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Not really dirt track racing. Basically it's just a wreck fest from the drop of the green flag. This android game could be fun but the developers have to do some serious work. The vehicles look decent. handling is a issue at times. paint schemes are all rip offs of Nascar paint schemes. Driver names are F1 driver names just slightly changed. Squad names are F1 squads again they're slightly changed. at least have some originality because there's not much originality when it comes to this game.
It's good. Love how the bikes are like my 86 KTM GS 350 and my old Can Am ASE 200. Very neat. There's some things that could be worked, like customizations maybe, 2 stroke dirt bike sound and just maybe some more things added. Definitely 1 of the better dirt bike android games I have found out of the bunch and I've went though dozens I don't even see Google nor Youtube recommend. This is talking just android device games. I mean yeah you have GTA etc. and you can download emulators but this android game isn't bad. Ups!
This is an aleatoric collection of magazine articles with no comprehensive approach to chassis setup. Would maybe be of value in a few instances but is not a amazing primary approach.
I have had this album in some form or another since the late nineties I finally had to order another CD since my copy wore completely from listening to it so a lot of times my so a lot of years I don't obtain tired of it it doesn't age and there is not another album from the era like it layne Staley is arguably one of the best vocal talents of the grunge era awesome melody lyrics that i really similar to a lot as a teen young adult and even now it was a amazing album and I only want that Alice in chains had gotten more of the attention and credit they deserved though very famous I felt they were underated overshadowed by bands like nirvana and pearl jam who in my opinion weren't as talented musically or vocally
One of the best ever. A lot of people criticize this album because much of the lyrical content has to do with addiction, but who cares? Sure, it's sort of a downer for those who are more into cotton-candy fluff pop. If you don't like it, don't listen to it. For us old-school metalheads, this is the stuff! For those of you who play guitar, this is a amazing album to play along with, especially if you're a beginner. Some songs on this album are beautiful simple to figure out on your own, like "Dirt" and "Angry Chair." Anyway, definitely one of the must-have albums of the 1990s.
I was really concerned about how this early digitally sourced album would sound. But, I was very surprised at how amazing it was! I just kept turning it up and up and it just kept sounding better and better : ) I have a beautiful decent system that is fairly revealing and this album (along with TOOL'S 'lateralus' & 'Opiate') sounded really, really good! Nice tonal balance, not overly 'digital' or compressed sounding at all. HIGHLY recommended!
This is one of the "must have" albums if you're into '90s grunge music...if for no other reason than Layne Staley's awesome vocals. What a set of pipes that guy had on him. It was for that reason that I finally decided I required the best quality copy of this album I could search (not having previously owned a physical copy of any sort), so I bought the vinyl release.I've now listened to this LP twice with my (pretty decent) system set up at the normal level I use for vinyl, and it really has me scratching my head. On one hand the pressing is of amazing quality...the vinyl is massive and flat and the instruments sound good. On the other hand, the vocals sound dull and somewhat lifeless on a lot of (most?) of the tracks. I can't seem to figure out why...is it the pressing itself, or the remastering of the album, or was the original mastering like this? Out of frustration I cranked up the amp past my normal level and the vocals did improve, but it seems a ham-fisted method of "forcing" an album to sound better.I don't regret buying the vinyl version, but now I wonder how the CD ver compares.
Dirt is a rather underappreciated album of the 90s, I think. Alice in Chains never reached the popularity of the bands they are lumped in with (Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam), perhaps because they didn't display as much pop sensibilities as those other bands. This is a very bleak record, no method around that. With only a few exceptions, the songs on here are heavy, sludgy, densely layered affairs. However, AiC has a very powerful sense of melody, which for me is a huge part of what makes this album so great; otherwise it might just turn into a wank-fest. No, Alice in Chains have that, and also a amazing sense of when to back off a bit; they break up the album with lighter and more accessible tracks to break up the what about the songs?I feel like most people who listen to this album only like certain tracks and don't understand the rest. They only wish the catchiest or most aggressive; this makes me sad, as this album has a ridiculous number of really GREAT songs.I won't review every song, there are 13 of them, but I'll talk about some of my em Bones-a amazing opener, gets things moving and doesn't waste time. The opening ascending riff is killer, the vocal melodies are great, the lyrics bleak. It ends exactly when it needs to, clocking in at only two and a half minutes.Dam That River-This is almost as amazing as the previous, amazing riff, love the mad lyrics. but the SOLO. and the vocal melodies. are just great.Rain When I Die-This might be my favorite track on an album of favorite tracks. The opening vocals are assassin (and are reapeated again at the end). This song is twice as long as the previous track, yet it never feels too long. With amazing verses, chorus, solo, this is just a excellent oster--Another amazing track; accessible but still dark, with a glimmer of hope in the chorusDirt-People don't seem to 'get' this track, but I want more people liked it. The chorus is very catchy and very heartfelt--"One who doesn't care, is one who shouldn't be". I didn't like it at first, but after multiple listens it really grew on me.Hate to Feel-Another contender for favorite song-the chorus is phenomenal, I love the rhythm and spacing of it, with amazing lyrics, amazing solo, etcAngry Chair-I love, among other things, the moodiness of the verses on this track, and the method the guitar matches the vocals on the 'Hey' of the chorus. Another amazing song.Would?-this is another famous track, and for amazing reason. The verses are great, very melodic, and the chorus and lyrics very passionate. I really really appreciate this song coming at the end; it makes me really FEEL it, y'know? I've felt all the pain Layne has been through from listening to the album, and now he just lets it all out. "Have I run too far to obtain home?"Pros-all the items I've been mentioning; a large number of amazing songs, with amazing guitar riffs, amazing song structuring, amazing lyrics...excellent sense of melody, dynamics, etcCons-the drumming is a bit weak; it's neither as strong as Grohl's or as complex as Matt Cameron's. However, it gets the job done, and I like it a amazing bit on tracks like Mad Chair and Would? It just doesn't have a large presence, like the bass.Facts-at first I kind of didn't like the vocals, but they grew on me, like the album itself, and now I like Layne's voice a lot. Jerry does a amazing job on backup tooI've listened to this album at least 100 times. Every listen is great, and I can't recommend this album highly enough. A unbelievable album of the 90s and essential listening for any proclaimed hard rock fan.
