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It's a fittingly strong ending for a band that did almost everything right.
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For longtime fans, there’s little reason not to buy this. For newcomers, Peel Sessions might not be a logical starting point, but you’ll still walk away understanding why Galaxie 500 are still revered.
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The band is in top form, sounding every bit as fresh and relevant in 2005 as they did 15-years prior.
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An essential addendum to the Galaxie 500 story.
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MojoA bijou flashback to a place of quiet nirvana. [Feb 2006, p.107]
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New Musical Express (NME)A masterclass in why Galaxie were such a great band. [18 Feb 2006, p.36]
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A perfect summation of everything that was great about this band.
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Under The RadarGalaxie 500 greatly benefits from the studio effects and overdubs on their two official releases, but the spontaneity and off-the-cuff elements of the guitar tones and phrasings in the live setup are certainly enjoyable. [#12, p.94]
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UncutThe trio only really let loose on their sprawling, wailing cover of Jonathan Richman's "Don't Let Your Youth Go To Waste." [Feb 2006, p.86]
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THISSUCKSMar 3, 2007Worse Band period on the indy circuit it sounds like a dying cat on steriods
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RHMar 17, 2006It's shocking how most of the indie community isn't familiar with Galaxie 500. One of the most essential underground acts in history.