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Entertainment WeeklyWhile All doesn't stray far from their signature acoustics and harmonies, the Girls avoid rehashing the past. [20 Feb 2004, p.67]
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Like the best Indigo Girls work has, All That We Let In continually dwells on the dynamic of internal, emotional tumult and outward-looking, world-wondering fervor.
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Feels sweeter and breezier than the Girls' previous few releases, and the record is stronger for it.
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This is the acoustic duo's ninth album of politics-by-stealth, and not much has changed in the execution.
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There's a lightness about the Indigo Girls' ninth album, even on the songs about heartbreak.
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If there's one word to describe All That We Let In, it's probably "comfortable"; even with some of the serious subject matter the pair tackle, All That We Let In is an inviting album.
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schmackoMOct 4, 2006
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KrisLNov 23, 2004The Indigo Girls are timeless and this is one of their best yet
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KendraMAug 17, 2004