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Generally favorable reviews- based on 320 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 211 out of 320
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Mixed: 37 out of 320
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Negative: 72 out of 320
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PGFeb 12, 2007This album is awful, totally overhyped by the NME as usual, its good to see such a low rating on here, its no more than it deserves. The lyrics make me cringe, both guitarist are cheap jonny greenwood rip offs. Argh, english music is so poor at the moment
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CharlesBFeb 10, 2007A deception follow-up.
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CarlJFeb 10, 2007The worst album of the year, horrible.
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MarkWFeb 7, 2007The worst album of the year, Bloc Party turns to a Emo band now, unfortunately.
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MaxCFeb 8, 2007Just two songs are good in this record, Hunting for the Witches and On, the rest is rubbish.
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CarlosVFeb 8, 2007Their effort went for nothing. Wait their third album, horrible record, I didn't recommend to my worst enemy. This sux a lot.
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AleonMFeb 8, 2007Maybe the worst record of 2007 so far.
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KristinWFeb 9, 2007bad energy, dull lyrics and a horrible unity.
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NancyPFeb 11, 2007Bloc EMO Party
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BettyKFeb 12, 2007the worst record of the year.
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aliciamFeb 12, 2007I hated this album.
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celsosFeb 10, 2007Where is the Bloc Party from Silent Alarm?? This cd is boring....sorry
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JackKFeb 10, 2007waste of money and time.
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JustinWFeb 7, 2007The most disappointed album of the year, they turns an EMO band, that is horrrible.
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AmandaCFeb 7, 2007Don't wast your money in this album, is a waste of time, I'l sell mine after the deception emo album.
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WallyMFeb 8, 2007Bloc Party lost one more fan with this horrible album
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RobbieWFeb 8, 2007We don't need this album! For what? Only to put in the garbage.
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ToddRundgrenFeb 8, 2007"A Weekend in the City"s got nothing on "Bert's Blockbusters."
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MarciaIFeb 8, 2007I'm very disappointed with this record, silent alarm is much better. Not even one good song in the record.
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EmilyHFeb 8, 2007I liked "Silent Alarm" but the last record is the worst thing I've ever heard in my life. Terrible.
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RachelEFeb 8, 2007The worst effort of Bloc Party until now.
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BernardHFeb 8, 2007They had the ambitions to be huge and bigger with this album like U2 and Coldplay, though they didn't good enough to reach the rock stars. Dull songs and Tracks. They appear to reach an EMO status.
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ClaudeMFeb 9, 2007I didn't like the way the they turns on.
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RickAFeb 9, 2007A disappointed new album.
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FredMFeb 9, 2007This album really has a serious problem of listen to.
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MikeWMar 1, 2007The worst and pretentious album of the year, they now forget your indie roots and wanna be Coldplay or any Panic at The disco kind emo band. To the garbage.
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JCApr 4, 2007Loved the first album - was one of the best of 2005 but this is awful. Upon the first few listens I hoped it might grow on me but it is just as cack now as it was then. A poor follow-up full of it's own self-importance.
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luiggiFeb 17, 2007im disappointed. Silent Alarm was much better. I'm just sad right now.
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AdamFFeb 22, 2007What an utter disappointment. Perhaps it's unfair to compare this effort to Silent Alarm, but this is such a step back for a great band. You keep waiting for the punch that never comes. "I Still Remember" is the only decent track on this album. I can't believe I waited two years for this.
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RogerMFeb 7, 2007I'm very disappoint with this album, the look likes another band, I don't know what happened to them. Boring songs, long lyrics about her sexual life. Who cares? I like Bloc Party like in Silence Alarm, dance and party, listen just once and I forget it. Worst album of 2007.
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Awards & Rankings
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Those hoping to be converted are likely still to doubt the 'voice of a generation' tag.
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Under The RadarIt's a given that some people will miss the raucous Bloc Party, but there are enough in-your-face moments and hidden gems to keep A Weekend In The City on regular rotation. [#16, p.90]
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UrbA post-electronica, post-rave production that jettisons genres and cherishes uncut creativity. [Jan/Feb 2007, p.77]