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Husky Rescue: Ghost Is Not Real (+2 Bonus Tracks) - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Ghost Is Not Real (+2 Bonus Tracks) Artist: Husky Rescue Label: Pattern Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 9332727012884 Genre: Indie Rock Pop Release Date: 2008 07 01 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: AUSTRALIA IMPORT Husky Rescue is a five piece from Helsinki, Finland. The music they play is their own blend of fragile folk, cinematic moods and uptempo rock you can tap your feet to. Having achieved critical acclaim for their debut album
Title: Ghost Is Not Real (+2 Bonus Tracks)Artist: Husky Rescue
Label: Pattern
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 9332727012884
Genre: Indie Rock/Pop
Release Date: 2008-07-01
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: AUSTRALIA - IMPORT
Husky Rescue is a five piece from Helsinki, Finland. The music they play is their own blend of fragile folk, cinematic moods and uptempo rock you can tap your feet to. Having achieved critical acclaim for their debut album 'Country Falls' & wowed audiences world-wide with their hypnotic live sets, Husky Rescue return once again with their hauntingly gorgeous new album, 'Ghost Is Not Real'. Unlike the current vogue for singer/songwriters who tell stories about things happening that start and end in the real world. Husky Rescue are interested in opening doors to other worlds with no specific destination or conclusion in mind. Their first album 'Country Falls', was a small parcel of sweet and melancholic daydreams. The new one 'Ghost Is Not Real' has a much darker atmosphere & mood altogether. ?Husky Rescue, the brainchild of musical maestro MARKO NYBERG, who first entered the public consciousness with a series of (now highly collectable) vinyl releases on CATSKILLS RECORDS Their blend of lush melodies and entrancing soundscapes struck a chord with the public and the press alike. As demand grew, Husky Rescue transformed from a studio project to a full live band, fronted by the distinctive ethereal vocals of REETA-LEENA KORHOLA. The band have since toured widely across Europe and the USA, having returned from America as part of the LOLLAPALOOZA tour.
Tracks:
1.1 My Home Ghost
1.2 Diamonds in the Sky
1.3 Nightless Night
1.4 Blueberry Tree Part I
1.5 Blueberry Tree Part II
1.6 Blueberry Tree Part III
1.7 Hurricane (Don't Come Knocking)
1.8 Silent Woods
1.9 Shadow Run
1.10 Caravan
1.11 Summer Time Cowboy (Mocky Remix) - (Australia Bonus Track)
1.12 City Lights (Product 01's Crunch City Remix) - (Australia Bonus Track)
1.13 Nightless Night - (Bonus Video)
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worth every penny
Color: Black, Color: Black
I was honestly surprised by how good this knife set is for the price. I previously owned a $300 knife set, and I can confidently say the Fikshot knives are just as sharp — maybe even sharper right out of the box. The blades slice through meat, vegetables, and bread effortlessly, and they still hold their edge really well after regular use. The full tang handles also feel sturdy and comfortable in hand, which makes prep work much easier.
I also love how sleek and modern the black knife block looks on my kitchen counter. It feels like a premium set without the premium price tag. The built-in sharpener is a nice bonus too.
My only small complaint is the kitchen scissors placement in the block. The scissors tend to rub against the slot when pulling them out, and it scratches the knife block a bit over time. It’s not a dealbreaker for me, but I do wish that part was designed a little better.
Overall, this is an excellent value knife set that performs far beyond its price point. Great for home cooks, new homeowners, or anyone wanting a high-end feel without spending hundreds of dollars.
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★★★★★ 5
Finally a knife set that I love
Color: Black, Color: Black
I’ve been needing a new knife set that also came with steak knives and these are great! Very durable, has a nice weight to it, doesn’t feel cheap, great price and they came very sharp! Bonus points for coming with scissors and whatever that sharpening thingy is. Haven’t used that yet bc I don’t know how but we’ll cross that bridge when we get there.
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★★★★★ 5
Shockingly Good
Style: Heavy Duty, Style: Heavy Duty
If you’re like me (cheap), shopping for silverware is painful because it is either ridiculously overpriced or affordable yet garbage.
I’m quite pleased to report that this set is very decent quality and is a fantastic value for the price, the pieces all have a little bit of weight to them, so they do not feel cheap in your hand, yet they are not these bloated, Henry the eighth hammers that are uncomfortably heavy. They are well balanced and seem to be durable..
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★★★★★ 5
Very good quality.
Style: Heavy Duty
Quality is great. Nice finish. The organizer is a plus. Quality product for the price.
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