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Entertainment WeeklyExquisitely moody songs alternate with instrumentals that sound like outtakes from the Mothers of Invention's Burnt Weeny Sandwich (that's a compliment). [25 Jan 2002, p.107]
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The combination of quietly gorgeous pop songs and noise bites struggling to become quietly gorgeous pop songs makes for bewitching Sunday-morning listening.
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Certainly it's not as important or ambitious as his principal projects, but on the other hand there's less of the clever ostentatiousness that can sometimes drive you up the wall.
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Working outside of the framework of the pop song, Merritt is left to explore more exotic sound sources and song structures. Unfortunately, without that framework, these elements often fail to amount to anything significant, providing somewhat interesting, meandering background music, but little more.
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Blender[The instrumentals are] a curious bonus for his fans, but not much more. [Feb/Mar 2002, p.113]
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Alternative PressHalf this record sounds like a field recording from a daycare play room. [Mar 2002, p.84]
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The album is surprisingly consistent despite its unbalanced components.
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The WireA decent film soundtrack. [#219, p.74]
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It's another Merritt CD that's so good, it could radically alter the world if it was broadcast from the moon.
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A strange and somewhat inconsistent release.
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Q MagazineA superb piece of work. [Apr 2002, p.117]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 2 out of 2
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Negative: 0 out of 2
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KonstantinosA.Sep 22, 2002Album of the year probably... "Some Summer Day" is the 70th Love Song ;-)
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DanielleR.Mar 6, 2002Fantastic