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	The Mars Volta: Cedric Bixler (vocals); Omar Rodriguez (guitar); Jon Theodore, Jeremy Michael Ward, Flea, Ikey Isaih Owens. Additional

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Product Name	The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium
Manufacturer	Universal
Product Number MPN	602498602980
Retail Price	$13.98
EAN-13	0602498602980
EAN-14	00602498602980
UPC	602498602980
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Release Date	2003-06-24, 2003-06-23
Format	Audio CD, CD
Artist(s)	Mars Volta, The Mars Volta
Album	Strummer Recordings/GSL/Universal, De-Loused In The Comatorium
Tracks	Son Et Lumiere Inertiatic Esp Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of) Tira Me A Las Aranas Drunkship Of Lanterns Eriatarka Cicatriz Esp The Apparatus Must Be Unearthed Televators Take The Veil Cerpin Taxt, Son et Lumiere Inertiatic ESP Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of) Tira Me a las Arañas Drunkship of Lanterns Eriatarka Cicatriz ESP This Apparatus Must Be Unearthed Televators Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt
Num. of Items	1
Record Label	Strummer Recordings/GSL/Universal, Universal
Genre	Pop
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"one of the best albums of all time!"	2009-09-05
- Reviewed By User: A1WUE6IJKQMKXG
the people who don't get this album simply haven't yet opened their minds to the beauty of things surreal, psychedelic, abstract, and bizarre. Anybody that truly listens to a lot of music like me knows that these songs are some of the best ever! The amazingly talented musicianship of everybody, flea on bass & trumpet, some of the best guitar plating out there, one of the best vocalists out there with some of the most unique lyrics ever in music, and the haunting true story of the death of their friend...it all adds up to one of the greatest albums of all time

"it has its moments, but it's not a classic by any means"	2009-05-18
- Reviewed By User: A2582KMXLK2P06
No, this kind of progressive rock music can't compete with the classic progressive rock giants such as Yes, Rush, King Crimson, and Genesis. BUT, for a touch of alternative rock that's a bit above average as far as creativity goes, I guess De-Lousied in the Comatorium is a better choice than something like Stone Temple Pilots or other alternative rock bands that try to be creative but ultimately fail. I think the one thing that bothers me the most about the music the Mars Volta are trying to make here are the vocals. While they do grow on me a little bit over time, and they're definitely better than most current vocal melodies out there from current bands, let's not kid ourselves- this stuff can't compete with the classic 70's progressive rock bands. You don't feel much in the way of beauty or spiritual adventure when the vocals are screaming through the speakers. You don't feel any kind of serious emotional approach from the band members either. Not when everything sounds forced. I just want to make it clear in case anyone out there has an urge to hear some REAL prog rock bands that the Mars Volta is not the best example of sophisticated rock music. You'd want to start with the classic bands first, and THEN decide where you stand with a band like the Mars Volta. There are parts of the album where the vocals feel a bit on the annoying side because of a deliberate attempt to implement noisy ideas into their music. To me, noise is nothing more than a distraction, but it's not a really big deal in this particular case since the noisy moments are few and far between. But we can't ignore the fact that they DO pop up from time to time. Another problem is that the way the songs are structured feel a little clumsy, like the Mars Volta are throwing instrumental variety into their music for the sole purpose of making their songs go in another direction to carry on with the sophisticated prog rock theme, but not thinking their ideas through very carefully, so yeah, some clumsy singing moments and an overall slightly obnoxious guitar sound can definitely be heard in a song such as "Roulette Dares". There ARE some neat guitar tricks that impress me though. I wish these moments would have lasted longer, and would have been focused on more clearly and carefully, but for modern music that's trying to be artsy, I guess this will have to be about as impressive as it will ever get for now on. Worth a few listens, but for serious music fans who are looking for something similar and much much better, I HIGHLY recommend Henry Cow, the Mahavishnu Orchestra, King Crimson and Yes.

"Compellingly coiled calibrations"	2009-05-14
- Reviewed By User: A8IFUOL8S9BZC
4 1/2 Hopefully TMV's dynamic duo go back to their debut once in a while to humble themselves musically, because this progressive rock, complete-ATDI-demise-justification entrance still stands in the running as one of the decade's most powerful blast-offs, striking a balance between ambitious and refined Volta has strayed further away from in vain since, in my estimation.

"A Glimpse Into Greatness to Come"	2009-03-09
- Reviewed By User: A3HL6SH8NVZWNE
There aren't too many bands that truly get me as charged up as The Mars Volta. This album was my introduction to their truly original and brilliant music. There are too many influences to count, and as you listen to different albums you will notice that each one is a truly different piece of art. You will think to yourself "Hmm, what genre would this fit in". I still don't know how to classify it so good luck. If you appreciate music that isn't the usual instant gratification we have all become so accustomed to, you will find this band to be an inspiring and challenging excursion. One tip: Never, ever ever try to listen to a single Mars Volta song in order to sample their music. Their albums are complete works, think of them as a single song. They are also notorious for hiding the truly infectious hooks within the punctuated psychedelia. If you happen to smoke green stuff, have a listen after indulging. Whatever you do, make sure to listen to at least one entire album before making any judgements. I absolutely hated it the first time I listened, but came back and gave it another chance, and suddenly it all made sense.

"You will never listen to any music the same way again after this album"	2009-01-06
- Reviewed By User: A2L2MMB9H0ZL6J
First of all, I agree with all of the superlatives that have been used in describing how amazing this album is, so I won't repeat them here. All I have to add is that, after I finished listening to this album for about the 100th time, I tried listening to some other music in my library, only to be disappointed at how trite and dull the rest of my music seemed. This album is so saturated with sizzling, brain-melting music that you will literally feel numb after listening to it - that's the only way to describe it. And I still feel that way, even though I've owned the album for over 5 years. One thing - if you decide to tackle this album, make sure to grab yourself a good pair of headphones before listening!

"only like one song"	2008-05-04
- Reviewed By derivate
this was recommended to me by a roommate and i did not enjoy it. i only like one song (track 6)

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