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Generally favorable reviews- based on 42 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 29 out of 42
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Mixed: 3 out of 42
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Negative: 10 out of 42
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RichardS.Oct 4, 2007The album is ok and whoever is leaving all those zeros...dude stop using diff. names we know you are the same person.
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moeisweAug 23, 2007i think they're good and i like css too.
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JusticeBJul 28, 2008To the CSS fan(s) you should know that Ice Cream and The Get Go were originally released in 2005 and CSS were aware of it. The bands are both fans of each other too so what's you problem?
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CiaranM.Mar 1, 2008I can't understand the extremely negative comments below. All I'll say is, this is a fun, catchy modern alternative electro pop album. "The Get Go" is a particularly impressive track.
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[Anonymous]Aug 1, 2007Soundwise, it's pretty shallow, but it's my musical guilty pleasure of the summer. It's catchy and danceable enough.
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MartinAug 19, 2007To all who compare this album to CSS - you don't get it. If you want to blame New Young Pony Club, then do so for ripping the Talking Heads. And they do pretty good so. This album is hardly a turning point in music history but it's well done and catchy.
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MusicM.Nov 14, 2007
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MattB.Nov 24, 2007This is a great debut. Rare to get such quality across a whole album - and creative writing throughout. Their confidence is evident in great hooks and expert pacing. Sure, they've chosen a familiar sound, but when it's delivered so well, you keep coming back for more. Highly recommended.
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AlexRJul 20, 2007
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JohnH.Aug 1, 2007Incredibly enjoyable and dance-able! I don't see why people can't simply enjoy this album for what it is, a light hearted and enjoyable way to spend an hour with!
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AlexPAug 14, 2007I don't know why the low scores for this album -- maybe it's too "happy" for the ennui sheeple. It's up beat and packages a lot of other recent pop influences into fun album. Good "working out" music.
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NYPC's restrained disco needs to rip it up and get wilder, cos this down‘n’dirty posse is actually cleaner than a Boots cosmetics counter.
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Fantastic Playroom packs enough innovation in its boosters to reach new rave escape velocity.
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Over a whole album, the formula wears thin, and they sound like a band trying too hard to be trendy.