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Universal acclaim- based on 37 Ratings
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Positive: 33 out of 37
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Mixed: 1 out of 37
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Negative: 3 out of 37
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MACOct 10, 2006
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JohnDOct 24, 2006Nobody's going to agree with me on this, but fuck it: this is the greatest album I have ever heard.
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jrOct 27, 2006i've followed dose since 'the circle' with boom bip. he's proven that he can work within multiple musical contexts, and this album has some definite highlights. however, at times his style approaches annoying, and the songwriting here is a bit awkward.
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TCNov 6, 2006
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WillyCOct 16, 2006I'm not a big Doseone fan, but this is some next level rap / crossover movement. This deserves to be the biggest thing of the year - every time I listen to it, I find a whole new side to the album. The Mercury Craze is like some kind of post Gnarls Barkley 'Crazy' Extravaganza on speed, via Rephlex. Awesome.
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LawrencePOct 24, 2006If there has ever been a great alternative rap long player made by anyone other than Busdriver...this would be it, and after many spins I can safely say this is one of the best.
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Kyle[infinitezer0]Oct 25, 2006An original, beautiful creation. No one out there sounds like Subtle, and if you've never heard of them, one listen will hook you as early as track two. Album of the year contender.
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JuiceMNov 11, 2006This must be a joke...this may be the biggest joke in music history, My 2-year old daughter would slaughter these guys with her dope ass crazy don't mean anything lyrics...you get what I'm saying??
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BrianFOct 12, 2006Nothing short of brilliant. This record has more of a hip hop feel then past subtle releases. The music is textured and creates a musical landscape that takes several listens to fully appreciate. I LOVE this album. I have been listening to it over and over again on my ipod all week.
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TrevorINov 7, 2006
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JonathanMDec 2, 2006This is an amazing record. "Nomanisisland," in particular... WOW.
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NXOOct 6, 2006Best hip hop album of the year
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KevinCOct 7, 2006This definitely exceeds any expectations I had for a follow-up to their incredible "A New White" album, and draws from a wider sonic pallete than anything I've heard in quite a while.
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MihaiVJan 1, 2007A fresh new sound. The album just flows from one song to another. It's more about athmosphere than about hit songs, and it works perfectly.
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DtrainH.Apr 2, 2007This album took a LOOOOOOOOOONG time to grow on me. Look up the lyrics on the internet or something to follow along to the album with . . . it helps you understand what's going on tremendously. Nomanisisland is best lyrically for me and The Mercury Craze, if there were any justice in the world, would be a #1 single (editing out the last minute or so, maybe) for 5 years in a row.
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Mr.HankeyApr 3, 2007The greatest album of 2006. A beautiful extravaganza of rap, rock, and electronica. Not many albums are as dark and loud as this.
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JustinB.Sep 21, 2007This is a true 10. what an album, it seems like it was overlooked by many.
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PerspicaciousCriticNov 17, 2006
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ChuckNDec 1, 2006These guys amaze me - prog rock hip hop for the masses.
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ElliottMDec 1, 2006
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ReubenFDec 18, 2006Part of an apparent renaissance in Alternative Hip-Hop. Similar to TV On The Radio in contributing to an emerging new sound.
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TylerFOct 31, 2006Album of the Year hands down!
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[Anonymous]Dec 15, 2006Great even from the first listen, but like others said, it gets better with repeated listens. The way it blends indie, rap, and electronica together is amazing. One of the best this year.
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SimonODec 29, 2006The finest release of the year; broader in scope than any other 2006 record. Lyrically strong, with a collection of amazing voices.
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MichaelCDec 31, 2006This is a very good album, I took it all in on the first listen, every time I thought about skipping a track, it started somthing lush and beutiful and made me want to listen more. My one complaint it the end of the album is a bit to ambitious, and is a bit unfocused, but this is based on the first listen, who knows what cool stuff i'll discover with some repeated listens.
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Awards & Rankings
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Dose’s clever, rich, image-gorged writing is at that forefront more than ever, and, mercy, does he ever slam down the goods.
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Where Subtle use many words to convey many things, I will use one: perfection.
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The chemistry has changed, the music is harder, the frustration's more palable, and you can hear that this is some kind of a make-or-break moment. And this time they made it-- just.