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Universal acclaim- based on 18 Ratings
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Positive: 16 out of 18
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Mixed: 1 out of 18
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GianlucaMJul 8, 2005bello, veramente bello...
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SColeApr 28, 2005Enjoyable retro-pop, more 60s Brit than garage
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giuliaApr 8, 2005
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jimnMay 3, 2005While it may not be revelatory, this album has a great number of songs that will entertain and excite. The album, which some my unfairly categorize as "garage rock", actually has a lot more soul, skill, and force then most of those rock n roll band currently making music.
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KarinaPJun 7, 2005I LOVE this album!
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SimonApr 10, 2005I preferred the way Bring Em In was (non)produced, but Hurricane Bar has equally as many excellent songs. I think almost all could be singles! But if the energy was slightly held back on this album, even more the frenzy they bring to the live versions. Great!!!
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janesApr 12, 2005Great music, and their brothers band Sugarplum fairy is also really promising. Love the melodies, the rythm, the screaming, the wildness, the softness, everything with it. And these guys were only 22 when they wrote the music, the young brothers were 16-18, you can imagine what might follow!
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timburtonMay 26, 2005music for kingdom and glory, retro rock with new blood and power
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elinanMay 5, 2005THE BEST CD I KNOW! :D
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sarahcJun 1, 2005I think that it is a great album. Every song is so catchy!
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sakigFeb 9, 2007will keep going to live up to the promised that the libertines failed to deliver
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[A] knack for re-creating the already re-created sounds of their peers keeps rearing up on Hurricane Bar, and it docks the album points in the genuineness department.
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We haven't heard such a melodic Swedish act since ABBA.
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Entertainment WeeklyHookily retro, Kinks-style Britpop. [11 Mar 2005, p.105]