| Definetly an 'A' |
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| this is a hard record to review because it is so touching but everyone gets hung up on saying its creepy and distant sounding. but yeah, definitely an 'A' |
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| I\'m not as convinced that this album deserves an A. At least half of the tracks are throwaways. The only songs I thought were excellent were \"Marble House\", \"Silent Shout\", and \"Like a Pin\". Everything else was just retread of either their earlier stuff off of Deep Cuts or boringly unoriginal. JMO. |
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| The \"difficulty\" of many of the songs, especially compared to the more digestible highights from the last album, definitely make this an album I sxpect to get good reviews. But while I find it interesting and respect what they\'re tried to do, I don\'t find myself wanting to listen to it all that much. |
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| overwhelmingly beautiful. i\'m glad this album\'s getting the recognition it deserves, although after pitchfork\'s review it\'s probably going to end up another meaningless staple of the hipster\'s diet. |
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| This isn't a good album, three or so wonderful songs ("we share our mother's health" is the best one)… but they're so mediocre at heart. I regret actually buying this. |
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