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|Length Overall
|17' 7''
5.36 m
|Dry Weight
993 lbs.
450 kg
2.26 m
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|Draft Up
|Person Capacity
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19 gal.
|Air Draft
|Water Capacity
|10 deg.
|Length on Trailer
|Max Headroom
|Height on Trailer
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|Trailer Weight
|Total Package Weight (Trailer,Boat & Engine)
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|1 x 50-hp Mercury EFI four-stroke
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1 x 25-hp Mercury ELPT four-stroke
1 x 40-hp Mercury ELPT four-stroke
1 x 50-hp Mercury ELPT four-stroke
1 x 60-hp Mercury ELPT four-stroke
1 x 75-hp Mercury OptiMax ELPT
Captain's Report by Capt. Dan Armitage
The Bass Tracker Pro Team 175 TXW has the fishing space and features of a boat twice its price.
More Tracker Pro Team 175s have been sold over the years than any other boat model. The Pro Team TXW is built with the cost and comfort-conscious multi-species angler in mind, a fisherman with a family who needs a boat with all the right features that's built to stand-up to some abuse and provide years of service.
The nimble Bass Tracker is built to handle the backwaters and bayous where some of the biggest fish – and the occasional obstacle -- are found.
Construction Features
The 175 TXW's modified-vee hull is built of welded .100" aluminum that is backed by a longitudinal stringer system that is welded-in and injected with foam. The gunwales are four inches wide and constructed from a single-piece of extruded aluminum surrounding a deck built of marine-grade plywood covered in cut-pile carpeting. The deck carries a limited lifetime warranty.
The Tracker Pro Team 175 features an aluminum set-back transom and the bottom has ten degrees of deadrise.
Bass Pro Team 175 Performance
The boat can be rigged right from Tracker with Mercury four-stroke outboards from 25 to 60-hp, and is rated to accept engines up to 75-hp. During our test we were impressed with how nimble the rig was at WOT, cruising and trolling speeds. Rigged with a 50-hp Mercury four-stroke, the boat we tested reached plane in 4.4 seconds, hit 30 mph in 10.1 seconds and attained a top speed of 34.3 mph.
The boat's close-quarters maneuverability when powered by the bow-mounted electric motor was world-class. The motor is positioned perfectly for precise turns and straight-ahead tracking without having to compensate for an offset mounting location.
To see our complete testing data click on "Test Results" at the top of this page.
The Bass Tracker's bow dash couldn't be simpler, with a plug-in receptacle for the trolling motor and a remote tilt switch for the outboard. The rig comes with starting and deep-cycle batteries – and a two-bank, on-board battery charger to keep them juiced as standard equipment.
The lids on the Tracker's lockers are constructed of reinforced aluminum with the carpeting wrapped around the edges. The two forward storage lockers and the center rod locker forward are surrounded by welded aluminum self-draining channels to help keep contents dry and are lockable. We question the location of the fire extinguisher; while handy, it's literally underfoot of the operator.
The TXW's single-piece molded helm console is simple and straightforward with a surprising amount of legroom underneath a dash fitted with gauges for fuel, voltage, rpm and speed. Some anglers may prefer a bit more room for mounting a full-sized fishfinder on the console, but there's ample space at the bow, where it may be more useful while fishing under power of the standard 46-pound-thrust electric-motor.
The three-across seating is deeply padded and comfortable, and the flip-down backrest on the center seat creates a handy "flat-space" with a skid-resistant surface that doubles as a step to the aft casting deck. All three seat bases flip up to reveal storage lockers underneath.
Power Options
Tracker Marine offers Mercury outboard motors as exclusive power on most of its boats. Prices range from $12,695 powered by a Mercury 25-hp ELPT four-stroke, to $16,195 equipped with a Mercury 75-hp ELPT OptiMax.
The boat's divided livewell has a capacity of 16 gallons, comes with a bait bucket and is aerated with timed recirculation and pump-out features.
The birds-eye view of the 17'7" (5.35 m) Bass Tracker shows that there is storage just about everywhere it can be practically placed aboard a boat this size. It also highlights the amount of deck space for fishing on the bow, off the stern and even on the portside of the cockpit forward of the seats. A cleat on the bow would be handy for tying off an anchor line, especially when wind or current make anchor points further aft unsafe.
Complete with a quality trailer carrying features such as a fold-away tongue for tucking into a suburban garage, the price of a Tracker Pro Team 175 rigged with a 50-hp Mercury four-stroke outboard is $14,695.
We were impressed with the comfort and the quality of the components found aboard the new Pro Team 175 particularly given its low price-point. The fit and padding of the upholstery and the finish of the carpeting and trim materials was well executed and we found very little to criticize. The Tracker spokesman we talked to said the Pro Team 175 model continues to be the world's best-selling boat because it appeals to such a broad audience of anglers. Compared to boats twice its price, the Pro Team 175 should hold its own in performance, construction and features, and we think represents an exceptional value.
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|Battery Charger/Converter
|Exterior Features
|Carpet: Cockpit
|Outlet: 12-Volt Acc
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No, Jeff Dunham (born Jeffrey Dunham on April 18, 1962 in Dallas, Texas) has never appeared on the TV series America's Got Talent.
