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G. C JONES
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Helpful votes received on reviews: 100% (2 of 2)
Location: Somerville, MA United States
In My Own Words:
Currently, a graduate student in theoretical physics (string theory) at Harvard University. Lives in Somerville, MA.

Born Kirksville, Missouri in 1979.
B.S. in Physics & Mathematics, University of Missouri-Columbia, 2001, Summa cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa.

Many interests, physics, math, music, movies, science fiction, and many things that don't even relate whatseoever to amazon.com.

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Reviews

Top Reviewer Ranking: 222,267 - Total Helpful Votes: 2 of 2
06:21:03:11 Up Evil ~ Front 242
06:21:03:11 Up Evil ~ Front 242
4.0 out of 5 stars Great industrial/EBM, July 20 2004
This album has a very unique sound. It's a lush blend of F242 electronics, with some serious beats, and several guitars thrown in. The memorable wah-wah in Religion and Melt dominate the album, but the rest is a dark and brooding scape Belgian industrial nightmare. Unfortunately there are some aspects of this album that are a little too rock-conventional, and the synth bass doesn't measure up to some stuff on the companion disk 05:22:09:21 OFF or their previous TRAGEDY >FOR YOU<.
Topsy Turvy ~ Apex Theory
Topsy Turvy ~ Apex Theory
5.0 out of 5 stars Great album, Jun 10 2004
Sometimes this band can't figure out what to do during the verse but the music overall is quite unique and rocking. Tracks 2-3 should get you hooked but listen to the last half the album, it's also very good.
Water of Thought by Fred Saberhagen
Water of Thought by Fred Saberhagen
3.0 out of 5 stars Nice, Feb 5 2004
This is am amateurish book that has a variety of good qualities to it. Most notable actually are the illustrations by Janet Aulisio (of FASA/Shadowrun fame), which make it worth picking up. One can empathize well with planeteer Boris Brazil, though one also becomes tired of the variety of `natives' on the planet. This novel is, principally, about conflict in a lack of resources.
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