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Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper

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曲目リスト

1 Sequential Circuits
2 Mr Noah
3 Davy Jones' Locker
4 Crosswords
5 Butcher Baker Candlestick Maker
6 Boys Latin
7 Come To Your Senses
8 Tropic of Cancer
9 Shadow Of The Colossus
10 Lonely Wanderer
11 Principe Real
12 Selfish Gene
13 Acid Wash

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PANDA BEAR MEETS THE GRIM REAPER is the fifth studio album from Animal Collective founding member and critically acclaimed solo artist Noah Lennox, a.k.a. Panda Bear. It finds our hero leaving the airy minimalism of 2011's Tomboy and unpacking his sonic toolbox again (with the help of Pete 'Sonic Boom' Kember), rearranging the multitude of his disparate influences into the ever-morphing concoction he refers to as 'the soup.' Old school hip-hop textures and production techniques meld with the intuitive, cyclical melodies he has become known for, for a sound that is at once dense and playful.

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  • メーカーにより製造中止になりました ‏ : ‎ いいえ
  • 製品サイズ ‏ : ‎ 13.59 x 13.41 x 0.71 cm; 49.9 g
  • メーカー ‏ : ‎ Hostess Entertainment
  • EAN ‏ : ‎ 0887828034529
  • 製造元リファレンス ‏ : ‎ 0887828034529
  • オリジナル盤発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2015
  • レーベル ‏ : ‎ Hostess Entertainment
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00OVG4AUA
  • ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 1
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5つ星のうち5.0 ソロ作中ベスト、か。
2015年1月15日に日本でレビュー済み
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　通算5作目のソロ・アルバム、今回は本体"アニコレ”と同じDominoからのリリースとあって、今までになくしっかりと作られた内容に思う。もちろん彼特有の白昼夢のようなポップ・サイケデリック感も健在で、ソロ中ベストと言ってもいいかもしれない。　例えば、2007年当時非常に高い評価を得た3枚目『Person Pitch』全編に漲っていた実験的ダイナミズム（サンプリングそのまんまという手法ゆえとも言えるが…）と、続いてリリースされた『Tomboy』における楽曲の丁寧な作り込み（その分インパクトはちょっと後退した）の両方を上手く統合させたといえばいいだろうか。本体のオーヴァーグラウンドな活動のフィードバックもあるのだろう、ローファイなアイデアを新鮮さを失わなずにハイファイなサウンドで再現するという手法にも脂が乗り切っており、聴いていて嬉しくなる。そういう訳で、今まで追いかけてきたファンも、パンダ熊ってダレ？な初めての人にもお薦めできる傑作。
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Hayden Harman
5つ星のうち5.0 Another Solid Album Offering From Panda Bear
2015年1月14日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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Panda Bear (aka Noah Lennox) has been one of the most recognized voices in indie music for over a decade now. His latest album, Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper builds on the solid foundation of spectacular solo albums and his work as key member of the already influential group, Animal Collective. Panda Bear has historically been the warm, melodious McCartney of that group while fellow band member Avey Tare is more like the colder, harsher Lennon. But perhaps the musician Panda Bear has been most frequently compared to is Brian Wilson. Not only do his melodies sound like they were straight from the Beach Boys, but Lennox’s actual voice has the same earnestness and innocence as the Wilson brothers. Take the track “Selfish Gene,” which totally reminded me of the teenage spirituality of Brian Wilson. PBMTGR is unique in that his voice sounds a little cleaner and more upfront in the mix than usual, especially compared to his equally excellent 2011 album, Tomboy. Panda Bear’s loves for dub music and 90’s hip-hop really shine on this album. These programmed beats make this a relatively danceable album (albeit in Panda Bear terms). Today I couldn’t help but groove a little bit in my office chair.

