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It's a perfect set for folks who think Oasis are too humble, that Pink Floyd lacked ambition. TSOOL lay down Stonehenge riffs and cosmic mumbo jumbo so earnestly and expertly that nearly every outfit they raid from the classic-rock closet flatters them.
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Communion is a very good album; it’s just a shame it’s been spread out over the space of two albums.
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Overall, the record is solid: lots of fuzzy psychedelic riffs and infectious melodies. But inevitably, a few of the toned-down tracks miss the mark.
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Communion may be a little too much like a day after all--long and full of moments that are alternately memorable and forgettable.
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Although listening to it in one sitting requires sending out for subsistence and trying to forget that you ever heard Oasis, the journey is made easier by the gently thought-provoking Second Life Replay and a wash and brush-up of Nick Drake's The Fly.
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Q MagazineThere's plenty of classic rock sodge, but Communion's execution alone feels admirably daring. [Sep 2009, p.95]
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