The Loves of Your Life
by Hamilton Leithauser
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80

Generally favorable reviews - based on 11 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
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  2. Mixed: 1 out of 11
  3. Negative: 0 out of 11
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  1. No Ripcord
    Apr 20, 2020
    60
    The Loves of Your Life was designed with each song intentionally being about a specific person, which makes even the worst songs interesting tales.

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8.1

Universal acclaim- based on 13 Ratings

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  1. Lajaleaa
    Jun 13, 2020
    8
    ( 86/100 )

    Hamilton Leithauser presenta un álbum lleno de sí mismo sobre la observación de la vida ajena y el romance alrededor de cada    ( 86/100 )

    Hamilton Leithauser presenta un álbum lleno de sí mismo sobre la observación de la vida ajena y el romance alrededor de cada acción, palabra y situación. Hamilton no solo se toma en serio su propia música, sino que se divierte con ella. Producido por él mismo, se agradece esa falta de sonido digital y se sustituye por una poco organizada armonía que, a favor de Hamilton, en vez de caer en el desorden, eleva a los oyentes a un genuino ambiente callejero de relatos íntimos: tan público como personal. Ya sea en el Zócalo de la ciudad o en el camellón de algún pueblo, Hamilton le saca provecho a sus instrumentos y coros sin miedo a encimarlos y dejarlos sonar logrando honrar lo espectacular de la cotidianidad a la que a todos nos victimiza.
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    Hamilton Leithauser presents an album full of himself about the observation of oblivious lives and the romance surrounding each action, word, and situation. Hamilton doesn't just take with seriousness his own music, but he also seems to be having fun with it. Produced by himself, it can be appreciated the lack of digital sound, which is substituted by a not well-organized harmony that, in favor of Hamilton, instead of falling in disorder, it elevates the listeners to a genuine street ambient full of intimate stories: as public as personal. Whether it's in a city esplanade or the sidewalk of any town, Hamilton takes advantage of his instruments and chorus, fearless to overlapping them and letting them sound, achieving to honor the spectacular side of everyday life to which all of us are victims.    … Full Review »
  2. DontCallMeAndy
    Apr 15, 2020
    10
    Ham doing what he does, being the very best. "Isabella" is a career highlight and instant classic. Awful lot to love about this record, bothHam doing what he does, being the very best. "Isabella" is a career highlight and instant classic. Awful lot to love about this record, both for Walkmen stalwarts and sidewalk fans alike. Think of it as a sequel to I Had A Dream That You Were Mine, only Leithauser is playing both his role and Rostam's; when he does occasionally fall short as Rostam, he positively outdoes himself at the Hamilton Leithauser part. Never would have imagined his best work could still be in front of him when the Walkmen hung it up, but now thinking that could very well have been the case.… Full Review »
  3. JuanCarlos_
    Apr 11, 2020
    10
    Some songs sound the most "The Walkmen" Hamilton has ever sounded; which is not necessarily bad. Sounds... feels so nostalgic, and familiar...Some songs sound the most "The Walkmen" Hamilton has ever sounded; which is not necessarily bad. Sounds... feels so nostalgic, and familiar... and real and unique at the same time. I don't know about everyone else, but this is the god damn album I needed at this moment of men's history. Thanks Hamilton. Love every song.… Full Review »
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