I’ll be honest; I haven’t really listened to Panda Bear’s music for the lyrics. For me they have always served as a means to an end. That doesn’t mean they weren’t important, but they just weren’t the main focus of the listening experience for me. But this album’s second half in particular presented exceptions to that rule. Take “Tropic of Cancer” in which Lennox sings about his the death of his father. He tackled that same personal experience, but in a totally different perspective, on his 2004 album Young Prayer (which might be my favorite album by him). Lines like “you can’t get back” and “sick has to eat well too” cut through the effects and Technicolor sounds so effectively you can’t help but listen. Plus the way he sings them in his beautiful tenor/falsetto, it’s like he’s handing them to you on a silver platter. He’s facing death head on, like the album artwork depicts, but he hasn’t given up his hope and love for life.

Panda Bear’s music may not be for all, but you will know if it’s for you once you catch yourself humming his melodies long after the album is over. In any case, Panda Bear is most definitely worth checking out. Maybe the best place to start would be with his 2007’s album Person Pitch, but if you do start with Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper, you won’t be disappointed. You might even be uplifted and enriched like I was.
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Davide
5つ星のうち5.0 il Panda non delude
2015年1月28日にイタリアでレビュー済み
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anche se "Person Pitch" rimane il suo disco migliore, con questo disco Panda Bear resta su ottimi livelli con alcune perle pop che non potranno non piacervi
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5つ星のうち5.0 PBVSGR
2015年1月12日に英国でレビュー済み
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Another great album from Panda Bear; this time his songs are filled to the brim with synths, loops and textures. The songs are varied and consistently surprising, and each listen reveals another sound and sonic attribute. Very nice.
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Mwk
5つ星のうち4.0 Enough Fuel to Keep the Fire Going
2015年7月13日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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I almost gave up on Panda Bear after listening to Tomboy and Centipede Hz. Knowing what he's capable of (Bros, Brother Sport, My Girls, Doin it Right), it was frustrating that neither of these records had any song even close to being as good as these highlights. There's a reason Panda Bear has fans (and I'm guessing it's not because of his lyrical prowess; unintelligible and nonsensical lyrics about his domestic life are not exactly what rock legends are made of): it's because he's capable of writing modern psychedelic masterpieces that do the unexpected, flying off the rails like fun house roller coasters. But I suppose there's a dark and unfriendly side to psychedelia too (just think Flaming Lips Embryonic), and Panda lately appeared to be feeling this gloom, writing more angst-ridden monosyllabic dirges than unbridled pop songs. While the title of Grim Reaper suggests he's still stuck in the murk, he's put his depression aside for this record and given a good college try at recording something more optimistic. And as a result he's recorded something that feels like the average of all of his previous work, which means there's a little something for all of his fans. The 11 proper songs on this record exist in thematic pairs:
1) Mr. Noah & Boys Latin: The Obvious Singles. In fact Boys Latin is as good as anything he's ever written.
2) Crosswords & Come To Your Senses: Fun (Relatively) Upbeat Songs.
3) Sequential Circuits & Butcher Baker Candlestick Maker: Breezy and contemplative pieces that serve as nice transitions between the four songs above
4) Tropic of Cancer & Lonely Wanderer: Extended slow & gentle comedown songs (complete with pianos and harps)
5) Principe Real, Selfish Gene, and Acid Wash: I don't think Panda Bear would have been faulted for leaving these three songs off the record since Lonely Wanderer would have been more than sufficient as an album closer. But Acid Wash is a nice feel good song, and Selfish Gene is OK too. Principe Real is nothing better than a b-side though, and the record doesn't need another song about his dog.

Panda Bear told Rolling Stone that he wanted to hit the 'psychedelic sweet spot' with this record, and to a large degree he's succeeded. However, most songs on this album lack the intangible charisma of his classic works, which makes much of the record sound pleasant but unremarkable. But as long as he can keep writing gems like Boys Latin, I'm not going to give up on him.
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Johnny Hawkers
5つ星のうち4.0 Four Stars
2015年4月22日に英国でレビュー済み
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Good album - Crosswords is a gem
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