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The WireFor all the enjoyment that this slightly souped-up take on the old sound brings, this kind of comeback can't help but provoke feelings of disappointment and betrayal. [Jul 2010, p.54]
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Obsolescence isn't the real problem with Something For Everybody, Devo's first album since 1990-instead, the disc suffers from simply sounding like a weak iteration of itself.
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While continuing to crusade against de-evolution, these new wave pioneers are stuck in stasis.
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Under The RadarSure, it's better than their last album--there are hooks, clever jokes and tiny sparks throughout-- but the trouble is that those sparks only illuminate the fact that 20 years is a ridiculous amount of time to make anyone wait for what is little more than an overwrought hunk of shiny plastic. [Summer 2010, p.83]
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The twelve tracks of Something for Everybody are tonally monotonous (except for No Place Like Home, the requisite piano ballad near the end), and seem focused on placating long-time fans looking for a nostalgia trip.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 30 out of 33
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Mixed: 2 out of 33
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Negative: 1 out of 33
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Mar 13, 2012
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Jun 2, 2011
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Dec 27, 2010Iâ