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BillboardLike last time, the singles are better than the whole. [31 Mar 2007]
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Angry Mob delivers 13 consistently catchy tracks that bounce unrelentingly. [Apr 2007, p.115]
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Entertainment WeeklyThe familiarity is comforting, but nothing here will make you jump up on the bar and headbutt a stranger. [30 Mar 2007, p.71]
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Although the tunes have plenty of vigour and aggression, as with Employment, Britpop veterans will feel more than a little sense of deja vu.
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MojoAn album full of jukebox hits. [Mar 2007, p.98]
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'Yours Truly...' is a rip-roaring pop record - sprightly, lean and adventurous - a bold leap skyward from 'Employment'.
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It starts out inchoate and hard to put your finger on, then coalesces into something wiry and unshakable.
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Q MagazineThis is serious fun. [Mar 2007, p.106]
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SpinWith such sharp detail, Kaiser Chiefs have elevated themselves from a singles band to a group that's capable of both having a laugh and making a focused statement about life's less gleeful side. [Apr 2007, p.92]
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As Blur, Morrissey, and even Oasis learned the hard way, engaging in parochial social criticism — as much of Yours Truly does with its references to youth clubs and housing estates — doesn’t connect with more than a cult of Anglophiles here in the US.
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Call this album their application for recognition as one of the decade's major UK bands.
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UncutTheir second album manages to be full of surprises, while never straying too far from what you'd expect. [Mar 2007, p.80]
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Under The RadarWhere Employment featured lazy, loping grooves perfect for sing-alongs in clubs, YTAM showcases muscular power-chord guitar rockers that will make for great drunken shout-alongs in arenas. [#17, p.92]
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UrbOn Yours Truly, Angry Mob, Kaiser Chiefs grow up, dig in and get utterly serious, albeit in a pogo-hopping, decadent British way. [Apr 2007, p.105]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 58 out of 90
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Mixed: 8 out of 90
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Negative: 24 out of 90
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GarrettJ.Jul 20, 2008With the title track and Ruby the only redeeming features, this album disappointed me.