E! Online's Scores
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For 787 reviews, this publication has graded:
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72% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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24% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1.9 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Music review score: 75
Highest review score: | Okonokos [Live] | |
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Lowest review score: | I Get Wet |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 643 out of 787
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Mixed: 133 out of 787
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Negative: 11 out of 787
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He often riffs for too long, so by the time he's singing to his daughter on "Hailie's Song," you feel the album's nearly 80-minute length.- E! Online
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A just-okay collection of mellow ruminations that, at its best, recalls Tom Waits' Bone Machine, and, at its worst, sounds like indie rock's answer to James Taylor.- E! Online
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Her lilting angelic voice and ethereal alternating waves of electronic and acoustic musical accompaniment make Nova's contemporary folk-pop tunes perfect for TV-styled teen angst and lessons in love.- E! Online
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What the Kids lack in pep this time they make up for with honest, homey performances.- E! Online
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Some tracks are as disconnected as a David Lynch film, but no one does misery like this neo-blues hollerer.- E! Online
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Veni Vidi Vicious literally explodes with frenetic guitar jangle and audacious hooks.- E! Online
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This solo disc by Phish phrontman Trey Anastasio offers some delicious bait.- E! Online
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The songs lack the emotional depth of Bewilderbeast, but the jaunty folk-pop is just so much fun.- E! Online
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Elvis Costello is back, bashing and clanging away at what he does best: delivering out vitriolic songs of curdled romance and sodden, soiled dreams.- E! Online
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The sonic pleasure of the band's languid guitar balladry still pulses, and bassist Britta Phillips adds pleasant Stereolab-y vocals to some tracks, but there isn't much here you haven't heard before from Luna.- E! Online
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[Stereo] is brimming with expressive, beautifully articulated songs that speak to both sides of his personality.- E! Online
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This disc's rich, exotic flavor gets more intense the longer you chew on it.- E! Online
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The disc's bountiful electric piano, plaintive acoustic guitars and gentle vocals recall old AM radio fare like Cat Stevens or, more currently, an American version of Travis.- E! Online
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There are more than enough moments when Sheryl really shines in that Sheryl way.- E! Online
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A quietly retro mix of guitars and organ-fueled songs, the music simmers rather than boils over.- E! Online
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Another collection of wise, witty tracks marked by her usual spunky vocal style and slashing slide-guitar work.- E! Online
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Fang packs all the punk-rock wallop, menacing guitars and dirty, funky blues Spencer fans crave.- E! Online
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Hummingbird does not disappoint fans who like their R&B buzzing with a side of multitempo hip-hop.- E! Online
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A glorious noise in which wailing guitars, teeth-rattling drums and Ralph Cuseglio's bug-eyed hollering leave no place for pretense.- E! Online
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Taken as a whole, Souljacker comes off so bleak it overwhelms the album's strengths, like its memorably catchy melodies and sonically brilliant tracks.- E! Online
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Become You serves up sparse coffeehouse acoustic arrangements with a side of gorgeously hoarse and shimmering vocal harmonies.- E! Online
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Evokes Jamiroquai, Steely Dan and Curtis Mayfield--all at the same time.- E! Online
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Just like the architects behind Kid A, they take all these creepy elements and make something totally excellent.- E! Online
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