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Do the Bambi isn't a radical change from Stereo Total's previous work, but it is completely enjoyable from start to finish.
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Beautiful, fun, dark, sentimental, gloomy, hopeful music.
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All of the qualities that make Stereo Total so darn charming are all here.
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Under The RadarLoads of fun dance songs and sexy pop numbers. [#9]
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UncutAddictive pop kitsch. [Apr 2005, p.99]
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UrbCampy, kitschy but always cool. [Mar 2005, p.119]
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MagnetAny party mix could benefit from the crisp beats, blasts and riffs here, and just because Stereo Total's music is jubilant doesn't mean it's vapid. [#67, p.111]
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Do the Bambi proves that art rock can be both obvious and alien at the same time.
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This album, even more than their others, is like a cheap pinata: A lot of candies come out, and a few of them are bound to be stale yellowish things that don't taste like butterscotch.
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Imagine Manu Chao, Serge Gainsbourg and the Cars all caramelized together.
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Alternative PressYou'll probably get annoyed after about 30 seconds. [May 2005, p.138]
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Q Magazine[Stereo Total] have neither the songs nor the art to make their electro-doodlings anything more than an exercise in narcissistic cool. [Apr 2005, p.124]
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Even if the lyrical content is supposed to be ironic, it's still pretty horrible.
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The fact that the middle of the album is easier to swallow than the beginning is not an indication of any real improvement, but a sign that you become habituated, or at least desensitized, to its utter lack of creativity or soul.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 1 out of 2
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Mixed: 1 out of 2
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Negative: 0 out of 2
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May 9, 2014
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brianwMay 11, 2005