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DaveAMay 27, 20060Boring.
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SteveL.Jun 15, 200610
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MickeyRJun 2, 20069beautiful, chilling, and hauting.
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danfMay 27, 200610amazing and mesmerizing. espers have really grown as a group and put together a fantastic and haunting album. one of the best of the year.
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BenHJun 6, 20065Starts off with a great sound, singer has a nice voice, musicians definitely have the chops, but it just never seems to go anywhere. This is the kind of CD you can put on an endless loop and never know one end from the other. I seriously doubt most people will find themselves trying to find some quiet time to give this one another listen - its background music. Yes Dave A. - it is boring.
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TonyFJul 13, 200610epic record in my opinion. huge step forward from their self titled debut, probably because they doubled the members from 3 to 6 and gave it themselves a much fuller sound with stronger tracks. standouts are tracks 1,2,5 and 7. get this if you like folk or psychedelic.
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Espers II is both wondrous and troubling.
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80Artfully arranged songs about planets and beasts and bittersweet harmonies recall British folk-rock combos like Fairport Convention and Pentangle without coming off as retro or twee. [Jun 2006, p.137]
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100The main attraction is still Baird's and Weeks's haunting voices, which turn a risky experiment into a genre-defining classic.