The man you are most likely thinking of is Terry Fator (born Terry Wayne Fator on June 10, 1965 in Dallas, Texas). He was the singing ventriloquist that won the America's Got Talent show in 2007 and credits Jeff Dunham as "a huge inspiration to me."
Both Fator and Dunham also have Christmas DVDs on the market, Fator's is Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas! (2011), and Dunham's is Jeff Dunham's Very Special Christmas Special (2008).
Fator has an on-running show at the Mirage in Las Vegas, and Dunham is doing a North American tour through the spring of 2013.
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With the cost of SSDs (solid state devices) plummeting, you might be tempted to replace your current drive with a faster, quieter version. As large capacity SSDs still command a substantial premium, you may opt for a smaller hard drive than your existing one; 240GB will set you back around £170 while 1TB is around three times as expensive. Don't forget that Mac OS X requires about ten per cent free hard drive space in order to maintain its files. Time for a clear out!
Where's the space gone on my Mac?
Before relocating or getting rid of data, find out what's hogging your disk space. GrandPerspective (free) and DaisyDisk (£6.54) give good visual indications while OmniDiskSweeper (free) uses the standard hierarchical file window to show the sizes of every file and folder. Other apps such as CleanMyMac 2 (£34.95) show disk usage as part of their cleanup features.
Fast space finding fixes
Now you know where your space has gone, time to make some quick kills. Start with your downloads folder. Finished installing downloaded apps? Then bin the dmg file or installation package. How about all the mp3 music files? As you drag each file into iTunes it makes a copy. If you hit command-shift-R within iTunes you can see the current location of this. Get rid of the originals.
Empty the Trash frequently. If there are any stubborn files that won't disappear, the easiest solution is to use Trash It! (free), a useful one-trick pony.
How about your Mail attachments folder? Think about how many emails you receive with large attachments. What happens to these? Within the main Mail folder (~/Library/Mail), attachments for incoming mail are stored in the inbox folder. To make sure those from deleted emails are removed, go to "Remove unedited downloads" in Mail's preferences and select "After Message is Deleted". The current version of Mail also stores attachments in ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.mail/Data/Mail Downloads. As long as you don't need them these can also be deleted, often saving you many hundreds of MB.
If you own an iOS device, chances are you've downloaded and tried numerous free apps before deciding not to use them long-term. Even though they're no longer on your device, they still reside on your Mac at ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Mobile Applications. Some apps are huge, especially games and offline/GPS maps, with individual apps having an official ceiling of 2GB. Clear out this folder to save space big time!
If you work with iMovie you'll be aware that video consumes huge amounts of hard drive space. Five minutes of video takes up approximately 1GB and editing a large movie will quickly use up your disk space. You can delete unused clips by selecting them and pressing the Delete key or by dragging them to the iMovie trash which also contains excess footage trimmed off clips and other items deleted from your project. The key here is to empty the trash, so permanently deleting such files from your project. Do bear in mind that you will not be able to undo any previous changes or retrieve clips.
Any sort of shared folder has the possibility of increasing in size if it is not pruned regularly. Top of the list will be those set by the system's file sharing preferences. But the real culprit is likely to be Dropbox or any similar commercial sharing app. Offering many GB of file storage free of charge, Dropbox creates a duplicate folder in your home root directory. Every time someone adds files to a shared folder, these files are synced into the folder on your Mac. As this folder behaves like a standard Mac folder, whenever you move a file out of Dropbox it may also be deleted from the online shared folder depending on your settings. Consequently many users copy files out of Dropbox and end up with duplicates on their Mac so exacerbating the storage situation. Try to control all deletions and permanent deletions from the Dropbox website.
What else can I get rid of?
First, a warning. From Mac OS X 10.7 onwards, Apple has hidden the user-level Library folder. Prior to that, it could be found at ~/Library. There's a very good reason for this: as this folder contains files used by your apps along with fonts and preferences, deleting items here can be very risky. While accessing this folder is quite straight forward, think carefully before manually deleting any files from here.
When uninstalling apps, don't forget the support files. For instance, the GarageBand app is about 160MB but the support files (sounds, audio files, etc) can take up many GB. You can find this at /Library/Application Support/GarageBand. Any app that can help you run Windows software such as Parallels or VMware creates separate virtual machines for each Windows OS. If you have more than one do you need them all? For instance, a Windows 8 virtual machine in Parallels weighs in at over 14GB. Even CrossOver, which runs a limited number of Windows apps without installing the OS, creates 'bottles' for each app: the Microsoft Office 2010 one is upwards of 2.5GB.
Generally you can delete any files or folders you have created including those within your downloads and documents folders.
But I really need to keep everything!
If you really are the proverbial data squirrel, here are a few simple suggestions:
• Archive any files you are unlikely to need regularly. Control-click on a folder and select the compress option. The space saved will vary according to the type of file being archived: JPEGs and DMGs, for instance, are unlikely to compress very much. Once created, archives can either remain on your Mac or be saved to an external drive.
• Use an external drive for data files. This would be especially useful for design, audio or video files.
• Migrate your iTunes Music folder to an external drive and then relink to this within iTunes. This is quite possibly the single largest folder on your Mac: mine is a disk-busting 25GB.
