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Universal acclaim- based on 32 Ratings
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Positive: 28 out of 32
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Mixed: 4 out of 32
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SeamusSApr 23, 2005Brilliant, Brutal, Beautiful The Three Bs of Rock Music This is an amazing cd TO agree with the review PURE SEX
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GianlucaMJul 8, 2005This duo, after Keep on your mean side, demonstrate that they do good music. for me one of the best indie/rock album of 2005.
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JohnRApr 30, 2005Wanted to give it an 8.5....It's a good record, dark but not for show...Very effective.
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EdwardEMar 9, 2005Stripped & gutteral brilliance! It's waking up & pissed off before coffee, about to murder a treacherous lover.
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joserMar 14, 2005Confirma-se a boa impressão do primeiro album.Bom.
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JamesHMar 18, 2008Very good album. High points include "At the Back of the Shell" and "Love is a Deserter". Stripped down and dirty rock.......dark...but quite a bit of fun. Somehow makes you feel cool while listening.
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ChristopherLNov 21, 2006Rodeo Town the standout track for me.
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MelloDeeMar 22, 2005The chick in the band is *SO* hot. Nuff said.
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DavisWMay 4, 2005This band is more of a live act (highly, highly recommended if you haven't seen them) but the album is still a good listen. I find their debut "Keep On Your Mean Side" more sexy and more fun but this is still worthy of a purchase.
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JeremyBkJul 18, 2005
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Feb 15, 2012A good indie blues rock album although probably the record I'd recommend least fromThe Kills. It's still got a bite and a swagger that loads of records out there just don't have but check out their other records before this one.
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giuliaMar 21, 2005its okay, you can listen to it. and you wont feel bad. its a 6,5.
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ScottHApr 2, 2005Get's old pretty fast, though i can't deny that i enjoy a nice part of the album. I just would rather listen to PJ Harvey's albums.
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MichaelKMar 9, 2005
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Awards & Rankings
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Entertainment Weekly[The Kills] use overdriven riffs and ticky-tacky drum-machine beats to create a steamy mood of sexual menace and druggy abandon. [11 Mar 2005, p.102]
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Los Angeles TimesThe biggest advance is that the Kills now wrap their songs, from the enchanting "The Good Ones" to the especially anxious "I Hate the Way You Love," in melodies that are disarmingly sweet and seductive. [6 Mar 2005]
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MojoIts claustrophobia is total, unique, spellbinding. [Mar 2005, p.106]