What's wrong with Book M? In my book, Book M is a masterpiece. And if you consider the other albums sketches, man, they sure are a hell of a sketchbook. Sure, there's always room for more, but the ways in which Eastern and Western sounds and aesthetics are integrated is unique and mindblowing. Trey's use of beats is one of the few cases were I can tolerate them and the furthest away from "cheesiness" I can think of. He has achieved to create in the studio a sound that incorporates Bollywood and Middle Eastern pop recording techniques. These are aesthetic choices and not due to financial limitations. Can't wait for the new shit to come out.

Efrén del Valle <efrendv@yahoo.es> wrote:

--- francko.lamerikx@philips.com escribió:
>
> In my opinion, SC3 has a lot of unrealized potential
> that has not fully
> materialized
> on any of the first three albums (even though "Book
> M" came pretty close).

Sure enough. Imho, the SC3 have a really epic
potential that hasn't been totally exploited so far,
probably due to financial cappabilites and certainly
not for a lack of ideas. The only thing is that so
far, all their albums sound to me like a promising
sketch of what's to come.
I personally hope that this new trilogy does not
follow the path of "Book M", but this is obviously a
personal appreciation. It may be a more elaborate,
studio-madness recording, but in the end the
electronic brushtrokes sound really cheesy to me.

Best,

Efrén del Valle
n.p: SC3 "Second Grand Constitution and Bylaws"
(Mimicry)

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