You're A Woman, I'm A Machine
- Death From Above 1979
- Band Name: Death From Above 1979
- Record Label: Vice / Atlantic
- Release Date: Oct 26, 2004
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9.3
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Universal acclaim- based on 43 Ratings
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ChrisBOct 20, 200510Awesome Album. Gonna go see these guy's in concert. Best sound I've heard for a 2 man band
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jackwhiteJun 30, 20068ridiculously good. this is a 2-piece band.. HELLO!!! 2 PIECE BAND!!!!!! check for live video's on youtube, they're even better!
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jennypJan 24, 200510i loved these cool canadians when they came to town oh yea i went! they're hilarious and make the venue smaller by being amazing!
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neilsApr 30, 200510outstanding - found myself raving to it at 8 on a saturday morning.
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jamesdJan 7, 200710amazing. the best album of 2004 and one of the best albums this decade. it's so original, loud, and plain awesome. an absolute essential.
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GuidovanEJun 30, 200710mindblowing piece of music, it's such a shame they stopped.
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jessicatDec 17, 200410i can't take this out of my cd player. it's that good!
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gregDec 19, 200410this is one of the most killer albums i've heard in.... a long while. They have given bass player a reason to live
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baileywJan 12, 200510This Band is effing awesome. I saw them live and they rocked soooooooooo hard, they are definitly one of the best bands out there.
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PeteLJan 17, 200510this is an extreme album
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ChairmanSacMar 24, 20058This is a very good album, but I don't think it deserves all the praise it has received as the repetitive produciton does get a bit tiresome towards the end. And the last song, "Sexy Results", is terrible. I still love the album, but its not without its problems. If you want a bass and drum duo that could kick these guy's collective ass, check out Lightning Bolt.
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ChriscJun 10, 200510Damn straight its a 10. Giver.
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RichardRJul 2, 20059
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FoenssonFJan 8, 20069A lesson in agressive, but skinny rock!
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WillJApr 17, 200710Simply amazing. Brain bubbling bass, screaming vocals that are actually good, and those bastards broke up because they got tired of each other after a few months on tour. They should be put on a tribunal, for crimes against the world of music for denying it a succinct pleasure
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IshiiNov 5, 200410kick ass
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cvaldavNov 6, 20042this album sucks, plain and simple. it's nowhere near the hint of genius they showed on "heads up." every song sounds the same. you'd be better off buying anything than this.
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AnthonySDec 1, 200410This is one of the most entertaining albums I have heard all year. There are no bad songs. Everything is catchy in a strange way. Buy it. Now.
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CleanvilleTDec 23, 200481. I second the poster who compared this to QOTSA. It is very similar, but more primitive, less going on in the songs. 2. "Black History Month" is my favorite song of the year (then again "The Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret" was my favorite song of the year a couple years ago).
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DrewMNov 11, 200510There is nothing like this album. If you don't like it at first, listen to it again.. and again. You'll wonder why you didn't like it.. becuase you now can't live without it. Then you'll wonder why NIN and Queens aren't open for them. These guys are musical gods. They also have a good taste in shoes.
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GnarlesJan 11, 20067A solid, original album, but hurt by some production and vocal weaknesses. It doesn't have enough sonic punch for the metal side, and lacks enough of a strong vocalist for the dance side. Still, I can't stop playing it. Deliciously volcanic stuff.
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neutroNov 16, 20049excellent, innovative, sexy. fans of queens of the stone age should check them out, it's relative with a twist of indie and dance.
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FrancoisCDec 26, 200410Enfin, des Montréalais qui ont du guts!
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[Anonymous]Nov 19, 200510Amazing.
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