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The ease of the instrumentation and the hushed vocals do their part to loosen you up as the music whisks you away to the innocence of childhood and teenage dreams that have never left the recesses of your mind.
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FilterDespite all of the concentrated production, these mellow, easy-going songs still sound completely effortless. [#15, p.97]
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Despite being monstrously homogenous and boring, The Fallen Leaf Pages is too much of a melodic accomplishment to dismiss.
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UrbPutnam's longing voice and rusty guitar strum easily envisions a rustic dwelling, yet their studio strengths reveal a Pink Floyd fetish. [Jun 2005, p.85]
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The songs on Fallen Leaf Pages are all played at roughly the same glacial pace and share a very mellow, thoughtful and regret-filled vibe. Some listeners will find them repetitive, even tedious.
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MagnetIt's drowsy, but drowsy with one cup of coffee in it. [#68, p.108]
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MojoNot their masterpiece, but a sizeable effort nonetheless. [Apr 2006, p.100]
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Their penchant to recreate the music they love leaves little room for innovation, and ultimately the album has the freshness of an unearthed time capsule.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 4 out of 5
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Mixed: 1 out of 5
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Negative: 0 out of 5
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jeremycJun 26, 2005I agree with the last comments! Try this album if you like Grandaddy, Radiohead, The Flaming lips and so on...!
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KatieRMay 20, 2005This album is more interesting every time I listen to it. I love it!
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WayneBMay 18, 2005