Finally, if you do take the decision to delete files or folders, always back them up first. You never know…
Get rid of unwanted apps
It's amazing how many apps you can acquire over a short period of time let alone over the many years most of us have been using a Mac. Most Mac OS X apps are bundles. The application is usually a special folder that looks like a single, double-clickable file and contains almost all the files needed to run the app. Trashing the app is easy; getting rid of all the support files isn't. There are preferences (plist) and application support files and these can exist in a number of places on your Mac. These files along with the app itself may be wasting many gigabytes of your hard drive space.
Some major apps include an uninstaller. For example, you'll find one of these in the Additional Tools folder of Microsoft Office. Sometimes an app's installer doubles as an uninstaller. But the lack of a dedicated uninstaller in Mac OS X is a serious omission.
Fortunately there are a number of third party options. AppCleaner (free, www.freemacsoft.net), AppDelete ($7.99, www.reggieashworth.com) and AppZapper ($12.95, www.appzapper.com) all do the same job – but the fact that they each find different files to remove shows how complicated a process uninstalling can be!
AppDelete, AppZapper and AppCleaner all find different files when uninstalling!
Too many languages and old code
Mac OS X supports a range of world languages, being localised for over 25 languages all of which are included automatically during installation. Using Mountain Lion's Language & Text (previously International) system preference, languages can be put into preferred order making it easy to switch between them. Many major applications support multiple languages too, using the order from Language & Text to select one if the app doesn't support your main language. The problem is that if you only want to use one or two languages, Mac OS X and many of your apps are bloated with all the others.
Getting rid of unwanted code is another disk-saving exercise. Universal Binaries host both PowerPC and Intel architectures yet since Lion, the former is not supported.
Monolingual (donation requested, monolingual.sourceforge.net) lets you remove specific architectures from Mac OS X along with specific languages. While it can claw back huge swathes of hard drive space, unless you're careful with the preferences it can also render your Mac unbootable so use with extreme care.
Xslimmer ($14.95, www.xslimmer.com) works on an app level, keeping only the languages you select. Again, care is required as some apps view the removal of code as being an attempt at circumventing copy protection. To that end, Xslimmer keeps an updated blacklist of apps to be left alone.
Get rid of old code and unwanted languages with Xslimmer
Bye bye duplicates
How much of your precious hard drive space is being taken up by duplicate files? While hard drives may be getting bigger and cheaper, Apple's direction is that of smaller, faster SSD drives. The problem is that these have smaller capacities so a higher level of filing discipline is essential.
There are a number of reasons why you end up with so many dupe files. When you add songs to iTunes, if you have 'Copy files to iTunes Media folder when adding to library' checked in the preferences, you keep the original. Instant duplication. A couple of thousand high quality songs and that's anything up to 10GB hard drive space wasted. And that doesn't include dupes within iTunes. For the latter, iTunify ($15, www.satsumac.com) can help.
The same thing can happen when uploading photos into iPhoto. If you don't delete the originals from the camera, you could end up uploading them a second or third time resulting in a larger iPhoto library file. Duplicate Annihilator ($7.95, brattoo.com/propaganda) breezes through this.
If you use Apple Mail, remember that all attachments reside in Mail's own download folder. This can be another source of duplication.
More generic apps use various strategies and criteria to find duplicates and give you control over which ones to get rid of. Have a look at Tidy Up ($39, www.hyperbolicsoftware.com) or Singlemizer ($9.99, singlemizerapp.com).
Tidy Up makes short work of finding duplications on your hard drive


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if you had 2 girls and 2 boys...their names would be....
I know there have been a few of these around lately, but they're fun to do so I thought I'd make my own. So I hope you take part and have fun!
In the future you'll have four children, two girls and two boys. Take this quiz and find out what their names will be. Have fun and enjoy.
Baby girl number one.
To find out her first name take the letter of your first name.
A-E= Ophelia
F-J= Cordelia
K-O= Margo
P-T= Alina
U-Z= Mauren
To find out her middle name choose your favourite country.
Ireland= Cathleen
China= Scarlet
Canada/USA= Olivia
Greece= Alexandra
France= Ivy
Italy= Emma
Spain= Liora
Argentina= Theodora
Other= Mae
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Baby boy number one.
To find out his first name choose the view outside your window from your dream home.
Mountains= Solomon
Lake/River= Sebastian
The city= Raiden
The sea/ocean= Nathaniel
Fields/Forest= Auden
Vineyard= Gregor
Other= Grayson
To find out his middle name pick the colour of the t-shirt you're wearing right now.
Blue= Raymond
Green= Jensen
Pink= Steele
Purple= Barkclay
Black= Lleyton
White= Owen
Brown= Benjamin
Other= Theodore
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Baby girl number two.
To find out her first name choose the amount of siblings you have.
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2= MacKenna
3= Brianna
4= Rose
5+= Fiona
If you're a twin/triplet= Inez
To find out her middle name choose the month that you were born.
January= Genevieve
February= Brielle
March= Marcheline
April= Avril
May= Victoria
June= Lorraine
July= Caroline
August= Margaret
September= Layne
October= Raina
November= Lillian
December= Holly
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Baby boy number 2.
To find out his first name take the first letter of your father's name.
