slumberhouse.
Wearing Pear&Olive for the first time today.
It's another one that is truly original IMO. A fantastic composition that has already been described many times. My words cannot do this justice.
What is surprising is that because some of the juice must have gotten on my shirt before it dried so along with what is happening on my skin, the drydown is taking much longer and the freshness from the pear is still hanging on after 3 hours.
Surprisingly, for a lighter composition, it is very tenacious even though it's closer to my skin like the other extraits.
I don't really get a "shampoo" vibe nor anything that would resemble a personal care product.
I cannot believe these creations. To me, they are unrivaled and I have been accumulating fragrance for over 30 years. Works of art, indeed!
Wholeheartedly agree with all the above. This is my favorite house right now, I have yet to find a fragrance from this house that I don't like. Absolutely phenomenal stuff, very unique juices that lasts and projects, I always use just one tiny drop on these extracts and they lasts well over 20 hours, unbelievable.
I'm also one of those that really hate top notes in fragrances, and this house is heaven for me since Josh has excluded top notes in all his creations.
Genius perfumer, great presentation, juices worth every penny. Josh really has openned new doors in all areas of the fragrance industry, a true pioneer, well done!
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I'm glad you're enjoying Slumberhouse. Pear + Olive is a wonderful fragrance. It's probably the most versatile in the line and the most summer friendly fragrance. I really love the combination of using something semi-sweet and semi-salty, and I usually don't like gourmands. P+O is something to wear on a summer's night out with some friends and turn some heads while you're wearing it, both men and women will be intrigued by this Mediterranean concoction that was made in the Pacific Northwest
I'm so glad there's still one I don't like. Just can't get on with P+O; I think I'm pulling all the sweet in it and it's über-tedious on me.
On the other hand, I'm wearing Grev again and thinking, "hm, maybe THIS is the summer scent I should buy."
Oh, and Clare - Josh's samples are fantastically generous, definitely the full 2ml, and you'll get a lot of mileage out of them. I still have lots left of most of the samples I bought last fall and I wore various Slumberhouse most of the winter.
The only other house that IMHO comes halfway close to Slumberhouse in terms of potency is Nasomatto's (or montale's which are 3rd on my list on being the most "potent")...
I have dry skin and these last a day at the least, if its on fabric, a few weeks - i own almost 300+ from other houses, ranging from 20 to 500 odd, none last this long on me (not even Montale Black Aoud)...
excluding potency / longevity / projection - what i find to be the most unique aspect of Josh's frags is that there is a huge gap betn the initial / mid / dry down stages - not sure which frag it was of his, but it took abt 5-6hrs for the dry down to start coming in - haven't had this experience with any other frag / attar / extract etc
I can already see that in a few yrs his used frags being sold on ebay for higher amounts - hell, i would pay 200 if I can find a legit bottle of Ore rt now!!!
Yeah I think a lot of people would love to get their hands on that one... including myself! I think that it is just a matter of time before he sources out the materials for a new version of Ore, even if he has to make some substitutions and it ends up being a little different than the original one. The interest is certainly there.
As mentioned above, his sample suite is worth the investment because you do get a lot, and this stuff is insanely potent. If you ask him if he has samples of anything else lurking around (he's just redone two older scents for example), he might throw some stuff in -- but I'd try not to expect it, just to be on the safe side. However, what you get in the sample set is some of his most impressive and indicative compositions. The only real down-side to the set is that you can pretty much guarantee that you'll be shelling out money on full bottles within weeks, so set some more money aside
This is the one that just sits outside of the Slumberhouse spectrum for me. It's brilliantly done, and crazy realistic (it draws parallels to Rume for me in that the fruit component is somewhat mulled/stewed), but not something I'd personally wear -- simply because it's so true to form, people will start asking if you have pears stashed in your pockets. Also, the oil aspect of this is quite prominent and highly realistic -- which can be problematic for some.
[EDIT]: I'm going to wear Pear+Olive today as it's been a while.
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I'm still working my way through the sample pack and have had a chance to wear Sova a couple times. The first time I over-applied (2 sprays from 12" inches distance) and was a bit overwhelmed until it started to dry down. The second time was better with 1 1/2 sprays from about 18" inches away. Upon first use, the atomizer took a couple sprays to really get going and the second time I used it, there was still a bit of weakness on the first pump.
