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Despite some strong ideas and a few memorable songs, Faded Seaside Glamour remains notable mostly for the vocals: the album's ups and downs follow Gilbert's voice almost exactly, best when he's hitting high notes, mundane when he's not.
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Rolling StoneGenteel, eminently tuneful. [24 Jun 2004, p.179]
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Alternative PressThe music you'd imagine might play as you ascend to heaven--or the soundtrack to the WB's next teen drama. [Aug 2004, p.118]
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Q MagazineTeeters between over-studied perfection and heavenly pop glory. [May 2004, p.101]
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[Gilberts] chirping voice is such a spectacle at times, you wont know whether to laugh or punch a hole in the wall.
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Nice enough melodies and average tunes are repeatedly elevated by the superlative, rich and detailed production which makes Delays sound like a much better band than they actually are.
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After a great start, Faded Seaside Glamour loses its way and ultimately fails to inspire.
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There's a very good record in this band. This isn't it.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 6 out of 6
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johnApr 25, 2005
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TimE.Jan 13, 2005
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FSJul 20, 2004Summer itself