A-E= Thatcher
F-J= Harrison
K-O= Elijah
P-T= Aaron
U-Z= Oliver
To find out his middle name choose your favourite genre of music.
Pop= Michael
Dance= Edwin
Punk= Edison
Alternative= Monroe
Country= Tobias
Hip Hop= Jackson
Other= Cole
Baby boy #2 =Married my bestfriend 5/11/13
Angel Baby Riley Bean 8/13
Mama to Murron Lydia Genevieve 10/20/14
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Ancient Egypt: Early Dynastic Period
The Early Dynastic Period comprises the first two dynasties after the supposed unification of Egypt. The ceremonial slate palette of king Namer (a candidate for the first king of Egypt), now in the Cairo Museum, is decorated with scenes of the king overcoming representatives of the northern area of Egypt. The validity of the palette as a historical document has been questioned, but seems to be confirmed by the appearance of a motif. Ivory labels used to identify commodities placed in the tombs of the kings of this period display the same motif and are the first inscribed objects to be found in Egypt.
The kings of the First Dynasty were buried in the necropolis of Abydos, while the high officials of the north were buried at Saqqara near the capital, Memphis. The tombs of both kings and officials contained a vast array of grave goods. Each tomb consisted of rectangular superstructure within a large rectangular enclosure. These were known as mastaba tombs.
Kings of the Second Dynasty were buried at Abydos and Saqqara. One of these, Khasekhemwy, is the first king for whom sculpture is known, and the bronze vessels found in his tomb are the earliest known from Egypt.


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Induced by Leaden Fumes of Pleasure (CH,2009)**°
Phased on their latest album show themselves as a stoner band with some roots in mid period Hawkwind and some tracks with heavy voice vocals on slow stoner rock. Repetitive patterns and keyboard production outros give a more psychedelic effect. The music has a certain simplicity but succeeds in having its effect.
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: Lineaments (Ö,2010)****
Shizoey's sound surprised me. Much more of a crossover band creating their personal mix than a standard band, Shizoey mixes punkish elements as songs and singing, enriched with hard rock guitars with interesting riffs and intelligent compositions and changes. What hard rock missed for some, something raw and essential, or what punk exaggerated being primitive, Shizoey compromises with the best of both, and goes even beyond that, reaching psychedelia and more. I heard passages of beautiful fuzz bass worth taking out. "Oriental Dream" suddenly improvises on a middle eastern theme. There are softer parts, bluesier guitar, and acid rock elements. Musically and compositionally it is a story, while the raw true basics of inspirations are respected and form one of the basics of expressions.
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: Circle Of The Sun (NZ,2010)***°
Arc Of Ascent comes forth from New Zealand's acid doom rockers Datura which featured already Craig Williamson of sitar trance psych band Lamp of the Universe. Arc Of Ascent more often mixes its doom rockers with psychedelic effects, changes and electric guitars and with a handful of trance/psychedelic passages with tampura, chanting and such. Especially the early tracks mixes the doom with the psychedelia well, keeping the vocals a bit more in the body of the music, and with the electric guitars adding a psychedelic effect into the mix, a head spinning effect to the doom grooviness elsewhere. Just the last few tracks are more simple stoner rockers.
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The Machine
: Drie (NL,2010)***°
This Dutch band fits perfectly within the scope of this German label (Rotor,..). No matter all the elements they have, with an ambitious range of interests, I found this band from the start rather unpretentious in how they perform and develop their music, first playing correct and straight forward doom rock, with a convincing drummer and fitting singer, elements which should not be underestimated in such music, a few times they also take the time for a much slower development of their tracks. This has of course some psychedelic association, smoothly developing its electric guitar moods like this, slowly walking towards the moment before the doom takes over with full energy ; this gives a kick : after such a slightly stoned walk coming to this heavy moment when they dig this down into the bass grounds. The two long tracks of over 15 minutes didn't sound too long at all. The second long track also has some wahwah guitar and a last part with guitar freak-outs. Surprising was also the last bluesrocker, with often a repetitive bass this time, adding a doom version of some Hendrix riffs and with wilder wahwah psychedelic guitars. Then we still have a hidden track where the bass dooms are exaggerated so that they more sound like a drone, and with distorted vocals, before a second guitar is added. I think they wanted to have something like this to close the album and leave it behind.
Somewhere I must have lost track of time with this album. Apparently I must have enjoyed this for nearly 80 minutes !
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The Machine
: Calmer Than You Are (NL,2012)***°
The Machine is back with a new album. What I like about groups like this is that they don't keep themselves limited within one genre. In the case of this album it is good to have some different areas and a bigger musical perspective and balance inside the album's range of expressions (who can convince with doom bass for more than half an hour of songs?), it still must be said that not every area is equally convincing, but then with all of this it still gives us times of relief after the real kick-ass moments. "Calmer than you are" is the album title, and that must be for don't you think the public wants to dig a few specific reasons to be there. I know that a well-proportioned doom bass really works like a sanctuary of recovery, like an earth drum to the soul. In the first two tracks the band in a real perfect way seems to build up the tension towards that full power effect blowing it to the hard kick all right !
