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Amon Tobin
- Record Label: Ninja Tune
- Release Date: Jan 25, 2005
User Score
Universal acclaim- based on 34 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 29 out of 34
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Mixed: 1 out of 34
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Negative: 4 out of 34
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sachinpFeb 9, 2005amazingly haunting and cinematic, with nods to jazz funk and prog rock. fits perfectly with the game
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RobertGMar 21, 2005Anyone who dislikes this album just dosn't have a good enough sound system.
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[Anonymous]Apr 30, 2005
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RMSep 18, 2006
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PatrickCFeb 27, 2005Great Album,I get the impression a people are a little bothered that Amon Tobin did a video game soundtrack. I've always thought Amon Tobin's music was a little ahead of its time, I think Amon Tobin's capacity to see video games' transformation to a respectable genre to be characteristic of the insight displayed in his music.
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HarryBFeb 28, 2005Mediocre at best. A good try but ultimately dull.
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BradKAug 12, 2005Hey, if you take this openly, you can like this. The goal of the noise and such is to convey a tone, and people that are immediately turned off to these sounds, or have never given them the chance, will never understand it. This is personally one of my favorite albums, and I'm getting the 5.1 surround DVD.
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KanonAOct 17, 2005the most gorgeous soundtrack ever, incredibly melodic and thrilling
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GeorgeHFeb 23, 2005This album is better than the second invasion!
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andrewjMar 4, 2005pay no mind to the hater who sounds like an angry little girl and probably stays up all night listening to basement jaxx. this is an incredible album so intricate that it goes over some heads. not for the stupid.
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judyjMar 4, 2005whoooahh!! no soundtrack I own comes close to this. deep as hell!
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davebApr 26, 2005This is a thoroughly good, enjoyable ablum if you can suspend your disbelief and give it a chance. The arranged noise becomes moving music only if you have an open mind. Otherwise, you might like a tune or two but not the whole album.
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paolonFeb 22, 2005
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Mar 25, 2011
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Nov 17, 2012Without this soundtrack, the game wouldn't have been the same thing, It's nerve-racking, exciting, and intense. Every time i listen to one of the songs i imagine myself infiltrating in a bank, Amon Tobin totally nailed it.
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Jul 1, 2015
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As the accompaniment to game play, Chaos Theory is a standout in its field; just don't expect it to be as memorable as the typical Amon Tobin effort.
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In the end, it doesn't really matter that it's the soundtrack to a video game that I'll never play. It's a new Amon Tobin album (and a good one at that), and that's all I need.
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New Musical Express (NME)Spins a web of eerie jazz-junglist percussion. [22 Jan 2005, p.51]