- Audio CD
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: JFK
- ASIN: B0009O1I6C
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 520,918 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Being a huge fan of the band, well actually there my favourite band, i just had to review there new album ORGANIC. Its a mixture of monster riffing, beautiful harmonies and somewhat toned down guitar solos than previous albums, which may dissapoint the guitar players out there but never the less there still good. The album is very well produced and has been worked to perfection. My personal favourite track is Look Bored, it has a great riff and good lyrics, which are importantly good to sing along with. Breath is a chilled out mellow sad kind of tune that brings the album to a close nicely. The DVD thats included in the package is well, average. The footage is not great on quality (picture and sound) but there are some good tunes on there like Blind and Taste my Chopstick! i'l let you discover that one for yourself! All in all another stomping effort.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Definitely Unique
8 Sep 2005
Format:Audio CD
Just a quick summary: Freak Kitchen is a three-piece band with not only amazing musicianship and Steve Vai-style guitars, but a wonderful sense of humor and intelligent lyrics which are often hilarious as well. Musicians will appreciate this album for the writing and performance, but it's also pretty accessible and catchy. Highly recommended.
Surprisingly good -- in a Mr. Big, King's X, Zappa and Extreme sort of way
8 Feb 2006
Format:Audio CD
I was leery of Freak Kitchen. The name, alone, turned me off. I thought the group would be another modern day heavy metal band big on the wall of sound guitar tone and screams but woefully short on talent and chops.
Freak Kitchen's music caught me off guard, in a positive way.
Organic isn't as riff-oriented as their earlier albums. But it's still full of tasty solos and tongue-in-cheek lyrics. In a way, something about this reminds me of the groups Mr. Big, King's X, Zappa and Extreme. Not sure why.
Some of this frenetic stuff gets tedious after awhile. Mussolini Mind, for example, gets old fast. But then comes Guilt Trip and Becky and my ears get a welcome change of pace.
The vocals (especially some of the layered harmonies) and some of the guitar tones are reminiscent of King's X. Yet, the vocals wear on me after awhile, too.
Overall, I think Freak Kitchen has a ton of talent and a unique sound. The guitarist is a monster. But the humorous, fast-paced lyrics are an acquired taste that I haven't yet acquired.
Still, for a band with the unlikely name of Freak Kitchen, it's all good.
Recommended.
Freak Kitchen's music caught me off guard, in a positive way.
Organic isn't as riff-oriented as their earlier albums. But it's still full of tasty solos and tongue-in-cheek lyrics. In a way, something about this reminds me of the groups Mr. Big, King's X, Zappa and Extreme. Not sure why.
Some of this frenetic stuff gets tedious after awhile. Mussolini Mind, for example, gets old fast. But then comes Guilt Trip and Becky and my ears get a welcome change of pace.
The vocals (especially some of the layered harmonies) and some of the guitar tones are reminiscent of King's X. Yet, the vocals wear on me after awhile, too.
Overall, I think Freak Kitchen has a ton of talent and a unique sound. The guitarist is a monster. But the humorous, fast-paced lyrics are an acquired taste that I haven't yet acquired.
Still, for a band with the unlikely name of Freak Kitchen, it's all good.
Recommended.
Next guitar god..
30 Sep 2005
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
If you love heavy rock...this album will not dissapoint you. No holds bar lyrics which is sometimes funny plus cynical..but with a serious undertone and also serious guitar work. If you only knew Yngwie, Steve Vai or Joe Satriani..then met guitar god Mattias 'IA' Eklundh. Very nice..lightning fast guitar work..with Mattias signature wailing tremolo. You'll gonna love everybit of this album..except the dissapointing fact is that...there isn't any DVD that comes with this album. Amazon sent me a replacement..but again...NO DVD...:(
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