The first track builds up calmly with an electric bass resonating with its drone, some sitar accents of arrangements and some space slides effects on electric guitar, in a slow bass rhythm, before a second bass and song appears, an then the doom bass breaks it all open with a wow, with more power than doom can handle, and some peeping after effect. The second track builds up inside an interesting rhythm. There has been arranged an intelligent combination of arrangement where the drumming and doom bass are really banging with such power, I now remember best what I really liked about such a doom bass, (explained above), and what a bit of a creative mind in the arrangements can do to this, with the useful tool of controlled aggression : this means power man ! The next couple of tracks are much more relaxed, almost like an indie rock foundation of singing/songs, with that little bit of stoner rock behind it. The lead voice never appealed to me very much and I don't really know what to think of these moments. It's nice to hear the opportunity has been taken several times to stretch these moments to include improvisation, with a more repetitive rhythm and electric guitars solos, a few times even rather wild. One of such tracks was stretched to over 12 minutes and was a good moment of improvisation. I wish The Machine would also increase themselves better with more of the kind of proportioned preparations they did on the first two tracks which really lifts them up to a next and most memorable level. A band with nothing but such results I would certainly praise heavily!
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Dutch band Sungazer has its feet in stoner rock but lets its music evolve with songs and slow jamming like shoegaze psychedelia. This creates its own atmosphere, a warm sound with an intense cloud of smoke, the songs balancing on a groove. This has such a relaxed state of evolution, down to the ground and stoned in the head, but light towards the future, the near 40 minutes feel like just a few moves towards an endless state of ...just what they are.
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Sungrazer's latest album gave a very good impression, although I think a few extra ideas or tracks could have made it better for the last track hangs there only like an improvised variation forced onto it just to make some kind of ending. For a group using doom and stoner elements they are surely successful because of its psychedelic element, even though there is some sort of relaxed stoned clarity involved. We hear more often a very physical bass, with an almost curing sound to the ground, with a fitting rhythm and voice adding a song element. There are bass repetitions too of an almost danceable nature. The longest track of course has most of the psychedelic sensibility, a relaxed jam with more (psychedelic) electric guitar work, before returning to the bass foundations. This worked as a very enjoyable trip, even though I wish it had found an ending with more of a highlight.
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Charles Brown
: Storm Rising
Charles Brown is a guitar man. I have heard some good progressive music examples before of mostly duo guitar composers (like Vietgrove) who used some additional keyboards and drumming for conceptual, almost symphonic music. Also Charles Brown's approach reaches towards a larger compositional scale although improvisation is very much part of the arrangements. Some of the layers of guitar are electric, emotional improvisation. Some parts are electrified acoustic picking. A few small parts are more classical guitar. Keyboards are used for some symphonic textures here and there. Thoroughly in the album, heavier electric guitar appears, heavy rocking with solos on top of it, with hard rock or even sometimes heavy metal guitars, never losing the bigger picture of a larger scale compositional orientation.
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Sproton Layer
: With Magnetic Fields Disrupted
Michigan-based three brothers band Sproton Layer had a pretty original sound with partly a raw garage-like, perhaps at times punk garage, otherwise acid rock guitars as one of the elements of starting points. The arrangements they make with their songs are intelligent with tempo changes driven by the song leads, with an appeal to drama or theatre, with rolling drums and, also original, trumpet arrangements to the songs, giving the songs a flamenco-rock like dance or some kind of pleasant feast-music aspect. The vocals have vocal harmonies in them here and there and some bass accents reveal that they were fond of early Syd Barrett/Pink Floyd, as it was introduced, although not too much. A bit more core dominant are the elements of acid psych and occasionally progressive hard rock guitar, pushed by here and there some marching accelaration in the drums. This mixed with the softer, more romantic-dramatic expressions of the songs, strengthened once more by moody trumpet arrangements. This whole range of combinations in their sound makes it so that they can't be described well in just a few sentences or into one style description.
Ben Miller later joined Destroy All Monsters. M3 was another later band with the same brothers. Roger Miller was also part of Mission of Burma and currently is part of Birdsongs of the Mesozoic.
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Transubstans Records
: Appeltradet
This new Swedish band delivers a steady sound and groovy rhythm as if one big track in different parts, ideal stoner stuff. Dual, triple tribal doom guitars and drums foundation for some additional fitting singing brings you easily and successfully into a trippy mind with the body of bass inside. Produced by Oskar Cedermalm from Truckfighters.
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Tony Levin/David Torn/ Alan White
: Levin Torn White
Like a super trio these three musicians compiled 14 tracks for a new album based upon improvisations, which are kept compact. These musicians are Tony Levin (King Crimson, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd) on bass and Chapman Stick, David Torn (Jeff Beck, David Bowie, John Legend, B.L.U.E.) on guitar and textural events and Alan White (Yes, Plastic Ono Band, George Harrison, Joe Cocker) on drums. Most often this is played in a ratherheavy way and with lots of use of distortion; their ambitions are often in this loudness. The music itself is a kind of improvised rock, but it never becomes as challenging as they might want it to be, just because rhythmically and structurally all is played in a rather straight forward rhythm groove, the lack of rhythmic transformational challenges and surprise for me makes the music sound less "rich" in content, outside the make-it-rock for the rock music event. There are used a few ambient textures too, keyboard-like even though there are guitars included in these long notes. The improvisations starting from there can be more relaxed, or never the less switches to a louder rhythm. What is clever outside the skills of playing still is, I repeat, that they quickly find compact conclusions so that the jams have something attractive in a more structural sense, which is really fine to hear, and which works well for an album full of tracks like this.
