Search - Slick Idiot :: Dicknity

If you like KMFDM, buy Slick Idiot

BRUNO | 11/20/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was skeptical about buying an album made solely by the 'throwaway' members of KMFDM, but my skepticism proved to be unwarranted. En Esch and Guenter Schulz put together a classic with DickNity. It not only has great songs like Lazy and Make Me Believe, but it's one of those rare albums that's quite solid, and much more enjoyable as a whole, with absolutely no filler. It never gets repetitive. I might even go so far as to say that DickNity is actually better than Attak. A must have for industrial fans."

Parts greater than the sum thereof.

BRUNO | Broken Arrow, OK United States | 08/14/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I will go one step further than the other reviews. I will say that this disk IS better than ATTAK. I had always assumed for some reason that my loyalties lay with Sascha K.(after the big breakup), following him from KMFDM to MDFMK and back, but after hearing Slick Idiot, I had an epiphany and have to say that the compelling element that ran through the old KMFDM, must have come from En Esch. KMFDM and MDFMK, while always kickin' ass, always left me wanting. The architecture of each song was always a great thrashing lick coupled with absolute and disruptive choad. Slick Idiot's songs are more homogenous in their creativity and construction. There are only a few songs in this world that I would say have a feeling of completeness - as in nothing that I hear and say "Man, I could have done without that!!" Slick Idiot has several of these included in this great Industrial offering."

Original and good

frank blevins | portsmouth, OH USA | 09/06/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"i've been a kmfdm fan for about 10 years now and i've always loved gunter schultz's guitar style i think he added a much needed sound to kmfdm(especially angst-xtort)xtort is my favorite kmfdm album because of the guitar played on it
anyways this album is not one bit disappointing it is great i was
very disappointed to hear that en esch and gunter were leaving kmfdm they were a very big part of what made me a fan of kmfdm
so anyway if you like older kmfdm better than the new stuff,or just a fan of kmfdm and industrial music in general, this is for you, still the same guitar sounds and very wild keyboards and samplings, a great album!!!"