- Record Label: Touch & Go
- Release Date: Jun 6, 2000
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Universal acclaim- based on 13 Ratings
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Positive: 11 out of 13
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Mixed: 2 out of 13
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Sep 14, 2013One of my favourite albums of all time, I love the variation, the weirdness and the confidence in which it is executed. Blonde Redhead have not been better since than when they did this album, in my opinion.
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BenjaminBunnyApr 1, 2004Great! Four years on, I still play this one often. If you're a fan of experimental NYC post-punk, Japanese female vocals, or if you're a neurotic mess, you'll love this LP.
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Blonde Redhead's biggest detractors focus on the group's uncanny resemblance to Sonic Youth. But while Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons won't exactly silence such suggestions, it does seem to move conscientiously away from the influences that have marred the group's previous work.
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Certainly Blonde Redhead's most accessible yet.
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PunctureThere's a predominantly love-song sound streaming though and through. There are honest-to-god numbers that color themselves well within the bounds of traditional pop standards, making it actually an easy listen--a departure for a band who made themselves synonymous with pushing the musical envelope. [#47, p.29]