I've been an alice in chains fan for years but I was really young when their CDs came out and I only ever had their greatest hits CD but I figured why not since I love them so much. Dirt is Amazing! It's one of those CDs you can just place on and listen to the whole thing because every song is good. Very satisfied with this purchase
Wow!180-gram vinyl edition purchased in March 2016 plays flawlessly. (I have yet to purchase a "Music On Vinyl" pressing that hasn't sounded SUPERB!)The album, when enjoyed now, really strikes me more deeply as a "classic" than in the years immediately following its release. This is a GREAT record. Enjoy!
What can you say about this masterpiece that hasn't already been said? This is on my top 5 favorite albums of all time. Layne's voice was tremendous and it is sad that he is gone but he lives on in this amazing album. This album reminds me of classic Black Sabbath and that is a very amazing thing indeed. If you are just getting into this amazing band buy this album and the Facelift album and enjoy. In my opinion this was the greatest band from the 1990's and this album is the best from that era. R.I.P. Layne Staley, you are missed by many.
I was satisfied to search this at Amazon where they aren't gouging for crazy import fees and overseas shipping. I grabbed this because I love the singles on this, but the rest is really amazing too. You can hear the true struggles Lane was having with use in the lyrics (assuming he wrote them) and this is a really sad cry for help...but wow if it isn't expressed in an impressive manner. It's a shame his life was chop short, but at least this epic legacy is left behind. Every track is amazing and I didn't wish to skip a single one. I didn't know how much I liked Alice in chains until I thought about how excited I got whenever I heard one of their songs come on the radio. Amazing stuff!
This album is one of my ten or fifteen all time favorites, and while it has a decidedly "grungy" feel to it, I still think of it as more of a metal album. I did not approach this album as an AIC fan. I have recently returned to hard rock after a sabbatical of about 15 years, and a few months back I heard the song "Would?" on the radio, and was immediately taken with the dark luminosity of its hauntingly strong vocal harmonies and towering guitar chords. I normally don't buy an album based on hearing one song that I like, but the quality of the songwriting that I heard on "Would?" seemed to guarantee that there would at least be a few amazing songs on this album, so I took a possibility and bought it, and was blown away by most of what I heard.While songs like "Junk Head," and "Godsmack," are a bit too twisted and full of self-loathing to stand up well to repeated listening, I think most of the songs on this album are great, and I search it to have a continuity, cohesiveness, and consistent atmosphere that create it an actual ALBUM (which has become a rarity in an era where it seems that most rock albums are two or three amazing songs surrounded by "filler")."Them Bones" is a bona fide metal song, which is one of the more arresting album openers you'll ever hear, pulling the listener right into the luminous darkness of this album, "...dead gone under red sky." "Down in a Hole" is simply one of the most excellent rock songs ever recorded, adorned with attractive and strong guitar writing, and late 60's CSN-style vocal harmonies. Other highlights contain the ubiquitous but strong "Rooster," "Angry Chair;" and the aforementioned "Would?" with its strong rhythms and thunderous guitar chords, is a excellent album closer, commenting on everything that's gone before with the closing question, "If I would, could you?" Some of the more twisted songs that I search irresistible are "Hate to Feel," with its disrupted rhythms and tempos, guitar squeaks, and echoes of "Dazed and Confused (and who could resist lines like "All the time I swore I'd never be like my old man, what the hey, it's time to face exactly who I am."); and the title track, with it's "Electric Funeral" (Black Sabbath) vibe;. Also, I think that "Rain When I Die," is an underrated song: I love its amazing ol' wah wah guitar as well a some eerie vocals. I also wanted to add that, as a massive metal fan from...uh...a few years back, I rather enjoyed the echoes of Sabbath and Zeppelin that I heard on this album, for which a few other reviewers criticized AIC. This band knows it's rock and roll well, old and new, and that's one of the things that created their best work so me, this is definitely one of the top five rock albums of the 'nineties, and one of the top 40 or 50 all time. The deciding factor for me, of its classic status, is that it perfectly captures the atmosphere of a troubled time and put better than virtually any album in its genre, yet it still manages to have a timeless feel to a side note, IMO, the original song order, with "Down in a Hole," as the second-to-last song makes this album better, as a continuum. Presumably the label "tweaked" the song order after "Down in a Hole" became so popular, to obtain it "higher up" in the album, thinking that this would obtain it even more play. I won't obtain into ragging on major record labels here, for their rampant commerm, especially since Amazon almost always edits out these kinds of editorial comments anyway. Suffice it to say that changing the song order on this album was an unnecessary move, akin to defacing a work of art--thankfully most CD players are programmable. Anyway, latest pressings have "Down in a Hole" as track 5, just before "The Rooster." If you have one of these pressings, test programming your CD player so that "Down in a Hole" comes between "Angry Chair" and "Would?" and see what a difference that makes.
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