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Kidnapped by Neptune is overly long and ambitious, even if it is a determined step towards something far more interesting.
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If you’re looking for dusty, cavernous melancholia entwined with hard rockin’ and speckled with magic, then consider it found.
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It’s easily Niblett’s most challenging album to date, and also her most accomplished.
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Kidnapped by Neptune... finds an exponential increase in her reach while still relying on some of her time-tested tricks; the results are wryly melodic and never ever boring.
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MojoRemarkably compelling to anyone with slightly more outre tastes. [Aug 2005, p.102]
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The highs on Kidnapped are incredibly high, the lows very low, and there's not much in between.
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Explosive, mysterious and refreshingly strange.
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Kidnapped By Neptune is one of those rare albums that's both sexy and dirty, and isn't guilty of trying to be either.
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Despite the overbearing length and the sometimes lazy lyrics, Kidnapped by Neptune is a strong release in a year of strong releases.
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The WireNiblett takes the old quiet-loud dynamic and stretches it to unexpected lengths. [#258, p.68]
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LeonardoFJul 1, 2005a very good album, perhaps a little long.