David Yvinec For someone who like me loves heavy psychedelic rock and who loves jazz - more especially some avant-garde jazz -, this album is a perfect collaboration. Such great jams! You can tell everyone is having a great time. Peter Brötzmann gratifies us with some primal and powerful saxophone playing (Part III and its intro!). He is accompanied by a no less primal rock trio. This is reminiscent of the intense experimentations of the 70's German psych rock scene. Acid jazz rock for our greatest pleasure! Favorite track: Part I.

The Midnight Toker. Tremendous.
Brilliant.
Epic. Favorite track: Part II.

carlosjsantos Do que gosto? Tudo. A verdade é que foi uma excelente união - nenhuma das partes teve mesmo de se sacrificar. Que prazer!

The Laughing Stock This to me is the heaviest music can get. It's like being pummeled over and over again physically and psychologically. It's loud, bleak, negative, and an insane sonic experience. This is the music you self destruct to but also very very cathartic. Max volume highly recommended Favorite track: Coward.

aeroglory Me when I accidentally listen to the evil album.

aropetothesky brutal, visceral, and abrasive, yet somehow enjoyable. an excellent showcase of swans' live performances of this era Favorite track: A Screw.

elo_D_tot_L Absolutely ingenious songwriting, how they manage to stay so tight, I have no idea. Incredible album and has always been one of my favourites. Favorite track: republic of rough and ready.

abiacsłuchač Wild, unhinged and raw virtuosity. One of a kind ideas. Beautiful. Favorite track: 1-800-ghost-dance.

liam shut up about math rock normal rock music Favorite track: brown metal.

Peter Richardson Love everything Jeff touches! such a fantastic contribution as always and I always enjoy hearing his new output. Favorite track: Happy Today.