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FilterThe entire disc is marked by diversity and ingenuity. [#13, p.96]
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Stone Roses fans who haven't tracked Brown's musical progress after that band's breakup will find much to love on Solarized, another mini-masterpiece that perfectly balances mood and melody.
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Yet another endearingly eccentric document: one that will largely support his growing reputation as a talented, contrary, and mischievously erratic artiste.
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Under The RadarThe strongest and most ambitious record of Ian Brown's solo career. [#8, p.105]
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Solarized finds Brown regaining the melodic sense that eluded him on most of [Music Of The Spheres].
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Though one can't help but miss the complementing presence of Stone Roses guitarist/songwriter John Squire, "Solarized" is a strong and enjoyable offering from this Manchester icon.
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There's nothing terribly new to the electro-psych sound he's worked up for himself-- it actually throws back quite a bit to the Roses-- but here he has a clutch of great melodies for him to hang his honey-dipped voice on, and he delivers those nicely.
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Negative: 4 out of 26
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RobertB.Jun 28, 2007In a class of his own!!!!!!
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NorthFreedomFighterApr 5, 2005
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patcMar 28, 2005