At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command LP Mars Volta

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This record has only been played a few times. The vinyl is in like new condition. Insert is in like new condition.

 

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Track listing 1. Arc Arsenal
2. Pattern Against User
3. One Armed Scissor
4. Sleepwalk Capsules
5. Invalid Litter Dept.
6. Mannequin Republic
7. Enfilade
8. Rolodex Propaganda
9. Quarantined
10. Cosmonaut
11. Non-Zero Possibility

Details Contributing artists: Iggy Pop Producer: Ross Robinson Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Recording type: Studio Recording mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a
Album notes At The Drive-In: Cedric, Omar, Tony, Jim, Paul.
Additional personnel includes: Iggy Pop.
Recorded at Indigo Ranch Studios, Malibu, California.
Seemingly influenced in equal parts by hardcore punk, heavy rock, and modern industrial rap-metal, At the Drive-In provides music tailor-made for head-banging. Unlike such acts as Korn and Limp Bizkit, At the Drive-In isn't afraid to throw in the occasional semi-catchy melody, giving the uninitiated something on which to hang their hat. Other than that, however, there's little in the way of commercial concessions on RELATIONSHIP OF COMMAND. Rampaging guitar riffs, turbo-charged drumming, and super-emotive, lung-challenging vocals are the order of the day. The lyrics are often a bit elliptical, so its sometimes hard to tell exactly what the boys are going on about, but that can work to their advantage too, allowing the listeners to fill in the blanks. Slightly more refined than some of their contemporaries, but undeniably hard-hitting, At the Drive-In stands proudly at the center of circa-2000 heavy rock, and RELATIONSHIP OF COMMAND is their battle cry.

Editorial reviews Ranked #5 in NME's Top 50 Albums Of The Year.
NME  (12/30/2000)

Picked as CMJ's #1 Album of the Year from 2000.
CMJ  (01/08/2001)

4 stars out of 5 - [W]ith big anthems lurching out of the turbulence.
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5 stars out of 5 - ...[A] riotous fusion of MC5 hairdos and Fugazi sonics....A wired, convulsing fit of an album...
Uncut  (10/01/2000)

4 stars out of 5 - ...A vibrant, exciting new arrival.
Q  (12/01/2000)

Included in Rolling Stone's Top 50 Albums of 2000 - ...Hard-bolied brigands with MC5 guitars and heads full of revolutionary spleen...
Rolling Stone  (01/04/2001)