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A gem, with sunny three-part harmonies and songs that sound familiar in the best way.
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91Sing-along melodies and breezy hooks are strewn throughout.
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It’s hard to think of too many contemporary bands that are making such unapologetically sunny, pop-tinged rock and roll.
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73But the thing is, somewhere between all the vamping and forced attempts at being hip and irreverent, they found the time to write and record a fine record.
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7012 tracks of fun, lighthearted rock tunes that are each instantly hummable.
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60Their pure pop rock is both uncomplicated and uninhibited. [June 2002, p.120]
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60The Guest, for all its flaws, is wise beyond the years of the musicians who made it.
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Given a choice between listenable power-pop by nobodies and the same product by cult movie stars, who's going to say no to a little glitter?
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The Guest is merely OK, a power-pop record whose songs seem catchy while they're playing but don't make a lasting impression.
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daven9A perfect blend of summery pop with melodic melodies.
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Jack7Very good. California obviously getting alot of playing since The O.C.