Tapeworm Vessel - Twelve Atmospheres (CD)

Tapeworm Vessel - Twelve Atmospheres (CD)

Marsoni

M251S

$17.00

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Tapeworm Vessel - Twelve Atmospheres (CD)Experimental side project of David Janssen, half of Renaldo & The Loaf David Janssen is best known for his work as Ted The Loaf in Renaldo & The Loaf. When the band split up in 1987 after The Elbow is Taboo, Janssen took a long break from music until his return in 2006 as The Darkening Scale. After the first two solo albums under this name, he started a new collaboration with Sylvie Walder as The Tapeworm Vessel. This project produced three albums,

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It’s a nice watch but in no way is it worth the price. You’re paying a huge nostalgia fee with this one. At best this is a $40 watch. Battery life is horrible (3 years) and it loses 1-2 seconds a day. For a digital quartz watch that is extremely poor. I thought mine might be a poor example but after researching online I found the majority of new flix owners report losing at least 1-2 seconds a day. As a Casio fan, it’s hard to see what the draw is to Ironman watches. Casio has them beat in almost every category. The only thing I think the timex wins at is the screen legibility at extreme angles. Anyways, I got it because I had a flix in high school and it brings back some memories. I believe the nostalgia factor is why these watches have any appeal at all.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026