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- Summary: The second album for the Swedish electronic artist was produced with Johan Agebjorn.
- Record Label: Paper Bag
- Genre(s): Dance, Electronic
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| Looking at the Stars | |
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| I was so young I can't deny There's a story for the day I let you down, you said don't go You really wanted me to stay I felt the pulse and tender... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Positive: 5 out of 13
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Mixed: 7 out of 13
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My Guilty Pleasure is more cohesive, its production more varied, its songwriting more effective.
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Under The RadarMy Guilty Pleasure pleasantly picks up right where Disco Romance left off. [Summer 2009, p.62]
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Those needing something to occupy themselves with during Annie's prolonged absence from the fold will find plenty to keep them happy (and, at the same time, a little bit sad) on My Guilty Pleasure.
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Q MagazineThis follow-up to 2006's clubland sleeper Disco Romance revealing a polished synthesis of Balearic beats and featherly harmonies. [Oct 2009, p.116]
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My Guilty Pleasure is a very listenable album, with plenty of high points, but overall it tends to fade into the background a little too easily.
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Most of Sally Shapiro’s sophomore LP falls victim to that ancient killer of dance music’s credibility: sameness.
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Agebjorn seems utterly uninterested in taking Shapiro to a new place--not even a different dance floor--and though you can't blame him for drawing out a good time, it feels as if we'd been here forever.
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