- Record Label: Yep Roc
- Release Date: Jan 25, 2005
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If you skip the first track and stick mostly to the first two-thirds of the record, A Question of Temperature ranks as one of the most enjoyable albums of this still-young year.
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One of 2005’s most pleasurable albums.
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Ultimately comes out a very solid if not revelatory record.
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A big part of what makes A Question of Temperature so engaging is that, like Travels in the South, it's the work of a musician who isn't rejecting his past experiences but making something new of them.
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A set of covers and originals that wouldn't sound out of place on any of his mid-'80s solo albums or work as a member of the dB's.
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A loose, fun collection.
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MojoStamey makes the most of a limited vocal range. [Mar 2005, p.104]
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If Stamey had chosen to go one way or the other — straight covers or an all-out album full of originals--- A Question of Temperature would be a much more interesting album. As is it stands, nothing here really captures the imagination.
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UncutInessential, but huge fun nevertheless. [Mar 2005, p.91]
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[Anonymous]Apr 1, 2005