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"this CD, produced by Mike Elizondo (50 Cent?! Dr. Dre?!) is nothing more than a slapdash attempt to join the MTV world covered in green dollar bills." Discover the review
"this CD, produced by Mike Elizondo (50 Cent?! Dr. Dre?!) is nothing more than a slapdash attempt to join the MTV world covered in green dollar bills."
The second album by Rilo Kiley is a thoroughly enjoyable collection of pop tracks, slightly more complex than those in "Take Off And Landings," as already demonstrated in the opening "The Good That Won't Come Out," where Jenny Lewis tries to extend the nuances of her (beautiful) voice, while the soundscape is enriched with keyboards and various effects. Discover the review
The second album by Rilo Kiley is a thoroughly enjoyable collection of pop tracks, slightly more complex than those in "Take Off And Landings," as already demonstrated in the opening "The Good That Won't Come Out," where Jenny Lewis tries to extend the nuances of her (beautiful) voice, while the soundscape is enriched with keyboards and various effects.
a quartet from Los Angeles that debuted in 2001 with this "Take Off And Landings", a CD that can be described as absolutely delightful, right from the first notes of "Go Ahead", almost a folk nursery rhyme for voice and guitar, where Lewis's vocal talent begins to be felt (literally). Discover the review
a quartet from Los Angeles that debuted in 2001 with this "Take Off And Landings", a CD that can be described as absolutely delightful, right from the first notes of "Go Ahead", almost a folk nursery rhyme for voice and guitar, where Lewis's vocal talent begins to be felt (literally).
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