Title: esthetic propensity, no satiety
Product review: Richard D. James has truly lived up to the maxim, "do not throw what is holy in front of pigs" with this album, a collection of musical tripe. The sublime beauty and genuine fear expressed in Selected Ambient Works has entirely dissolved into a frayed and disjoined anger. His music is genius; but the curse of genius is that mediocrity is fool's play.
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