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Universal acclaim- based on 80 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 72 out of 80
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Mixed: 3 out of 80
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Negative: 5 out of 80
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RussellEDec 26, 2008This album is like delicious suck that doesn't new order. I can stop listening to it any moment I choose. I bought their debut CD and its just as non-amazing as this crude.
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Awards & Rankings
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To be sure, In Ghost Colours is a triumph of craftsmanship rather than vision--a synthesis and refinement of existing sounds rather than anything dramatically new and original--but it is an unalloyed triumph nonetheless, and one of the finest albums of its kind.
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The way In Ghost Colours exploits my affection for synth pop and empty, detached vocals, I should be knocking down Dan Whitford’s door trying to get a strand of hair, but the album unfortunately loses its resonance on subsequent listens, its sheen lessening to a duller shade with each closer inspection.
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From start to finish this is an unexpected adventure through the crossover, leaving the door of the VIP bunker open for us all to sneak in.