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It's honest and raw in the sense that McCulloch is cool with where he's from and unconcerned with where he's headed.
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Slideling is McCulloch's best solo offering by a distance.
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Slideling isn't a terrible album by any means. It just doesn't have a whole lot of depth to it.
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MagnetHis most emotionally expansive record. [#59, p.101]
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MojoThere's no sonic trickery here, just Mac the balladeer. [May 2003, p.95]
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It's his best solo record. Okay, he's only had three, but this is classic McCulloch in a contemporary model.
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Q MagazineSlideling ditches the Bunnymen's arch neo-psychedelia in favour of four-square indie-rock. [May 2003, p.110]
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Slideling eschews all of McCulloch's recognizable quirks and endearing pretensions, replacing them with slick generic mature songs and arrangements that make Coldplay sound adventurous.
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UncutThe best album McCulloch's had a hand in since 1984's Ocean Rain. [May 2003, p.96]