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An album that has all of the elements necessary to be a pop classic.
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Alternative PressAcoustic without being folksy, poppy without being pandering, and quirky without being annoying. [Oct 2004, p.144]
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We adore this album and are pretty sure most of you will, too.
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A pleasantly lush album that may be his finest work yet.
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Guthrie successfully matches his idiosyncratic lyrics with subtle, layered arrangements lush with strings, crisp guitars, and shifting song structures as likely to burst into anthem or lilt towards confession.
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Immersed in beautiful, stirring string arrangements, heartfelt melodies and an all-around warm and welcoming down-home folk feel, the new album is sincerely soothing.
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Now, More Than Ever is both hushed and sprawling, serene and agitated, jumpy and constant.
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Frankly, the results are incredible.
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It's a lush, gorgeous record, but it's also small and still, full of unassuming first-person monologues.
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Jim Guthrie has created a masterful soundtrack of peace and tranquility, similar to the crowning achievement of another earthly troubadour, named Sufjan Stevens.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 10 out of 12
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Mixed: 0 out of 12
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Negative: 2 out of 12
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Oct 24, 2013
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MarkSFeb 10, 2007
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joshmDec 5, 2006this is an awesome album, its so relaxing, it almost made me cry, i think