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Initially, the sophomore album from California beat-shifters the Crystal Method sounds like the same psychedelic beats and psychotic samples that made their 1997 debut, Vegas, such a riot and established them as the only stateside dance act with real spunk. While Tweekend does apply similar grooves and siren sounds, repeated plays prove that the duo of Scott Kirkland and Ken Jordan have learned how to melt the mind in addition to rocking the house. With guest spots by Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello and Stone Temple Pilots' Scott Weiland, Tweekend is both subversive and dance-friendly. In "Murder," Weiland sings over a woozy blend of crunching riffs, wah-wah guitars, Moog moos, and mysterious strings for a kind of twisted BT-like pop poetry. "PHD," "Wild, Sweet and Cool," and the organ-grinding "Roll It Up" are classic beats-and-bliss Crystal Method. But "Name of the Game" is straight-up rock and rage, while "Ten Miles Back" and "Blowout" are surreal drives into a nocturnal desert. Tweekend is so dense and delirious, it's hard to find your way out. But you may not want to return from this lost (T)weekend. --Ken Micallef
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 23, 2021
Love every track on the record. Good if you want to listen offline.
Stephan Schwerda
Reviewed in Germany on February 12, 2020
SUPER MUSIK ZUM SCHNÄPPCHEN PREIS!!NÄCHSTER EINKAUF GARANTIERT, wenn auch mit verlängerter Wartezeit.EGAL, HAPPY END 👍
T. Downing
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2020
I just love crystal method
Isaac Fanjul
Reviewed in Mexico on April 23, 2020
The Crystal Method one of the best techno duo.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2019
Product arrived on time, as described, and plays great!
Client d'
Reviewed in Canada on September 11, 2016
A1
lewis sinclair
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2015
I think this is my favorite cd by Crystal Method.Its very blunt and raw. Not to mean the music is not clear and we'll done. But with the language and right down to the cd cover and inside you can tell they was making the kind of music they wanted and commercial interests go to hell.
Antoine974
Reviewed in France on September 5, 2014
Faisant partie des piliers du genre "big beat" avec leur album "Vegas" sorti quatre ans plus tôt en 1997, The Crystal Method montre avec ce deuxième opus leur souhait de faire bouger les gens, tout en conservant leur style d'origine.A l'aube d'un XXIeme siècle naissant, "Tweekend" a été très critiqué, et même ignoré pour des raisons obscures, voires stupides (trop rock, pas d'inspiration, plus de techno...). Dites les gars, faudrait apprendre à se servir correctement de vos esgourdes, parce que cette deuxième bombe est au moins aussi orgasmique que la première. Je m'explique.Il suffit de mettre "PhD" en route pour comprendre que le duo du Nevada n'a en rien perdu la magie de leurs débuts : des beats tonitruants, des boucles industrielles et des lignes de basse stupéfiantes. Ensuite vient "Wild, Sweet and Cool" qui, bien qu'un peu plus aérien que le reste du lot, est tout aussi plaisant. Et le reste est également une pure euphorie auditive. Entre "Tough Guy" et son rythme trip-hop, "Ready For Action" avec son breakbeat efficace et "Over The Line", normalement y a plus à tergiverser.En outre, je trouve la pochette vraiment exotique et belle, avec ses couleurs et son ambiance apocalyptiques.Treize ans après, cet album n'a pas pris une ride. Cela s'explique par le fait que la plupart des musiques d'aujourd'hui n'ont plus aucun rythme.Si vous êtes novice avec la musique des "Chemical Brothers américains", je vous recommande cet album de 2001, ainsi que "Vegas", bien évidemment puisqu'il s'agit d'un des porte-étendards du big beat, et également "Legion Of Boom".
Meghan
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2013
I loved this cd way back in the day when I was in college and I had to hear it again but I decided to go old school and buy the disc, cheaper than the MP3 album. It's still great!
scrappy
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2013
Tweekend, along with Vegas, are two of my all time favorite albums. The Crystal Method has a unique, edgy sound. Very rock star. Love it. I won't go into details about the individuals tracks, but I will say that there is no bum song on the entire album. If you are a fan of Crystal Method, this album will not disappoint.
Don
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2012
I really liked the CDs "Vegas" and "Legion of Boom" by The Crystal Method, and I've liked every remix of theirs I've ever heard but I really can't get into this CD like I can some of their others. The band does change a lot from CD to CD but this change isn't for me. Check out some of the previews and try to find some videos or longer clips on the net before you spend your money if you're looking for something like "Vegas".
D. Smith
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2002
Like many other people, I waited years for a follow-up to "Vegas." In a nutshell here's what's great about "Tweekend":*Funkier tracks (there really aren't any un-catchy ones)*Great vocals on "Mr. Murder"*Nice variety to keep the longer songs from getting staleWhat would've earned it five stars:*The first four songs have nearly identical beats/tempos - it would've been nice to spread them out so it felt less like a 20-minute protracted song.*I wish they'd included "More" and their remix of "Magic Carpet Ride" on the album. I downloaded them from Napster last year, but the sound quality isn't the same.All in all, a great album that's perfect for driving - or getting motivated.TCM - please don't wait so long for the next one!
Clown_Royal
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2001
I've waited a long time for this album to come out. I'm so glad I purchased it. The first album (Vegas) is one of my all time favorite electronic music albums. This album (Tweekend) is a bit different but "The Method" proves that they have not lost any of their unique talent. Taking random sounds that don't much sound like music at all and blending them into this ultimate noise extravaganza! The second half of this album pleases me the most because it's a little more dark and industrial. A real treat!
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