I get there with my time, almost two years after its publication, when in the meantime has released a new album ( "Heavy Metal Fruit" ): "Little Lucid Moments" is a crazy hard, in true sense of the word. He took all the facets of rock music from the sixties to today, Motorpsycho not repeat, but continue the discourse analysis against synthetic surface against depth. Let me tell you.
"The Alchemyst" begins with the anguish of "One Of These Days" and the sounds of "Shine on you crazy diamond". After leaving to settle those astral sounds, through a tunnel openings Beatles and you're inside "Teenage Riot": Motorpsycho want to reiterate the concept, pounding hard on that style and those harmonies, as if Sonic Youth had left something open. Here comes the chorus: CSN & Y are, revived and cleaned up, you push back a moment and then resume from Sonic Youth at the hands (stupid song format and its illusions of eternity). A pause, an arpeggio and a bass line and drums that stood at an increasing rate of roaring engines and "Born to be wild" and that is that the guitar is back with thunder frippiani to remember that, after all, a song full of ideas will never have enough time to develop their potential if not let dwell enough (and this should be mentioned in the sub heading Treccani "Motorpsycho"). Warning, it is not progressive rock, this is Wagner: in fact, here again there the tunnel called "A Hard Day's Night" - ringkomopsition , leitmotiv , or any other lemma Germanic that comes to mind - just not quite the same because in the meantime you have been owned by Salvador Dali that you have messed up perceptions and memories, and see, no indeed, I hear Sonic Youth copulate wildly with the residual image information of what you just heard for twelve minutes. And then, while still groggy, the song ends with grace Scandinavian.
Wait till I go to read the subtitle disk: a discourse on Transmutation, pennies dropping & the luminiferous aether . Exactly, I was right.
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