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These blow-dried disco numbers are unmistakably well-toned. [18 Sep 2004, p.65]
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80Draws intelligently on its sources, revealing itself as more than mere pastiche. [Nov 2004, p.108]
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These '80s-trash connoisseurs have everything electroclash lacks: full-bodied grooves, self-deprecating idiot grins, and--what's best--sax solos. [20 Feb 2004, p.66]
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73Were its hooks not as strong, She's in Control would probably come across as mechanical and calculated, but its many bright spots elevate it above being just a shrewdly timed exercise in cultural re-appropriation.
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70Sure, it's nothing that hasn't been done before.... Still, there's no denying that She's In Control is one helluva bad-ass, booty-shakin', funky-fresh party record.
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70The best ’80s-revival funk made by white Canadian hip-hop kids since, like, ever.
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70Much more than the sum of its pastiche. [#6, p.86]
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She's in Control is dirty late-night fun simply because it has fun.
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The album is just disappointing: full of slick beats of undisguised artifice and lacking the one thing all good slow jams need – namely, great vocals.
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MounirH9Best thing since sliced bread!!!