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Sep 30, 2016These songs [The Trapper and the Furrier, Tornadoland, and Obsolete] are, ironically, more cinematic than anything found on her last album ‘What We Saw From The Cheap Seats,’ and that sense of drama helps make Remember Us To Life a return to form.
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Sep 29, 2016As a whole, Remember us to Life feels a little patchy, with enough ups to make it good, but too many downs to make it great.
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MagnetNov 16, 2016Spektor's knack for orchestral arrangement is more vivid than her writing here. [No. 137, p.61]
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MojoSep 27, 2016She still meanders between electronic-infused pop, Eastern-tinged R&B and AOR balladry, but crisp production and Spektor's pliant, atypically measured vocals keep things focused. [Nov 2016, p.89]
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Sep 28, 2016On Remember Us To Life, Regina Spektor exhibits stronger affinities with Randy Newman, thanks to a turn of phrase often leaning towards the ironic, and a deceptive worldview which, like the sardonic string arrangements and ominous piano settings, gives most of these songs a slightly sour sting in the tail.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 42 out of 52
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Mixed: 3 out of 52
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Negative: 7 out of 52
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Oct 3, 2016
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Nov 22, 2021Regina Spektor is a unic and gifted singer and she proves it one more time here
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Jan 29, 2018Great melodies and great lyrics. Fantastic album. Would recommend for anybody.