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I have something of a quibble with this statement:
"Sonically, C.C.C.C.'s first release, "Cosmic Coincidence Control Center" was much quieter and much less distorted than most "Japanese noise" releases, bordering on being experimental ambient music."
Firstly, I've noticed it regurgitated fairly frequently around the internet and secondly I don't believe whoever first wrote it has actually heard the record in question, which, whilst not INCREDIBLY HARSH, is still noisy and abrasive to the point of inducing in me a slight nausea. In any event, it cannot be conceived of as "bordering on being experimental ambient music" at all. It is indisputably very much Noise Music. --IRONY-POLICE (talk) 14:58, 11 March 2009 (UTC)Reply
