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SmokeyJonez @Laudanum said:
Good review. However, despite Trey using every effect under the sun, I sure wouldn't have classified the Tweezer jam as filthy or nasty. To me it's mostly airy and floaty.

Carini on the other hand..
Completely agree! Poor adjective choice. For me, it was a very laid back, pretty, almost ambient at times, compared to other more rocking Tweezer jams, and jams in general. It really only picked up pace a few times, only to settle back to a more chill expanse. Not a huge fan of WAN, but it was the perfect choice for that Tweezer to float into.
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