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Universal acclaim- based on 141 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 116 out of 141
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Mixed: 10 out of 141
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Negative: 15 out of 141
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AlexAug 30, 2005I've tried so hard to work out why this appeals to so many critics. Maybe you like second-rate minimalist house-pop. I can't work out how someone can listen to 2 CDs of this stuff when I can't bear a whole song
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JoshuaMMay 16, 2005This is essentially an over-simplified daft punk with one dudes boring voice all over it. For reasons that are still not clear to me, critics and DJs love it. If you're into ultra-basic electronic pop, you might like it, but otherwise stear clear!
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KimPJun 10, 2005this band is absolutely horrible.
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WayneBMay 21, 2005Knowing I was taking a gamble on this when I made the purchase and man did I lose my shirt. Way over-hyped...Doubt it would even appeal to fans of Peaches (though maybe to M.I.A. devotees) Only a bright moment or two on Disc 2. OK, off to trade mine for some store credit!
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MCFeb 22, 2005Utter Crap, overhyped.......barely music
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JorisApr 1, 2005Overrrated. This is just a hype. There are much better albums out there. Only a few ok songs, the tracks are too long and not definitely not original. Why do reviewers hype an album like this and give gems like The Music's " Welcome to the north" or the truly outstanding "Worlds Apart" from AndYouWillKnowUsByTheTrailOfDead bad reviews?? I'll never understand...
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KAMar 11, 2005over-hyped. Yea its hip, but is wayyyy self-consciously hip . Take a pass.
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ivoMar 26, 2005sad!
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beezJan 2, 2006i hate wasting money on crap. the vocalist totally ripped off the fall's marc e smith and the rest of them sound like the rapture. total rubbish!!!
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Awards & Rankings
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LCD Soundsystem is mostly too afraid to be balls-out fun, but too unambitious to make for a really rewarding artistic experience. Essentially, it sits awkwardly in a no-man’s land between artistry and actual dancing fun, like guess-what-demographic.
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Built on a repetitious platform of bass, drums and guitar, what starts off as a genuinely thrilling journey tends to conclude in a cul-de-sac.
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A disparate yet cohesive collection of songs.