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Track Listings
| 1. Alpha Centauri |
| 2. Chanbara |
| 3. Hulahoop Wounds |
| 4. Napolean Solo |
| 5. Pickpocket |
| 6. For Now .. We Toast |
| 7. A Devil Among The Tailors |
| 8. Shaking Hand Incision |
| 9. Lopsided |
| 10. Hourglass |
| 11. Transatlantic Foe |
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This is the first full length for this seminal post punk act and a must for any collection.
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By TheJit
Format:Audio CD
I was introduced to the mars volta lately by a friend of mine. I fell in love with their album, deloused in the comatorium, immediately. I came upon in/casino/out used for eight bucks at FYE and bought it. I have listened to this album again and again, and even though I have not heard another album of theirs, I get the feeling that this is their most honest, greatest release. You can just feel the energy, and passion flooding from this group like a ray of shining light in our currently hip hop obsessed world. In my opinion, rap may be on it's way to a downfall. The more people that hear atdi, and the mars volta, the more they will realize rap is really very silly. Just a bunch of silly people. This is one of the greatest albums I have ever listened to.
Format:Audio CD
I think when it comes down to it, when comparing to Acrobatic Tenement and Relationship of Command, this album gets a huge boost from the production. (or lack of?) You know, the indie rock aesthetic that you can't figure out why it's so pleasing but it is? This album not only has that at it's best, but it's got easily some of the best At the Drive-In songs. I think you could argue that In Casino Out starts a little slow, but "Hulahoop Wounds" gets things going quite nicely. This being followed by the excellent "Napolean Solo," "Pickpocket," and let's not forget "A Devil Among Tailors." Of course my favorite track is actually the closer, "Transatlantic Foe." Although I mentioned those songs, make no mistakes that the rest of the album is no slouch, (those first two songs included) but each song I listed just really does it for me.
Be sure to check out Vaya Ep if you like this. At the Drive-In continues to grow musically at that point and put out some of their best.
By Alistair
Format:Audio CD
Oh, Logan Buck, did you start Grade 11 this year? Because up here in Canada, that's the year that the philosophy course becomes available in high school. And I've noticed a frightening phenomenom with grade 11 students who take philosophy: They become extraordinarily pompous and pretentious. They begin to look at everything in this horrible analytical matter, as if life is an experiment, and you are the social scientist. Sort of like your review. Why listen to this music? Because it's good. It sounds nice to my ears, and I love it. You don't need to be a walking thesaurus to be intelligent. Here's my philosphy: If you like something, just like it, there's no need to justify it. If it sounds good, what does melodic structure matter? And this record does sound good. You seemed to think so at one point.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Album Whole Way Through
Not as in-your-face as Relationship of Command and not as rough as Acrobatic Tenement. But that doesn't make it a crappy album. Read more
Published on Mar 15 2004 by David
5.0 out of 5 stars
Greatness
This is another album that doesn't disappoint. Some of the songs might seem a little slow or just not perfect but that doesn't mean they all suck. I personaly love every song. Read more
Published on Feb 7 2004 by WhoDun Didit
5.0 out of 5 stars
"Logan Buck sucks"
okay first off how is this logan buck fruitcake gonna tell a musician like myself what good and bad music is. Read more
Published on Jan 9 2004 by bobby page
3.0 out of 5 stars
Might be a little low
This is a good cd. I believe relationship in command is quite possibly one of the best cds i own. The big problem with this cd is the under production. Read more
Published on Dec 19 2003 by tim
5.0 out of 5 stars
ROCKS
OMG, don't let anyone tell you that this cd sucks, cause believe me it doesn't. At the Drive-In's lyrics and hardcore rhythm is awesome. Read more
Published on May 30 2003
5.0 out of 5 stars
At the Drive-In at there best!
Punk? Melodic harcore? Emo? Don't waste your time catagoring At the Drive-In's amazing sound. This is At the Drive-In's best work. Read more
Published on Feb 17 2003 by Ben
4.0 out of 5 stars
ATDI gets great
An excellent sophomoric follow-up to "Acrobatic Tenement," "in-CASINO-OUT" builds on their startup style by leaps and bounds. Read more
Published on July 23 2002 by A. R. Kugelstadt
5.0 out of 5 stars
At the Drive In's Best Work
In Casino Out is, in my opinion, one of the best rock albums of the 90s, and also one of the most overlooked. Read more
Published on Jun 16 2002 by Andrew
5.0 out of 5 stars
the best atdi album?more than likely
While Korn and Limp Bisquit were blowing up some one forgot to look for talent. How people passed over this band and espicailly this album is beyond me. Read more
Published on April 30 2002 by "kid_biddle"
5.0 out of 5 stars
the best in experimental garage rock
More punkish, raw, and unpolished than Vaya and Relationship Of Command, IN CASINO OUT is a quintisential release by At The Drive-In that shows them jamming with disregard of any... Read more
Published on April 29 2002 by S. R Robertson
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