For me, Sova comes out as quite gourmand and my girlfriend said I smelled rather like a gingersnap cookie. There are, however, complexities and nuances that belie that categorization. At first I get a lot of spice (cinnamon and clove) mixed with sweetness (amber and beeswax). There were whiffs of tobacco as well, but very subtly. As it dried down, the spices receded a bit, while the sweetness became more like caramel. Many hours later there was a hint of herbal medicine dancing with vanilla in the background.
I'm not one for sweet fragrances or gourmands, but I really liked Sova. I would wear it again for the deft way Josh has handled the genre and the intriguing compositional elements that undergird the more sweet/foody core.
It seems there's a bit of a foody aspect to a number of the Slumberhouse fragrances. To my nose, Rume and P & O are the number one suspects, which is part of why I'm not quite comfortable with either. I've also received questions about curry/spice/coconut in Sova and herbal soup in Norne, although I personally don't think of either as such and happily continue to wear them. And I tried Grev again just yesterday, and got what someone elsewhere described as a thick, meaty citrus as well as a good bit of sparkling fizz, not unlike a nice summer drink.
I may try that. I've started doing the exact opposite myself, actually - spraying farther away to diffuse the juice more so it's a very light mist. And whatever doesn't land on my skin hangs around in the air still smelling fabulous when I come home.
I hope Josh revisits Ore at some point. In the meantime, I'll have to settle for inhaling my Carmex lip balm.
CMcG, I really wish I got from Sova, what you do. Personally, it's the only Slumberhouse fragrance that I don't enjoy. My experience is quite different than yours and I've swapped away my bottle as of yesterday actually.
Here's what I get in Sova:
Top - Beeswax and heavy honeyed hay that has been slightly torched (smoke)
Middle - Smoke, Beeswax and very heavy animalic notes really start to growl (castoreum) *The middle absolutely kills it for me
Base - Smoke, the slightest of spices & light vanilla *Easily the best part of the wear, the only part that doesn't have me looking for fresh air. Unfortunately it takes about 10 hours to get to this lovely base.
Well, having worn P+O for half a day, it now seems as though I—as well as no less than five people that I have run into today—now love the stuff. Far less pear-in-your-pocket, and more light, sunblock-esque creaminess on this spin—and definitely something coconut-ish happening.
Kere and Ore are the two that are the most gourmand to me—and I really, really hate overly gourmand scents. But what seems to be happening is that, because of the ways these fragrances are made and the effect they have on your day, even when notes are introduced that are challenging, they're still worthy of the wear. I'm thinking he uses crack as a note.
This doesn't bode well for my wallet. Not at all.
I can't recall, but which version did you have? Mine is the new extrait and I didn't get anything animalic out of it. If you also had that one, then I guess it must be skin chemistry and/or differences in our noses...
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I've tried both versions, the bottle I swapped away was the first batch. I've also tried the second wave of Sova extrait as well. I found the extrait to be way too strong on a particular note that I found bothersome, the first batch was a little less harsh. I think it was a combination of the beeswax and castoreum, which just drove me crazy. But, I am not entirely sure those are the particular notes that are driving me nuts as I am not seasoned in picking notes out that I haven't really seen much of (castoreum..possibly.) I really wanted to love this one, without the animalic tones, I would have.
I like the castoreum in Sova. I've said about a million times on various threads that Sova smells like a fragrant barn and the animalic aspect is definitely a part of that perception. I get nothing gourmand in Norne.
Tony, I get smoky barnyard as well, a sweet one at that. I really wanted to love it, I jumped on it immediately when it was first released. I appreciate it, but it's not something I enjoy. Also, I get nothing remotely gourmand in Norne either. Mostly, incense, moss and fir. Norne smells like a tree-hugging hippy from the Pacific NW that just got done rolling around in the woods for the day and lit up some incense in his musty room (in a good way )
Got my Baque, loving this stuff, exactly what I thought Sova would be. Very happy with that one.
