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JonathanDec 20, 20054I've been a fan since "Electroshock Blues," but I feel pretty ashamed of it after listening to this album. This seems like a best of album in which all of the songs have been rewritten so that they are far more boring than the originals. If this actually is E's magnus opus, I'm afraid that they are finally revealing themselves as a less than mediocre band.
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donqMay 3, 20053everett's not an important songwriter; he's from the post-grunge era and has been a one-hit wonder with "novacaine for the soul"... he's since trying to gain notoriety.
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AlanSJun 7, 20051
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EelsMApr 26, 20050Seriously people, what is wrong! This record bliggity blows. Can't believe what this world is coming to.
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CharlieMay 19, 20051Absolute crap....and I bought it on your sites recommendation. The whole album is just pure self indulgence on the singers inner life and bears no resemblance to reality
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A devastatingly beautiful collection of songs, and in some circles, it could be the best album released this year. [May 2005, p.124]
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80A calmer work than its harrowing semi-classic prequel, Blinking Lights... is also less startling or focussed. [May 2005, p.109]
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Some of the best-written songs of this new century. [#9]