The Town And The City
- Los Lobos
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ToddWOct 10, 20069
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TylerrMOct 7, 20063Whenever I think fo this band I only thing of "Los Lonely Boys" and I really don't like that.
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JackieTDec 14, 200610Another masterpiece from a great American band.
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NancyFDec 20, 200610THE TOWN AND THE CITY is a flawless gem that contains some of the best songwriting efforts to date by David Hidalgo and Louis Perez. "LUNA", written by Cesar Rosas, is captivating. If you haven't listened to LOS LOBOS lately, you owe it to yourself to become acquainted with this aural odessy from East L.A.'s finest!
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salomeyOct 27, 20069they haven't sound this good in quite a bit this album is more wonderful than I can express right now the voices, the guitars, everything thank you Los Lobos (great album, bad review :D )
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JasonPOct 6, 20069These guys just keep dropping solid album after solid album. Not a political album so much as one concerned with people and how a few issues might affect them. And it's well done, too--lighter on the rockers than some of their more recent efforts, but still great. And "the Valley" is near-hypnotic. Another high point among high point albums for the band.
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LawrencePOct 16, 20069Impossible not to love...the music and the guys that make it.
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ChaDNov 9, 200610Their best yet. Intelligent and melodic.
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JohnHDec 16, 200610Los Lobos is The Band, with longevity. Hard to believe they've kept the quality of their albums at this level for over 20 years... God bless em.
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The Town and the City isn't likely to be the soundtrack for your next party, but it's an exciting and emotionally powerful experience that grows with each listen.
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70Their first protest record. [Oct 2006, p.137]
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This is an album in the classic, pre-digital sense, in which the very sequence of songs suggests meaning and connection. [12 Sep 2006]