Tony Levin is mostly known for his chapman stick playing. Interesting to know is that he invented Funk Fingers, transmuted drumsticks attached to fingers used to hit the bass guitar strings for funkier sonority. The use of them can be heard just here and there : it gives a less aggressive funky touch to the strings.
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Radio Moscow
: The Great Escape Of Leslie Magnafuzz
Radio Moscow's group sound clearly finds some of their roots to fall back upon in psychedelic and hard bluesrock, they become perhaps more inventive and freakingly creative when they go beyond the blues-rockers where they succeed to surprise with grooving power. On the first track, "Little Eyes" the drums are almost as fast as death metal, we hear heavy & hard rock styles with bass and electric guitars and hear small accents with Hammond. This track has a strong instrumental structure with freak-outs within structural change, where the rhythm changes are forced by melody progressions. The instrumental parts groove with convincing improvisation. There remains an element that derived from the blues in the singing part. After some equally creative tracks there are also more simple bluesrock based tracks, which still allow extra improvised electric guitars on top, become wild at times while remaining embedded in this blues foundation. "Densaflorativa" is again different, with an electric guitar improvisation and shaking percussion, possibly based upon a folk dance melody, with some experiment further on with reverb voice and electric guitar. Some of the blues-rockers can be boogi-ing, with heavy rock guitars. Another track, "Deep Down Below", leaves out the rock element, keeping only the blues style, accompanied by shakers again, mouth harmonica, distorted vocals and an electric guitar improvisation. A second part adds the full heavy rock band again. There surely is strong potential in this band, I still prefer it when they leave the blues-rock as a secondary experience, because then the show they are capable of a lot more, something extra compared to many bands in that area.
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Freedom Hawk
: Holding On
Although Black Sabbath still is underestimated, how they are remembered, with Ozzy's high vocals and Geezer Butler's low bass groove with an additional guitar, these elements alone were a successful formula of which the bass stoner effect alone made a whole new genre called "stoner". Freedom Hawk uses the whole packet of high, Ozzy-like vocals, wonderful simple but effective bass lines, and a second guitar in harmony with that, a couple of small solos in between on top. Wonderful also is that the first, more or less, 7 tracks are like one big track in different song sections (with small instrumental dominances). Then there are a few breaks and differences, without too many surprises, rocking and slightly jammed in inspiration, but what else do we need? The 8th track starts with a different lower voice before taking off into their realms once more. The album ends with a strong (not too long) track that has some sections in its own, and with a bass theme that might come from metal but that matched well with the old school inspirations. I am convinced.
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The Machine / Sungraze
Both Dutch groups are running into the same areas of inspirations and are well befriended too. A split album proves their somewhat like-minded approach. Here we have two sessions of improvisations, starting off with The Machine, who first builds up doom guitars, but thoroughly evolves towards a more progressive improvisation with a calmer groove creation. Sungrazer more quickly digs into these guitars improvisations, into a calmer mood and slightly 60s flavoured vocals, a somewhat progressive mood, staying into this area a bit longer.
Lemmy Movie
Greg Olliver & Wes Orshoski
: Lemmy
49% Motherf**ker. 51% Son of a Bitch
This documentary, which nowadays is already considered to be THE (long overdue) documentary, follows Lemmy during a tour, backstage, home and while shopping or in his favourite bar in LA (where he currently resides).
In the middle of the movie it shows a bit of history (from most former bands, especially with more information about the Mocking Vickers, about Hawkwind and how his cooperation there ended abruptly, and of course a bit about Motörhead). As it often happens in music documentaries, it also made a collage of what people say about Lemmy, which is nothing but good (-not that it would matter if anyone would have to say anything negative at all-). What I personally admire about Lemmy is the no-bullshit attitude, the straight-forwardness and the direct honesty, and that in all this he is able to see what really is going on in others and what is needed around, like a caring person with a good heart and that he is able to express every essence he realises with full power and with the Kundalini of life. From all heavy music, I personally don't consider Motörhead as being heavy metal except when all other heavy metal isn't. One could place it on its o. Motorhead is loved by punks and rockers alike. At a certain stage in my own lifetime, when I tried to get rid of some hard rock in my collection, I could and would never do that with the Motörhead's LP's, ever.
The bit of humour on the road makes the experience of the documentary complete. We are able to witness a well-fit Metallica performance with Lemmy on stage, and a few good live moments luckily were kept too. It was a 2 hours worth watching, might even be worth it to show it to some pussy's, because you get the time for it to get used to something that is a bit louder via many more facts that surround the experience before being givenof to it, especially near the end.
From the 200 minutes of bonus material on DVD I also enjoyed the live in Berlin show from around this time that was included. I didn't realise how much the current band still is able to get a powerful impression towards us.
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Personal favourite albums : Overkill (1979)***** followed by Ace Of Spades (1980)***** and Another Perfect Day (1983)***** followed by Bomber, Motorhead,..
