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Universal acclaim- based on 15 Ratings
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Positive: 14 out of 15
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Mixed: 0 out of 15
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Negative: 1 out of 15
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gernickkJul 10, 2006
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JonLSep 13, 2006Absolutely incredible. Their best album yet by far.
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mikes.Jun 26, 2006Great guitar pop album, a bit of a rip off of big star, but still good production and melodies, decent songwriting and a couple of singles make this album stand out.
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calvinhobbesJun 29, 2006One of the best album I heard this year. My real vote is 8 or 9 but I give it 10 only for the Uncut's score: I recently hate their reviews...).
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ryansDec 7, 2006i don't understand the reviews. normally i agree with the bulk of reviews but it seems critics missed the boat on this album. stop harboring the its not slowdive angst and enjoy the barage of gorgeous 60's pop.
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PaulJul 10, 2006I was surprised by how upbeat this album is. A great sunny, summer, pop record made by a group who usually makes music for late night listening. I don't hear a Big Star influence as mentioned in other reviews. This sounds more informed by 60's pop than anything.
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petefAug 5, 2006I listened this album today at the bus on the way to the beach and I found myself crying of joy
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GabrielPJun 11, 2006It makes you miss tings like Ask me Tomorrow but is certainly a new step on the band's career. And a very good step.
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evansJun 13, 2006Certainly a very different sound for Mojave 3. More conventional pop-crafted songs. If one can accept that the days of Ask Me Tomorrow are gone and go with the transition that Mojave 3 is making, they'll find a really well done, up-tempo album with that same twinge of melancholy that have defined the band.
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FilterIf anything, Neil Halstead & Co. turn things a few shades brighter with Puzzles Like You. [#20, p.104]
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Regardless of tempo, these are some of the strongest, most involving songs the band has ever recorded.
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Mojave 3's new material isn't an abandonment of any strengths; it's an embrace of the simple pleasures of the classic '60s garage-pop style of songwriting.