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Generally favorable reviews- based on 51 Ratings
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Positive: 37 out of 51
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Mixed: 6 out of 51
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MM.Mar 1, 2008Trite lyrics? Check. Average-at-best musicianship? Check. An artist who fails to grow at all and keeps trying to make the same album over and over and over again? Check. If you guessed Jack Johnson, you'd be correct. Here's another yawner from the aforementioned singer/songwriter. You lost me from track one buddy.
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DiandraC.Jun 3, 2008I miss Jack's old laid back feel. These songs are overly dramatic and not him.
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TomH.Apr 10, 2008His worst album yet. A very boring album, lullaby worthy.
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RMFeb 9, 2008Sorry this is a very unprofessional review, perhaps, but the fact that he recorded the album using solar powered equipment shows what a simple minded audience he is going for. Music for simple minded people tends not to be very good. So it is almost fair to say this album can't be much good.
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ChristopherDFeb 12, 2008
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DrewFeb 13, 2008Jack Johnson is a terrible musician. I didn't ever really mind his music but just every song sounds the same and makes him laughable to be even considered as a musician. The fact that he can be considered a "headliner" at Coachella AND Bonnaroo is absolutely absurd! Sorry this is just a rant, but i absolutely loathe so many things he chooses to be. Especially the music he chooses to record.
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Awards & Rankings
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Sleep Through the Static marks a tentative step forward for this improbable superstar.
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Sleep Through the Static has one gear, and that's the one marked "Actually, can we do it tomorrow?"
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On Sleep Through the Static, Johnson has returned to his five basic modes of shuffling and stargazing, all of which are plenty easy on the ears but somehow flabbier.