Josh also included Sona and Flou as samples...Flou, well im just going to say it isnt for me and leave it at that. Sona is quite nice has this fizzy fun medicinal vibe to it, probably the lighest slumberhouse I have come across at this point, cpl of hours in though and its become a skin scent. Eitherway interesting ones to explore.
Alrighty so last on my list is Ore now. Time to start a campaign to get Josh to bring this one back.
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Sova means Owl in russian and it's a perfect name for a frag. hunter in the dark forest at night ~
Today I gave P & O (which to my nose should really be called P & C - Pear & Coconut) its first full wearing in quite a while, and found that I do enjoy it a little more now. It could be that it really does work better in warmer weather (which I'm beginning to discover is also the case with Grev), but equally it could also be that I gave it a proper wearing outdoors this time, as opposed to spritzing it on an arm and sniffing at it obsessively, which doesn't yield terribly interesting results. I must say I'm surprised it didn't come over all sweeeeet, which is what my skin tends to do. And once outdoors, it's a little less pear sitting in my pocket doing nothing and more pear and coconut wafting in and out of my sensory environment. Just that Sova, Norne and Jeke all interest me more.
I suspect this is why I'm hesitating over Sova extrait - it does get a bit suffocating and I'm still trying to get the application right before I go for a full bottle. Apart from this, I'm getting everything that CMcG described. I didn't have this problem with Sova esprit de parfum - I loved it, but after smelling the extrait, I can pick it out in the esprit de parfum as well.
I'm thinking so too.
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I've tried virtually all Slumberhouse frags...including many discontinued ones. My issue is that most have every note turned up full volume. They overwhelm and I tire of them quickly. Norne...great pine but so strong It nauseates after while. Grev...So much clove that it gives me a headache. ...these have every note turned up full blast.
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Yeah, you can't wear them like normal fragrances. It's like Puredistance M (a scent Josh loves) in that 1/2 spray is more than enough, and maybe a little more on especially cold days. Also, reformulations make a difference as he's always tweaking them. Grev, for example, was very clove-y in its first run, but far more tamed down toward the end. To me, though, they're not like, say, a Bond fragrance -- which is just tacky, desperate-loud (all fixative chemicals). These are extrait strength naturals, made with absolutes (so they're higher quality than virtually everything on the market), but you just have to span the juice out a little more than normal. That's what makes them such amazing value for money, too. However, there's no doubt in my mind that they're not for everyone as they are highly avant-garde fragrances, and no one's doing anything like what he's doing. They're not well-suited for people who are into anything safe or "nice" per se--they're more about the aesthetic challenge, and, I'd argue, function best as a personal endeavor rather than "crowd pleasing." For my money, they're pretty much trailblazing modern perfumery right now.
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Right...They are NOT an explosion of chemicals like most Bond no 9's...They are definitely natural. I love Avante Garde and wanted desperately to like them. I believe that if I daubed rather than sprayed, and stayed away from anything above the mid chest, I could have worn many of them, especially Norne, I really wanted to like it but too much of a good thing isn't good and the powerful pine got old to my brain after 40 min. I cheer his ability to make a powerhouse projector with longevity, that is my biggest complaint with so many niche houses like Penhaligon's, Heeley, and (most) Creed...nice smell that sits too close to the skin and disappears completely in 3hrs.
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Interestingly he uses a lot of synthetics, I guess his blending and use of them is what seperates him from the bigger houses where synthetics come off as a chemical explosion. Interesting read here where he discusses that:
I definitely agree with the sparing sprays makes slumberhouse frags more enjoyable.
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I never spray Slumberhouse, except for Pear + Olive and Grev. It's simply too powerful for me. Instead I choose to slowly allow the juice to drip from the sprayer by applying light pressure evenly until it comes out. Apply to one wrist then touch my wrists together (not rubbing in) and let air dry. I find this works best for the powerful ones.