- I know I must still better check Motörhead's later releases. There might be more rock'n roll involved and less of life messages, but how can I know for sure? Songs can be made to power or to something powerful in various ways.-
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Profound Lore
: Foundations of Burden (US,2014)***'
What I have noticed quickly with this band is that it is very easy to join in and fall back in a relaxed way to the attractive general sound of the band. It is because they mix the stoner sound, with the usual references to Black Sabbbath, like a high-pitched lead vocalist and most attention to the bass lines. Some songs also remind of the singing in that band. But they also use some harmonies in the vocals and some harmonies in the bass lines, with a beautiful droning sound. They play rather simple chords, use a bit of repetition, but in a slow way are able to give attention to the instrumental development and sections too. Although there's something of the doom/stoner quality attached, a few tracks much more have slightly melancholic sing and hum along song melodies in it that have more the lightness of an alternative pop band, with songs that have more a kind of lullaby like attraction, in a positive sense. On one slower moment one can hear also warm keyboards adding a spatial layer to work further upon with the group sound. An easy to appreciate and to enjoy album, from start to finish.
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Devin Holt
on guitar and vocals on songs 1 & 3 ;
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on bass guitar, piano/Rhodes/Analog synthesizer, vocals on songs 1, 4, 5 and
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Shion: The Gunslinger. Prepare to meet your doom for hurting my precious Nezumi, you monster.
After watching the mind-blowing episode last week, for a long time I watched this week's episode the moment I got home.
It did not disappoint me…for the most part at least. Nezumi and Shion waste no time infiltrating the correctional facility in their mission to save Safu and everyone else inside of No. 6 even after seeing the ugly side (when I mean 'ugly', I do mean real ugly) of the city. Expect to see quite a number of drastic character change moments after the jump.
Is it just me or Inukashi looks a lot feminine in this episode?
Note: To all THAT visitors following my AnE posts, I'm afraid I won't be blogging Ao No Exorcist for a while due to a busy RL schedule I must fulfill. I'll probably get back blogging AnE again once I get them done, perhaps in a week or two's time. Of course, No. 6 ends next week, so this gives more a wider leeway to get them done ASAP. I apologize for the inconvenience. (Wait, did I sound like a public announcer there? Ouch.)
That's why we can have nice things sometimes…not in ways we usually expect.
The Abridged Version: Leaving the baby Shion saved in the previous episode to one of Inukashi's dogs, Inukashi and Rikiga infiltrated the correctional facility through any immediate means possible. Horrified to see a mountain of dead bodies in the facility, that made Shion evermore determined in putting effort on his mission, following Safu's voice as clue to where she is. With Nezumi, they succeed in entering the facility but an unfortunate hiccup (read: security guards with deadly guns) forced Shion to break down mentally after seeing Nezumi wounded badly by the head honcho of the security guards, killing someone for the first time much to Nezumi's disappointment as he too broke down and cried. They got over this quickly and reached where Safu is, with the scientists all dead and a possessed Safu expecting Shion's arrival.
If Nezumi or Shion is here, we have a complete Tokyo Godfathers.
In the midst of gathering info, the dog that has been following Shion and Nezumi in their little stroll at the streets returned to its owner with the baby Shion managed to save in the previous episode. Soon, Rikiga finds it a hassle to take care of the baby and passed the baby to Inukashi, who claims that she isn't good with babies either. The baby soon stopped crying at Inukashi's arms, calling her 'Mama' constantly before Inukashi and Rikiga leaves him in the care of the dog who saved him from the plight the rest of the people in the ghettos are unable to avoid as they are preparing helping Shion and Nezumi entering the core of the correctional facility.
In contrast with the heartwarming moment Inukashi and Rikiga are indulging in, Shion and Nezumi survived the fall. Witnessing the mountain of dead bodies (literally a mountain, look at the screenshot below!) left to rot, Shion starts puking on the floor, horrified to see so many people dead while he was oblivious with this knowledge for all these time. With not much time to waste, Nezumi tells Shion to climb up the mountain of corpses even if he doesn't like what he's looking at. While Shion tries catching up with his friend, he slips, grabbing onto a knitting needle which looks very much like the needle Safu's grandmother has. Having very little time to spare worrying about the survivors who survived the fall, Nezumi and Shion has begun initiating their rescue mission.
Now you know what happens behind the clean city walls.
It's the Holy Day in No. 6 and Karan has just finished making her last batch of bread. Lili is enthusiastic in eating some of her delicious bread but Karan tells Lili that she can have her bread once she's done aligning them in the window display. A joyful Lili goes out of the house cheering but stops suddenly as soon as she felt something eerily coming from the main tower. Karan took notice and ask if anything's wrong, Lili telling her that there's something in the main tower.
