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Since We've Become Translucent does an almost unimaginably good job of adding heft, weight and, god I hate to say it, maturity to the garage idiom.
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A consistently heady and visceral shot of classic Mudhoney: angry, fuzzy guitars, propulsive rhythms, and sarcastically-jaded lyrics.
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MojoAmong their best. [Sep 2002, p.104]
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Since We've Become Translucent isn't always the Mudhoney you remembered, but the album clearly carries the stamp of the band's personality, and shows the group can still rock out while pulling a few new tricks from its collective sleeve.
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MagnetMore of the same, yes, but good enough to make longtime fans crank the volume on the way to their divorce hearings while younger converts learn that the rock wasn't born last year. [#55, p.83]
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Since Weve Become Translucents greatest flaw -- its dumbed-downedness -- becomes apparent and sad as the albums first half goes on.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 5 out of 6
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ThomJun 22, 2005
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paulgNov 17, 2002
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fuzzriteAug 24, 2002