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Sixes & Sevens is a disjointed conglomeration of different ramblings that can't quite coalesce around any sort of idea.
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UncutGreen's songs are memorable and his subtle orchestrations effective, while his lovely, burnished, Dean Martin-ish baritone voice glues it all together. [Apr 2008, p.90]
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Alternative PressNothing on Sixes & Sevens quite lives up to the giddy brillance of the "Juno" soundtrack, but the music will still inspire you to draw hearts around your crush's name in your fifth-period notebook. [May 2008, p.134]
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Sixes & Sevens feels more like movie-hopping at an art-house multiplex, an exercise in genre formats and stolen identities.
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Entertainment WeeklyHe hits a campy sweet spot from time to time, but at a seemingly endless 20-track length, this is one tiresome gag. [21 Mar 2008, p.57]
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If not entirely out of gas, Green certainly seems to be having trouble shifting gear.
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The erstwhile Moldy Peaches wears out his welcome at 20 tracks, each one unrelated to the last and haphazardly abandoned around the one-and-a-half minute mark. [Apr 2008, p.98]
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MojoGreen writes with a compulsive frequency, like an office joker cracking funnies. And after 20 of his songs, the appeal wanes in not dissimilar fashion. [Apr 2008, p.114]
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Q MagazineIt's always catchy, but all 20 tracks are so short everything feels throwaway, and the free-association lyrics go from amusing to aggravating in an instant. [Apr 2008, p.107]
User score distribution:
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Negative: 1 out of 7
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PhilippeJ.Apr 11, 2008What an artist! And his voice, breathtaking!
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KaneS.Apr 5, 2008Great voice, great lyrics.
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JamesG.Apr 4, 2008