A Rock In The Weary Land
- The Waterboys
- Band Name: The Waterboys
- Record Label: Razor & Tie
- Release Date: Aug 21, 2001
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90Just when you figure he's down for the count, he comes back with an album as majestic and epic as this one.
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80This is the sound of a band returning to their roots, to the dramatic Celtic infused epics of their early records.
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70In many ways, My Love is an excessive, ludicrous - no, make that brazen, unapologetic - record; vital because it wasn't born out of a painfully self-conscious view of its maker's place in the world.
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60Occasionally overblown... [Aug/Sep 2001, p.132]
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This is the recording that the homogenous Dream Harder failed to become. It's ambitious, moody, surreal, and relevant.
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60In an age when marketing departments rule, Scott has fashioned an album of epic intent that gamely goes its own way.
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He's forgone the folk-pop and jangly mystical ruminations of his past for heavy synthesizers, overproduced vocals, and esoteric allegories, making for a long, strained trip. [14 Sep 2001, p.94]
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LudwigS9Fantastic sounds and a lot of emotions
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JimC9Mike Scott at his brilliant best