Safu talks with Eriulias and asks her who she is. Eriulias gives her the answer, telling her that she is Safu, and Safu is her. Safu's confused by this, but before she could ask anymore questions, she calls for Shion. Switching back to the infiltration mission, Inukashi and Rikiga managed to get access to Sector Two with some 'help', spraying odorous gas all over the facilities as they get in and the scientists get distracted. Out of the pit of dead bodies, Nezumi and Shion, who hears Safu's voice in his head made their way to the main facilities with the other two unlocking the doors to let the boys enter. Once inside the locker room, the boys put out their scientist coats as Shion gives a detailed description of the room an what he and Nezumi has to avoid. Nezumi tells Shion again that he doesn't want to see him change once they take a look inside the facilities. Both boys enter the facilities without any difficulties, until one scientist approached them to see where they were going. There were no hiccups in covering their agendas, nevertheless Nezumi puts the scientist into unconsciousness once he suspects the boys, taking his identity pass before making their way to Sector One.
Safu = Eriulias. ??? What is this I don't even comprehend.
In the process of running away, Inukashi and Rikiga were soon being caught up in a run after the scientists find them suspicious. With that, Nezumi and Shion managed to get to the first sector in time before the security doors lock them up. Nezumi tells Shion that they are trapped, but Shion finds a secret maintenance ladder using a card the scientist Nezumi punched into good use. Before they could use it, security guards had the boys alerted of the danger that is to come but no one think this isn't the case. Seeing Shion not even distracted with all they been through the entire time, Nezumi was assured by his buddy that they are only doing this in the name of survival. That did not helped a worrying Nezumi one bit, recalling the past moments he had with Shion.
I'll show them my superior……acting skills! What, do you think I would say? Dancing talents?
Shion could hear Safu's voice getting louder in his head and faced with another batch of security guards blocking their way. Nezumi throws an explosion, then does all the killing and gets maimed by them as he go along. Shion entered the place full of smoke leaving the other guy all alone to fight and get hurt. The security guard head honcho step in, Nezumi using one of his subordinates as hostage like you see in countless cop shows. Thinking that he could care a little the head honcho shoots Nezumi and his subordinate without a second thought. Hearing Nezumi squirming and screaming like mad forced Shion to drastically change his personality, shooting the security guard before he could hurt Nezumi any further.
Creepy!Shion mercilessly kills the security guard despite Nezumi pleading Shion to stop. With Nezumi all alone sobbing in the midst of a blood fight, Normal!Shion realizes that he has killed someone and having blood splattered all over his clothes. Seeing Nezumi cry similar to the day he first met him 4 years ago, Shion gives assurance to Nezumi that his inability to protect him isn't any of his fault. As the water sprinklers stopped, Shion treated Nezumi's wounds before continuing on to where Safu is. Once inside the facility that kept the girl for so long, Shion meets Safu once again in a long time, but not the same way he remembers her…
Nezumi: O_O (At Shion's uber floor plan blabber)
You look cute when you cry, boyfriend.
I went 'DWAAAAAAWWWWW' the moment I grab hold of this screenshot.
To compensate the dark moments filling this episode here's an adorable baby for you viewers to look and be giggling at.
Pretty much the reason why I lost my appetite having breakfast was watching the episode switching scenes from Nezumi and Shion climbing dead bodies to Karan making delicious bread for Lili and the bakery. It's gross and like Shion, I would be puking my undigested breakfast all over my room. With that being said, I'm glad that I'll be done with all this after next week (talking about the bloodier parts here). Despite the opinions of commentators in some anime blogs, I find Shion being partially mind-controlled by Eriulias (killing the security guard in cold blood) more plausible than Shion breaking down complete without external interference when he kills the security guard. Shion isn't that sort of person who stick to his ideals for 10 seconds and then abandon it completely. It's likely, seeing Shion's eyes changing from 'trance-like' to his normal ones. I don't know what you have to say or feel a need to have a different opinion from my estimation, but go right ahead to the comments below and tell me what you think about this.
I guess my 'Lili is Eriulias' crack theory is Jossed. I had a thought about it for the entire week and I doubt it will be plausible. And getting to the topic of Lili, sounds like she can sense something sinister brewing as the Holy Day approaches.
Speaking of Eriulias, by the way she talks to Safu in the last and this episode sounds very 'AI'-like. Perhaps:
1. She's only a fragment of herself that she's showing to Safu, or
2. An AI machine after all, or
3. Like Option 2, but dead. The AI is some sort of a back-up version of Eriulias.
I've read some of the comments you visitors wrote in the past No. 6 posts. Sure, there might be more than the point of view the hermit mention about No. 6 but when you have only 11 episodes to make a story and end it nicely, it would only be possible if No. 6 is a 2-cour series, given the treatment Shikireceived last summer. There may be some sides of the story unexplained, too bad there's not enough time for that (unless there are extra episodes placed in the DVD/Blu-ray version, then it's a whole different story after all.)
Going back to Shion, Nezumi and Safu, I'm afraid that things will get very ugly next week (sorry, threesome, goodbye) and someone must be sacrificed in order to attain an ending where everyone is satisfied. (In the series, not you guys. Knowing how picky and fickle you are in situations like this, it's very subjective.) Let's see if everything goes well for the finale…
Agents I and R: Cleaners/Maintenance Workers in Disguise.
Come with me Shion, I have dancing alcapas, destroy No. 6 we'll live forever and ever.


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In the Summer of 2006, Gretchen launched her rock inspired clothing line, Countess Couture (www.bonaduce.biz). Also in 2006, Gretchen and her singing were filmed for the upcoming documentary, Momz that Rock.
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