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Universal acclaim- based on 30 Ratings
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Positive: 26 out of 30
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Mixed: 1 out of 30
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Negative: 3 out of 30
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EricCAug 31, 2008
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BrianC.May 2, 2008My favorite cd of all time, and certainly the best liars cd as well in my opinion.
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EoinTJan 28, 2007F*cking ace.
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AViewAMNov 2, 2006
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RyanMJun 19, 2005
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Ace!Jul 22, 2004
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CarlWJun 22, 2004Although most people are pretty divided about this album, I guess I stand somewhere in the middle. It's impressive that they were able to make an album that inspired such strong, polarized reactions from people, but at the same time, they've basically made an update of PiL's "Flowers of Romance" in terms of the extent of their departure and the actual sound of the album.
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JeffWApr 30, 2004The best CD (and probably the only) to rip off the first This Heat album wholesale right down to the multitracked flat harmonies. You can always depend on Rolling Stone and Spin to be a reverse barometer on challenging music.
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MarkBApr 5, 2004
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PIRANHAg.Mar 31, 2004Shit this is so wired but i like it
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GarethCMar 31, 2004
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RickBMar 18, 2004Yeah, I agree with those who say it's too much, too dark, too whatever- but once you stop teeth-grinding and just listen, I think you'll find a fantastic album underneath.
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johnfMar 14, 2004In ten years, we will all look back upon this album and realize that it is one of the finest acheivements of the early 21st century. All of the naysayers of today will be laughed at, and the few of us that recognize this album as groundbreaking will be grinning from ear to ear. This album falls into place among the likes of Kid A, among others. Splendid.
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johnsMar 1, 2004
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TommySFeb 28, 2004Totally unbelievably brilliant... This is the incarnation of hope for contemporary rock. No other band can touch this Utterly awesome
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An electronic-noise collage that sounds disturbingly rooted in the what-the-fuck? tradition of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music.
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There’s nothing even remotely punk-funk here, instead conventional structures are stretched, shattered and re-assembled.
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MojoNot quite magic but an impressive attempt at experimental spell-weaving. [Mar 2004, p.101]