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Modest Mouse The Lonesome Crowded West

1 feb 10

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I've been rediscovering '90s BANDS that I loved but haven't listened to everything (Meat Puppets, Sebadoh, etc.)... I’ll have to do the same with Modest Mouse. I only have “The Moon...” by them, which I really liked back in the day. Very good review, though a bit too long.

Black Lips We Did Not Know The Forest Spirit Made The Flowers Grow

1 feb 10

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Too long. I stopped halfway. They are good.

Jonah Matranga And

31 jan 10

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@Kosmo: and that's a shame, because I think it's an author who deserves more. Sure, the genre proposed often edges into a certain type of acoustic pop (especially in this album), but when it's well done (like in this case), bring on the pop...and he also writes some excellent lyrics.

Jonah Matranga And

31 jan 10

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Thank you, Bartle!!

José González Veneer

31 jan 10

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I listened to it a couple of years ago, and I wasn't convinced at all. In the new folk scene, there's much better out there.

The Magnetic Fields Realism

31 jan 10

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I know their monumental "69 Love Songs": if they had condensed that abundant dozen of masterpieces into a single album, we would be talking about a milestone. As it stands, it remains one of the biggest missed opportunities in music history, in my opinion. I’m not familiar with the rest of their discography. The review is good, but it seems to be written a bit hastily: you could have added something...

Tokyo Dragons Give Me The Fear

31 jan 10

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Great review, I like how you write. I had read something about them, the street rock really appeals to me, I will get them. Thanx

Camper Van Beethoven Popular Songs Of Great Enduring Strenght And Beauty

30 jan 10

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@Blech: I found it at FNAC ;)

Camper Van Beethoven Popular Songs Of Great Enduring Strenght And Beauty

30 jan 10

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@odra: thanks for the link, but it seems to me that there aren't the ones you recommended! Well, I’ll make do. With Camper, I'm going to go backwards now, "Our..." seems to be one of the prettiest, indeed.