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He has in the past, but his current line-up is primarily absolutes -- Norne and Sova being all absolutes. Also, one of the current prototypes (the coffee/amber thing) is also all absolute to the point where it goes on sticky. From what I understand, he's used chemical replacers in the past (meaning scents that cannot be found in nature). This seems reflective of his slimming down of his line, but also if you read his blog posts, you can see what he's using and how he's moved from synthetics to more natural stuff. You actually don't get as much potency in the older scents as you do in the current line-up of his most recent (2013) extrait versions (2012 Sova vs. 2013 etc.) He's currently recreating two older scents with higher quality materials, so the trajectory seems apparent. It's true that what makes them stand out is the blending, but it's also that he's using extremely difficult to find and high quality materials.
As much as I love the naturals (for the variance), I'd actually be interested to see what he'd do with a primarily chemical palate, but I can't image that would ever happen.
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My ONLY issue with this fantastic line is that they simply aren't wearable in the typical sense. I would love it if he could explore more diverse options rather than the typical dark routes.
Of the ones that I've tried, I'd say Baque is the most wearable because its take on apricot/bourbon/tobacco/ambre is really quite beautiful and pleasing, but still unique. Jeke's smoky leathery humidor and Sova's spicy sweetness are also wearable, if you go light on the application, though they are a bit more complex and have some notes that might raise an eyebrow. Norne and Kere, however, are further out from what most people would consider perfumery, which I like in Norne's pine forest of incense, but not so much in Kere's medicinal vibe.
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I wouldn't. I expect the only reason Slumberhouse does work SO well on me is because Josh uses primarily naturals and stays away from The Devil Musk. It's mostly synthetic aromachemicals that go to pieces on my skin as far as I can tell. And yet, unlike most other natural fragrances I've tried, these actually last longer than it takes me to drive to work.
Don't encourage that kind of thing. There are plenty of perfumers working with synthetics. How many are there creating scents from rare absolutes?
I hope he releases a "cold" fragrance, a "frosty" one.
Not me, I like Josh playing to his strengths, namely making thick, resinous fragrances that evoke warmth and do something new and complex with an ingredient that's rather common in modern perfumery.
So far he's given the Slumberhouse treatment to fruit and booze (Rume), tobacco (Baque & Jeke), wood (Norne), hay (Sova), aoud (Vikt), chocolate (Ore), and soon coffee and amber.
Imagine if Josh took a run at a dark rose fragrance.....I would think that No. 88 would have to hand over its darkest rose crown and weep.
I have no doubt that his experimentation will, in time, result in Josh putting out some 'un-Slumberhouse Slumberhouses' and they will be excellent in their own rights, but I'm going to enjoy the current styles over the coming cold months here.
Well he did go to Pear & Olive! Honestly, besides Himalaya's cold opening, I haven't seen any other fragrances which evoke a lonesome, desolate winter...and even Himalaya doesn't do that, it's a bright one.
I'll need to check out Rume. I ordered Sova for a fall fragrance, and love it. Split on Norne/Jeke - don't know where it is wearable?
Yeah P&O, along with Grev, are the most removed from the rest of the Slumberhouse range.
It's weird - you'd think that moving away from a group of frags that are so abnormal would move you closer to normalcy, but they remain just as unique as the others from Slumberhouse, just...different.
I prefer Jeke over Norne (I don't own a bottle of Norne....yet) but then I'm not a huge fan of pine. I think Jeke is more wearable, just because Norne smells stiflingly green.
Yeah, as mentioned, Grev is chilly. I've developed a new love for it now that the weather's warmer. I had people telling me I smelled like a freshwater stream (it kinda does).
I'm just curious to see what kind of stuff he'd do to be honest. I love the naturals myself, but it's hard to imagine what kind of thing he'd be able to pull of with some of the weirder aroma chemicals that are being produced these days.
Personally, I'd love to see him do an incense-to-end-all-incenses.
I wear them all the time to all kinds of places. To me, they're not really about accentuating what I'm wearing or where I'm going, and they're certainly not for getting compliments. When I put this stuff on, it alters the way I approach my day in some form or another. That's something I've never seen done in a fragrance before. Five sprays of Norne before going to the beach might be a problem, but I'd rather stay away from the beach and wear my Norne instead!
I wore Jeke to the university the other day and got a compliment from a colleague. The combination of leather, tobacco, and smoked tea notes is reminiscent of the archetypal, old school professors lounge... ironically, my university is rather new and doesn't have any places like that :P


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