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You'll need patience and a handful of Ritalin to get through the second half of the LP, even die-hard fans.
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While there's a noticeable over-reliance on antiquated classic rock bravado, there's plenty of space to explore here to keep the most discerning noise-rock fan interested.
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MagnetThe hooks fail to sink in, and Kinski is occasionally too clever for its own good. [#68, p.100]
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MojoExperimental longueurs and lack of vocals mean this trip's not for everyone, but out-rock fans should get on board. [Aug 2005, p.109]
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Paste MagazineThis nostalgic psych appeal proves ideal for impulsive summertime road trips. [Aug/Sep 2005, p.128]
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Kinski have the potential, the skill, the other requisite intangibles to be awe-inspiring, but somehow they keep shooting left of the mark.
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Kinski seems too satisfied with going down the road that isn't less traveled, and that makes all the difference. This is a pity, because there are, in fact, moments of brilliance within these walls of cock rock impersonation and intellectual thievery.